Devkund Waterfall

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Devkund Waterfall may be a wonderful religious and tourist place in Odisha. 

Devkund Waterfall

it's situated within the district Mayurbhanj. Devkund waterfall is a crucial tourist place in Odisha (Orissa) and situated at 59 km from the most town of Baripada and 84 km from Balasore district Devkund is legendary for its waterfall that falls from the highest of Capitol Hill. 

Devkund (where god takes bath) waterfalls into a Kund (pool) which is believed to be a sacred pool. altogether there are 5 waterfalls which fall under Kund and thus the place also named Pancha Kunda. 

These five waterfalls are Amrit Kund, Ghrita Kund, Haladi Kund, Devkund, and Devi Kund. Over 100 steps above the waterfall near the river source sacred temple of Devi Ambika is found. 

The height of the Devkund the waterfall is 51 fit from the bottom level which is extremely big and provides a gorgeous view when water falls from such height. The water is extremely cold and clean that's suitable for the bathing of tourists, they will enjoy tons on this water. 

The Natural dense forest and therefore the beautiful waterfalls make these places an exquisite destination for tourists. Thousands of tourists from everywhere India come to the present place per annum to urge the divineness of this sanctum. Day by day the amount of tourist are increasing at these places for both nature and adventure tour and nonsecular tour in Odisha. 

How to Reach : 

By Air Nearest Airport: Biju Pattanaik International Airport, Bhubaneswar (250 K.M) and Netaji Subash Chandra Bose International Airport, Kolkata (315 K.M) 

By Train Nearest Railway Station: Baripada (70 K.M) and Balasore (72 K.M) 

By Road, Devkund is 70 K.M faraway from the Mayurbhanj District HQ Baripada, 250 K.M faraway from Bhubaneswar, 315 K.M faraway from Kolkata and 72 K.M faraway from Balasore. 

This place is well connected by Taxis and Jeeps.


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