Handibhanga Waterfall | Waterfalls in Odisha |
About Handibhanga Waterfall: |
Handibhanga Waterfall is one of the famous picnic spots in this region. This waterfall is located at Bahalda village in district of Mayurbhanj, Keonjhar. It is a great waterfall falling from a height of 200 meters. Waterfall is set between the natural beauty of forests and mountains. Due to the eye catching natural beauty of this place, a large number of tourists have been attracted over time. This is wonderful waterfall, another waterfall is Keonjhar like, sanaghagra and badaghagra. Joda another famous picnic spot near this place. |
Location information Handibhanga Waterfall:Address: Bahalda Village, |
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Summer - March to May |
Monsoon - June to October |
Summer - March to May |
History of Handibhanga Waterfall: |
Netaji's father's name was Jaankinath, for this reason this place is also called Jankinath Bhawan. Netaji was born in 1897. He had eight brothers and six sisters who shared this house with this huge family. The house is a two-story L-shaped building with a temple on the back. At the other end, it is also a big stable. This place has been completely renovated and in the year 2007 a museum has been provided. The living room of the house has been converted into a gallery displaying various pictures of Netaji and his family members. Photos reflect their story at different stages of their life. Netaji's birth place museum includes ancient furniture used by the family in ancient times. There is a library section in the house, which contains important documents, 22 books written by Netaji and various books highlighting Netaji's biography, including the Vedas and other Upanishads. |
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How to reach Handibhanga Waterfall?Flight - Biju Pattanaik is the nearest airport |
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Nearest Petrol Pump near by Handibhanga Waterfall:
Kendujhar, NH-6, Hajira Calcutta Highway, Keonjhar, Keonjhar, Odisha 758001
Kendujhar, NH-215, Panikoili Rajmundra Highway, Keonjhar, Keonjhar, Odisha 758001
Badahal, Kendujhar, NH-6, Hajira Calcutta Highway, Keonjhar, Keonjhar, Odisha
Keonjhar, Odisha 758002
Keonjhar, Odisha 758001
Keonjhar, Odisha 758001
Keonjhar, Odisha 758035 |
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