BERHAMPUR: Flow of tourists to Daringbadi, dubbed 'Kashmir of Odisha', has gained momentum with the hill town in Kandhamal district reeling
under cold wave. The night temperature at the tourist draw is hovering between
4 and 5 degree Celsius.
Besides cold temperature, vast patches of coffee
plantation, scenic hills, pine jungles and 'lovers' waterfall attract the
tourists to Daringibadi. The tourism department has developed the site keeping
in view tourists' priorities in mind.
Daringbadi, situated at an
altitude of 280 metre above sea level,
is the only place in the state which witnesses snowfall during peak winter.
Around 400 domestic and foreign tourists visited the hill town last month,
tourism department sources said.
Tourists prefer spend night either in Berhampur
or district headquarters town of Phulbani, both about 100 km from the town in
opposite directions.
The district administration has decided to
develop infrastructure at Daringbadi to increase tourist footfall. We have also
plans to develop infrastructure facilities at Dasingbadi, another picturesque
place with a pine jungle and a waterfall. Dasingbadi is about 17 km from
Daringbadi. Similarly, the administration has also decided develop to scenic
spots Hatimunda and Kirikuti, about 40 and 20 km from Daringibadi respectively.
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