2 places to see, with what each one is and how long it takes.
Not in Chilika & Rambha Coast — these are in other towns across the state.
Attraction
Puri (Jagannath Temple & Beach)
Twelfth century, with a spire around sixty-five metres high. Hindus only, and no phones or leather past the gate. The flag at the top is changed every day by a man who climbs the spire without ropes — worth waiting for, from outside if you cannot go in.
Experience
The beach famed for the international sand-art festival.
Attraction
The 24 masterfully carved stone wheels lining the temple base, intricately detailed with geometric spokes that function as accurate sundials.
Attraction
Puri (Jagannath Temple & Beach)
The clean, wide sandy shore front flanking the Bay of Bengal, famous for evening local seafood stalls and traditional sand art sculptures.
Attraction
An elevated columned stone structure standing before the main hall, carpeted entirely with fine reliefs of classical musicians and dancers.
Attraction
Three kilometres from the temple, and the beach the Sun temple was oriented towards. At Magha Saptami, in January or February, pilgrims bathe here before dawn and walk to the temple after — the one day it is crowded.