Gwalior to Bhubaneshwar Flights

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Bhubaneswar- The Mighty Capital of Odisha

Bhubaneswar is a splendid city of Odisha that remains as the confluence of historical vibes with modern developments. This Temple City of India has some of the finest spiritual and religious sites of Hindus, Jains and Buddhists. From the 6^th to the 13^th century a spectrum of Hindu temples emerged in this city, making it one of the ionic Swarna Tribhuja or Golden Triangle, which is completed by Konark and Puri. Not only in terms of history, this city has transformed to the hub for information & technology and education too with prominent institutes of national importance including Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Institute of Mineral and Materials Technology and All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS).

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There are innumerable places that one should visit to capture the real essence of Bhubaneswar and here is a list of a few:

Lingaraj Temple: A famous Hindu temple that was constructed in the 11^th century by the King Somavanshi Yayati. It is the largest temple of the city and serves as one of the prominent landmarks of Odisha. The central tower stands at the height of 180 feet and exemplifies the marvellous Kalinga architecture. The name of this temple is derived from Lingam, the purest form of Lord Shiva. At the northern side of the temple lies the Bindu Sagar Lake.

Khandagiri and Udayagiri: The twin giri (hills) stand in front of one another and are home to ancient scriptures. Khandagiri has 15 different caves, which were once the residence of monks. The two integral caves of this hill are Haati Gumpha and Rani Gumpha.

Nandankanan Zoological Park: This Botanical Garden and Zoological Park came into existence in 1960 and became the first zoo to be registered with World Association of Zoos and Aquarium (WAZA). Its name translates to "The Garden of Heaven", where travellers will be spellbound by the 134 acres Kanjia Lake and dense Chandaka Forest. Pangolin, jackal, monkeys, python, wild boars, spotted deer, black buck, sambar deer, crocodiles and barking deer are some of the common animals that can be seen here.

Heritage and Culture of Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar has witnessed the rise and fall of many dynasties and each one it left their spark on the "Lord of the Earth". The region was a part of the Mauryan, Somavanshi, Karrni and Mughal empires. The modern city was planned by Otto Konigsberger (German architect) in 1949 with parks, gardens and wide roads.

Festival Celebrated in Bhubaneswar

Thanks to its diverse cultural influences, Bhubaneswar celebrates different festivals with equal zeal and enthusiasm.

• Rath Yatra: The Rath Yatra or Chariot Festival is an ancient festival that is observed from Purana periods. The Skanda Purana, Padma Purana and Brahma Purana describe the importance of this festival.
• Ganesh Puja: Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Lord Ganesh. Idols of the Lord are worshipped in pandals across the major areas of the city.
• Shivratri: Devotees remain awake the entire night seeking chanting prayers, seeking forgiveness and embracing the virtues of Lord Shiva.
• Odisha Literary Fest: A festival dedicated to literature and its evolving concepts. Renowned authors, celebrities and politicians share their ideas and views though debates, readings and interviews.

Traditional Attire of People in Bhubaneswar

The traditional outfit worn by men is dhoti and kurta, while women wear sarees and salwar kameez. Apart from this, the tribal communities are also an essential component of its culture, and they wear exotic handcrafted jewellery ay on major route acr with intricate designs.

Languages Spoken in Bhubaneswar

Odia is the official language of the city, but due to its brimming cosmopolitan nature over 30% of the population speaks English and Hindi too.

Folkdance of Bhubaneswar

Odissi is the traditional dance form of Bhubaneswar that is performed on classical Odissi music. This place is home to eminent dancers like Padma Vibhusan Kelucharan Mohapatra and Sonal Mansingh.

Lip Smacking Cuisine of Bhubaneswar

People with a sweet tooth will love scrumptious desserts like Chenna Gaja, Chenna Poda, Rasabali, Rasagola and Chenna Jilli. The seafood options are crabs, lobsters and prawns.

Transportation in Bhubaneswar

Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) has over 100 buses operating every day on major routes across the city, and even connecting various parts of the city with Bhubaneswar Airport (BBI) and railway station. For nearby trips, travellers can opt for auto rickshaws, prepaid taxis and cab services too.

The Ancient City of Kings- Gwalior

Gwalior is situated at the northern part of Madhya Pradesh. The city is beautiful, with its monuments, forts and heritage sites. It was one of the princely states of British Raj and remained the winter capital of Madhya Bharat until independence. The city features attractions including Jhansi Ki Rani Monument, Jai Vilas Mahal, Gwalior Fort, Sun Temple and Dharam Mandir.

Transportation in Gwalior

There is a wide range of options to choose when it comes to transportation in Gwalior. Air-conditioned & normal buses by Madhya Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (MPSRTC) operate across the city. Travellers can also go by taxis, autos and cabs to various parts of the city.

About Gwalior Airport

Gwalior Airport (GWL) is one of the four important airports of Madhya Pradesh. It is owned by the Indian Air Force and managed by Airports Authority of India (AAI). The airport spreads across an area of 760 acres and has a domestic passenger terminal to cater flights to and from Gwalior. It supports online web check-in facility.

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