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Travelers can take a look at the brand new experience of Odisha as the state government is all set to launch a series of campaigns to promote regional tourism under the post-Covid era. On the occasion of World Tourism Day on Sunday, the launch of the 'Odisha By Road' campaign will promote some beautiful but prestigious places with the help of the tourism department. The tourism sector in Odisha Tour Packages offers a wonderful and extraordinary journey of temples, monuments, and fine arts history, heritage, and architecture. The state of Odisha has a coastline of 485 km with natural beaches, calm lakes, and magnificent rivers.

Numerous itineraries have been prepared with camping sites pointing to the campaign. The itinerary includes experiences such as mountain stations, tribal areas, beaches, eco-tourism sites, nature camps and food, heritage, adventure, ethnic competition, arts and crafts, recreation, wildlife, and the environment. Since people are less likely to travel by air or train during times, the campaign aims to increase the chances of traveling on beautiful roads.

Vishal Kumar Dev, Secretary, Tourism Department, said, "This epidemic has come after important parts of the Odisha By Road campaign, namely tourism, sports events, spiritual and festive tourism." Offers a variety of trips across the length and breadth of the state.

Other popular tourist destinations of Odisha Holiday Packages include Raghurajpur- a heritage handicraft village, Sishupalgarh-a ruined fortification, Lalitgiri-a Buddhist complex, and a group of islands including Hirakud Dam, another Mahanadi Rail Bridge. And also includes Paradip Port, which is the 13th largest port in India.

Beyond beaches and temples:

Odisha is a major tourist destination in India, which attracts numerous tourists. From beaches to pilgrimages, Odisha Tour Packages are a great choice for travelers from all over the world, giving you many opportunities to see. But there are many more treasures in the eastern part of the state that cannot be fully explored.

The state is full of natural wonders because, in addition to its arts and culture, it has 42 eco-tourism sites, 47 nature camps, and 20 protected areas, while the forests are largely untouched. The Odisha Road Campaign aims to transform the state's tourism ecosystem into a treasure hunt and go beyond temples and beaches.

Coastal crushing sites can be accessed via National Highway 16, while other locations such as Hirakud, Debrigarh, Satkosia, Mahanadi gorge, Daringbadi, Belghar, and Mandsaur silent valley are located in western and central Odisha. The natural valleys of the undivided Koraput district are a pleasure to travel from Varasapetnam to the Araku Valley, and the de-tour from Ganjam can also be taken to Koraput.

From Nayagarh to Buddha and from Keonjhar to Mayurbhanj via Khiching are extraordinarily beautiful. The state is full of natural wonders. "We hope the move will help attract more domestic tourists," said Sachin Ramchandra Jadhav, director of the tourism department.

The Odisha Holiday Packages will take you to see hundreds of temples, the most famous of which is the so-called Sun Temple of Konark, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to the 13th century. With a few exceptions, road travel in the state is great. Roads are green on both sides due to the unavailability of citizens. Driving on roads pierced by forests and shelters in different areas is a treasure. Odisha is set to reopen at least 10 camps in the first phase before October 1. The camps are located at Baramunda, Chhotkei, Dangamal, Daringbadi, Debrigarh, Deras, Mandasaru valley, Mangalajodi, Tarava, and Satkosia sand resorts.

The idea of Odisha By Road is that people will travel in small groups of family members, relatives or friends to stay safe during epidemics. "All preparations are complete with the Covid-19 protocol.

Kalinga Riders: Tourism Ambassadors:

Orissa has an excellent road network and a truly fertile ground for those looking for irreplaceable treasures 'at every corner'. Odisha has emerged as a front runner in responsible tourism, linked to a productive industrial base. Odisha Tourism also plans to launch a sportbike rally on the occasion of World Tourism Day. As mentioned, the Kalinga Rides will have 100 motorcyclists covering a distance of 25 km from Infocity to Dhauli. Later they will go to Daringbadi and Mangalajodi, Koraput and Talasari. They will stay there and share their experiences on their blogs and social media posts.

Odisha has 12 superbike clubs, including nine in Bhubaneswar. More than 600 members of the club own 350 Superbikes, including Harley-Davidson. Odisha Tourism will sponsor its tours and in return, it will promote the places they see from different sources.

Odisha Tour Packages will also be invited for bikers and traders of passenger groups. It is also speculated that the East India Bikers Festival will be held in Odisha like India Bike Week, which is found to be a successful part of the Eco-Retreat or Eco-Retreats.

Odisha Tourism has also launched the Car and Motorcycle Magazine Group to promote Odisha in its magazines, social media, and digital platforms. A six-member group of motorcyclists began their journey with Voice earlier this month. "Wherever motorcyclists have to travel, they will be facilitated to book eco-tourism destinations and properties of Odisha Tourism Development Corporation. They are really busy providing a purpose with the tourists," he said. A great experience for Odisha Holiday Packages.

‘Nimantran’ to promote Odia food:

The state government will also launch a restaurant called Nimantran, focusing on Odia food. Initially, it will operate from OTDC restaurants and will later be extended to other locations. The government has also decided that Odia will now hold food festivals wherever the tourism department plans to hold roadshows. Food festivals will be held in all the metros and major cities of the states which contribute to a large number of domestic tourists. There are five states - Odia chefs in star hotels are also in talks to hold such food festivals on a large scale.

Odisha Tourism also plans to introduce food trucks in major cities and towns of the state. In the first phase, one truck each will be implemented in Bhubaneswar, Puri, and Sambalpur. The tourism secretary added that depending on the response, it would be further expanded.

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