Bhubaneswar is commonly referred to as “Ekamra Khetra” or the temple city. This is because of its intermingling Hindu, Buddhist and Jain traditions and heritage. Back in the day, there were thousands of mediaeval stone temples built in the Kalinga style of architecture. Today, the city welcomes tourists keen on sampling Odia cuisine, attending indigenous festivals and fairs, and catching Odissi dance performances.
Food and Drink
Places To Visit In Bhubaneswar For The Best Food
Whether you crave the comforts of home or authentic Odia cuisine, here are the best places to eat in Bhubaneswar
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13 June 2024
Yogurt-based lassi prepared in Odia style. It is topped with grated coconut, cherry, cashew nuts and raisins
Photo: Subhransuphotography/Wikimedia Commons
Yogurt-based lassi prepared in Odia style. It is topped with grated coconut, cherry, cashew nuts and raisins
Photo: Subhransuphotography/Wikimedia Commons
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