Chandipur Beach is a unique beach where the seawater recedes up to 5 km twice a day during the ebb tide. You can walk along the stretched beach during the ebb and play with the waves during the high tides. The beach attracts many tourists throughout the year, and the scenic beauty of the place is remarkable.
Panchalingeswar Temple is a popular Hindu religious site located on the top of the Nila Hill. The temple has five lingams, which are believed to symbolize the five elements of nature- earth, water, fire, air, and ether. To reach the temple, visitors have to climb a fleet of stairs, and on the way, they can enjoy the breathtaking view of the surrounding hills and waterfalls.
Khirachora Gopinatha Temple is a Vaishnava temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, located in a charming village named Remuna. Legend says, the king of that time dreamt about the lord Gopinath in that place, and later, the temple was built to commemorate the dream. You can witness the famous 'bhoga' of the lord Gopinath, which is believed to be "Mahaprasada" and offered to the devotees.
Kupari River Picnic Spot is a natural tourist spot located on the bank of the Kanshabansa River. Visitors can spend a relaxed evening while enjoying the scenic beauty of the place, sipping tea and enjoying the local snacks.
If you have more time, you can consider visiting other iconic places in Balasore, such as Akhandalamani Temple and Kuldiha Wildlife Sanctuary. However, if you have less time, you can skip visiting Kupari River Picnic Spot or Khirachora Gopinatha Temple to save time. Ensure to carry enough water and wear comfortable shoes while visiting the Panchalingeswar Temple.