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Where Every Road Path Leads to Something Wonderful

Bangriposi sits at the crossroads of wilderness, tribal culture, and ancient heritage, making it one of the most rewarding weekend getaways from Kolkata for those who travel to feel something real. Within a short drive of Khairi Resorts, ancient waterfalls crash through sal forests, sacred temples sit atop forested hills, and village artisans keep 4,000-year-old craft traditions alive with their bare hands. Whether you are drawn to the melanistic tigers of Similipal, the sacred trails of Maa Dwarasuni Temple, or the stillness of a forest dam at dusk, the attractions around Khairi Resorts offer a different kind of discovery at every turn.

Brahmankund

Nestled in the Girisrungha hills of Similipal Forest Range, It features a stunning 29 meter cascade flowing into a crystal clear pool with Mahseer Fish.

📍35 km from Khairi Resort
🕒45 Mins Drive through Village
⭐Best for - Picnics, Treks, Photography

Nedam Dam

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Bangriposi, It is a peaceful offbeat destination known for its scenic backwaters, tranquil surroundings, & breathtaking landscapes.

📍20 km from Khairi Resort
🕒30 Mins Drive through Village
⭐Best for - Picnics, Treks, Photography

Budhabalanga River

Originating in the Similipal hills, this river flows through Bangriposi offering scenic views & historical significance, linked to the legendary freedom fighter Bagha Jatin.

📍10 km from Khairi Resort
🕒30 Mins Drive through Village
⭐Best for - Picnics, Sunset Watching

Dwarasuni Temple

Perched on the Bamanghati Hills near Bangriposi, this temple is dedicated to the presiding deity & divine guardian of the Bangriposi valley. It offers panoramic forest views, a scenic hiking trail, and the famous Makar Mela every January.

📍4 km from Khairi Resort
🕒15 Mins Drive through Hills
⭐Best for - Picnics, Treks, Photography

Suleipat Dam

This dam over the Khadakhai River sits at the foothills of the Badampahar Range, ringed by dense forest and open skies. The wide backwaters and hill backdrop draw visitors for photography, picnics, and quiet outings throughout the year.

📍45 km from Khairi Resort
🕒1 Hour Drive through Hills
⭐Best for - Picnics, Sunset View

Bankbol Dam

Built over the Bankabal Nala, this dam is accessed through a scenic drive past tribal villages and forested plateaus. The vast lake and the blue hills visible across the water offer a crowd-free setting that rewards those who make the journey.

📍35 km from Khairi Resort
🕒1 hour Drive through Hills
⭐Best for - Picnics, Sunset View

Lulung

A forest village on the edge of the Similipal buffer zone, It offers a rare glimpse into the everyday life of communities that have coexisted with the wild for generations. The surrounding sal forests & open trails make it a rewarding stop for those drawn to off-the-beaten-path experiences.

📍45 km from Khairi Resort
🕒1 hour Scenic Drive
⭐Best for - Picnics, Treks, Photography

Shankarmara Dam

Surrounded by forested hills and open countryside, this dam offers a tranquil escape with expansive water views and a setting that feels far removed from the everyday. Come here to unwind, explore the surrounding landscape, and take in the quiet of the Mayurbhanj wilderness.

📍25 km from Khairi Resort
🕒30 mins Drive through Village
⭐Best for - Picnics, Sunset View

Sitakund Waterfall

Deep inside Similipal National Park, this cascade flows from the Kali Pahad hills into a natural pool with mythological significance. Local legend holds that Goddess Sita bathed here during her exile, and a small cave nearby houses an idol of Lord Hanuman.

📍45 km from Khairi Resort
🕒1 hour Scenic Drive
⭐Best for - Picnics, Treks, Photography

Balidiha Dam

Built in 1912 by Maharaja Sriram Chandra Bhanj Deo, Palpala Dam is a scenic heritage landmark known for its monsoon cascades, and picturesque picnic spots.

📍35 km from Khairi Resort
🕒1 hour Scenic Drive
⭐Best for - Picnics, Photography

Belgadia Palace

Discover Mayurbhanj's royal heritage through the remnants of its historic palace, surrounded by lush greenery and peaceful grounds perfect for history enthusiasts.

📍35 km from Khairi Resort
🕒1 hour Scenic Drive
⭐Best for - Historic experience

Small metal figurines of traditional musicians stand in a row, captured in the Dokra Art Village near Khairi Resorts.

Dokragram

Discover Dokra Art Village, where skilled artisans preserve the 4,000-year-old wax metal casting tradition by handcrafting unique brass tribal & deity figurines.

📍20 km from Khairi Resort
🕒30 mins Scenic Drive
⭐Best for - Handicraft products

The high Baheripani waterfall flowing down a rocky valley between forested hills near Khairi Resorts

Barehipani fall

One of the highest waterfalls in India, Barehipani cascades down two tiers from a height of 400 metres deep inside the Simlipal forest. The sight of the fall in full force during the monsoon, framed by dense sal trees and mist, is one of the most breathtaking experiences Mayurbhanj has to offer.

Joronda waterfall cascading down a steep cliff surrounded by thick forest vegetation near Khairi Resorts.

Joranda Waterfall

Dropping approximately 150 metres into a rocky basin below, Joranda is one of Simlipal's most dramatic natural spectacles. The waterfall is surrounded by thick forest and accessible via a trail that takes visitors through some of the reserve's most pristine terrain.

Uski Waterfall

Hidden deep within Similipal National Park, Uski Waterfall is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, lush forest setting, and the rare opportunity to experience the waterfall up close. A perfect escape for nature lovers, photography, and refreshing forest adventures.

Gurguria

Sitting at the heart of the Similipal Biosphere Reserve, Gurguria is a base camp and a gateway to some of the park's most rewarding trails and wildlife corridors. The area is known for its dense forest cover, open grasslands, and frequent elephant and tiger sightings.

Alkadur Waterfall

Hidden within the deeper reaches of Similipal, Alkadur is a waterfall that rewards those willing to venture further into the forest. The fall drops through a rocky gorge flanked by tall trees, and the sound of the water against the silence of the jungle makes it a truly immersive experience.

3 spotted deer standing in a grassy field.

Chahala

As one of the most celebrated places to visit in Similipal region, Chahala is a vast open grassland where wildlife comes out into the open and the forest reveals itself in full. Elephant herds, spotted deer, and Royal Bengal Tigers have all been sighted here, making it one of the most thrilling stops on any Simlipal safari.

Where Every Road Path Leads to Something Wonderful

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