Simlipal Tourism

Amidst the dense and vast forests, meandering rivers and enthralling waterfalls, you have the amazing Simlipal, which is much frequented by tourists from across the globe. The enchanting rivers that can be spotted over the surface of Simlipal are Burhabalanga, Palpala Bandan, Kahairi and Deo. In addition to this, there are waterfalls named as Barehipani and Joranda that together provide a spectacular sight to the beholders. One gets completely captivated by witnessing the mountain peaks named as Khairiburu and Meghasani that together ameliorate the beauty of the nature. Simlipal got its very name because of the silk cotton tree named as Simul. The entire region is well known for the rich bio diversity.

And the most appealing attraction for which Simlipal is renowned is the Simlipal National Park that tourists from far flung areas assemble to witness and explore. The park is replete with an array of animal and bird species named as leopards, wild boars, sambars, sloth bears, antelopes, hyenas, Indian bisons, elephants, deers, wild doges, tigers, langurs, porcupines, etc. In addition to this, the national park possesses around 231 species of birds such as red jungle fowl, hornbills, hill myna, crescent serpent eagle, parakeets, peafowl, etc, that enrich the overall liveliness of the park.

As you visit Simlipal, you must make it a point to visit Ramtirtha, which is considered to be the best place for crocodile rearing. Moreover, Chahala is another place to visit and witness the exciting hunting games that are usually played here. After beholding these nature’s sights, you must head towards the Santhal tribal community, the people of which give you a hearty and cordial welcome. So, do plan for an utterly adventurous tour to Simlipal and behold the natural wonders of Simlipal.