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As the name suggests, is famous for its hot springs. Nestled at about 1,800 feet (550 m) above sea level, this spot is 56 km away from the city's railway station. The sprawling Panthanivas is the only shelter for tourists at Taptapani.
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An old abandoned reservoir
A waterbody which is not too big to be called a lake. It has a very soothing and beautiful view.
A great place to visit with family and friends
Popularly known as the selfie point, it is a garden with a beautiful fountain. People usually come here to relax and take selfies obviously!
Tourists from almost all parts of southern Odisha as well as northern Andhra Pradesh visit this holy shrine every day. The holy days on which most of the devotees assemble before the deity to offer their prayers are on Sankranti days of the Hindu calendar and on all Tuesdays.