11 Nights / 12 Days
Daily Tour
1 person
English
The Odisha Tribal Tour is a 12-day journey through the heart of Odisha’s tribal regions and cultural towns. You will visit remote villages, colorful markets, beautiful temples, and natural landscapes. This tour lets you meet tribal people, see their traditions, and enjoy Odisha’s rich heritage. From Bhubaneswar to Puri, every day brings something unique. Explore tribal life in Rayagada, Jeypore, and Baliguda. Witness the beauty of Konark Sun Temple and the calm waters of Chilika Lake. This tour is perfect for travelers who want to learn about real tribal life and Odisha’s natural charm.
Arrive in Bhubaneswar. A tour representative will greet you at the airport or railway station. Check in at your hotel. After some rest, visit nearby temples like Lingaraj and Mukteshwar. You will get a glimpse of Odisha’s temple architecture. Enjoy dinner and stay overnight in Bhubaneswar.
After breakfast, drive to Baliguda. The journey passes through forests, small villages, and scenic hills. You will see tribal people walking with baskets or animals. Stop for lunch on the way. Reach Baliguda by evening. Check in at your hotel and relax. Overnight stay in Baliguda.
After breakfast, drive to Belghar. This region is home to the Kutia Kondh tribe. Walk through the tribal villages and talk with locals. They wear unique jewelry and traditional clothes. Later, drive to Rayagada. Enjoy the changing views of green hills and rivers. Reach Rayagada by evening. Check in at your hotel. Overnight in Rayagada.
Today, visit the weekly market of Dongariya Kondh tribe. You will see women in colorful clothes and men with traditional weapons. This tribe is known for their customs and way of life. Spend time walking through the market. After lunch, drive to Jeypore. Reach by evening and check in at your hotel. Overnight in Jeypore.
After breakfast, drive to Ankadeli. This place is famous for the Bonda tribe market. Bonda women wear beads and jewelry and shave their heads. You can interact with them at the market. Later, visit Lamtaput and nearby villages of the Gadaba tribe. Return to Jeypore for dinner. Overnight in Jeypore.
In the morning, visit Kunduli Market. This is the largest tribal market in Odisha. Tribes like Paroja, Mali, and Rana gather here. You will see fresh farm produce, local crafts, and handmade tools. Later, visit Nandapur village. See ancient stones, tribal houses, and the culture of the people. Return to Jeypore for the night.
After breakfast, leave for Rayagada. On the way, stop at small tribal villages. Talk with locals and take photos (with their permission). Reach Rayagada by afternoon. Check in and relax. Spend the evening walking in the town or visiting a nearby village. Overnight in Rayagada.
Drive to Taptapani after breakfast. This place is known for hot springs and natural beauty. Visit Saura tribal villages nearby. These villages are full of wall paintings and handwork. Enjoy the quiet surroundings. Check in at your hotel or eco-resort. Overnight in Taptapani.
After breakfast, drive to Chilika Lake, Asia’s largest saltwater lagoon. Take a boat ride to see birds, dolphins, and fishing villages. Enjoy the calm water and scenic views. Later, drive to Puri. Reach by evening and check in at your hotel. Walk on the beach if time permits. Overnight in Puri.
After breakfast, visit the famous Jagannath Temple in Puri (only Hindus can enter). Later, drive to Konark to see the Sun Temple. This temple looks like a giant stone chariot. It has beautiful carvings and stories on its walls. Return to Puri and relax. Overnight in Puri.
After breakfast, drive to Bhubaneswar. On the way, stop at Pipli for appliqué work and Raghurajpur for Pattachitra painting. You can meet artists and buy handmade items. Reach Bhubaneswar by evening. Check in at your hotel. Overnight stay in Bhubaneswar.
After breakfast, check out from the hotel. The tour representative will drop you at the airport or railway station. Your Odisha Tribal Tour ends here. Take back memories of culture, nature, and new experiences.
The best time to visit is between October and March when the weather is pleasant. This period also includes many tribal festivals, offering a richer cultural experience.
Yes, for some tribal areas, especially those in restricted zones, special permits are required. If you're booking through a travel agency, they usually arrange all necessary permissions for you.
Accommodation ranges from standard hotels in cities to eco-resorts or basic lodges near tribal regions. Facilities may be simple in remote areas but are usually clean and comfortable.
Yes, visiting tribal villages is generally safe, especially when accompanied by a local guide. Respecting local customs and following your guide’s advice ensures a smooth and respectful experience.
Pack light cotton clothes, comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle. A camera, notebook, and personal medication are also recommended. If visiting during winter, carry some warm clothes too.
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