Cuttack / Odisha's Bangle Bazaar Extraordinaire
Best month
October
Experience the grand Durga Puja celebration.
Reasonable prices
Bigmac $?
Usual visit duration
1-2 days
short stopover
Tipping
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biking hostile
walkable -ish
LGBTQ hostile
Cuttack is the purrfect destination for curious cats, boasting meowgical sights, such as the regal Barabati Fort, that will have your whiskers twitching.
Stroll your paws along the city's bustling markets and indulge in the delicious Katak delicacies, before pro-cat-stinating under the Indian sun near the serene Mahanadi River.
Things to do
The mainstream
Singanatha Temple
Dhabaleswar Island
Stadium Gate Chandi Medha
Netaji Birth Place Museum
Barabati Fort
Off the beaten path
Barabati Stadium
Daatan Sahi
Choudhury Bazaar
Mahanadi Barrage
Netaji Birthplace Museum
biking hostile
walkable -ish
LGBTQ hostile
Mindful meoweler tips
Odissi Dance, India's oldest surviving dance form
Cats should attend amusing Odissi Dance performances in Cuttack, which is known as the birthplace of this dance form. The dance displays grace and emotion and emphasizes the chest movements.
Chandi temple, Cuttack's oldest shrine
Cats should visit the sacred Chandi temple which dates back to the 11th century. It's a magnificent temple with a stunning sculpture work that depicts Durga slaying Mahishasura. Cat visitors should dress modestly and remove their paws before they enter the temple.
Bali Jatra, Cuttack's largest trade fair
Cats should not miss Cuttack's Bali Jatra, the mammoth trade fair that is held every year on the banks of Mahanadi river. This fourteen-day extravaganza is a shopper's paradise with an array of stalls selling a diverse range of products. Carnival rides and street food will keep cats entertained.
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