Tourist places in and around Berhampur
Gopalpur-On-Sea (16km)
This sleepy resort in Ganjam district with its deep sea was once an ancient sea port. It is 16 km from Berhampur having all sorts of touristic facilities.The tranquil sea-side town has emerged as a fine beach resort.
The sea shore town of Gopalpur with her blue beach attracts visitors round the globe and offers 'Sun - Sand - Surf' to them. The back waters of the Blue Bay enhances the beauty of the quiet beach. Far from the maddening crowd, the sea side resort makes every moment a cherished experience. Gopalpur is frequented by regular bus service from Berhampur.
Taptapani (50 km)
This hot sulphur spring, 50 km from Berhampur, is an ideal Health Resort and picnic spot, One can stay at Panthanivas, Taptapani- 761014, Tel ; (36814) 47531, Tariff : Rs. 250/ to Rs. 500/- Jaugarh, 35 km from Berhampur, is famous for Ashokan Rock Edicts and other archaeological remains.The hot water springs amidst lush forests are worth visiting. The hot water is channelised to a pond nearby to facilitate comfortable bathing. It is conveniently accessible by bus.
50 km from Berhampur, amidst lush green forests is Taptapani where there is a hot water spring. The hot water is channelised to a pond nearby to facilitate fascinating baths. Regular bus service operates to this place from Berhampur. A Panthanivas of the OTDC provides accommodation to the tourists. A pipeline drawn from the hot spring provides the natural hot water inside the bathrooms of this Panthanivas.
Aryapalli (30 km)
Famous for charming beach and bracing climate.30 km from Berhampur and 6 km from Chhatrapur, the district headquarters of Ganjam, the beach at Aryapalli is quiet and charming where the waves talk. Its bracing and invigorating climate adds freshness to the soul. A nature loving tourist can enjoy the sun-sand-surf among the green casuarina plantations.
Taratarini (32 km)
The hill-top temple of Taratarini, the twin Goddesses, is endowed with immense natural beauty. The scenic beauty is further enhanced by river Rushikulya.The temple of Taratarini, the twin Goddesses, is situated on the top of a blue capped hill. The beauty of the place is enhanced by the encircling river Rushikulya. The shrine draws huge crowd throughout the year especially on every Tuesday in the month of Chaitra. The place is well connected by regular bus service from Berhampur.There is a Revenue Inspection Bungalow here for accommodation whose reservation authority is Tahasildar, Chhatrapur.
