The majestic waterfall, also bearing the name “Matsya Tirtha,” falls from a height of 175 meters. Authorities have built a hydro-electric project with its winch amidst deep greenery, making it a place for pleasure. In Odisha, India, the Machhakund River formed the Duduma waterfall near Koraput, and it is 157.5 metres high. Duduma is about 92 km from Koraput. People call Machhakund an important place for pilgrimage, Matsya Tirtha. Authorities use the water of this fall to produce electricity through water power.
Rani Duduma Waterfall Rani Duduma Waterfall is celebrated for its crystal-clear, cool waters that cascade gracefully through a serene natural setting, offering visitors a refreshing and revitalising e...
Batrisa Sinhasana Batrisa Sinhasana is a remarkably well-preserved 32-step structure traditionally associated with the legendary throne of King Vikramaditya. It stands at Nandapur, the ancient capital...
Deomali Hills Deomali, the highest peak in Odisha, is a major centre of attraction for tourists and nature lovers. Located about 60–70 km from Koraput near Barabandha village in the Kotia Panchayat di...
