Jharsuguda
Jharsuguda earns the title "Powerhouse of Odisha" for its thriving steel, aluminium, and power industries. Jharsuguda officially became a district on April 1, 1994, and it spans an area of 2,203.32 sq km. Among Odisha's 30 districts, Jharsuguda is one of the richest in minerals, industries, and business activity. Its administrative center, Jharsuguda Town, anchors the district and drives its industrial and economic growth. It offers a blend of nature, adventure, spirituality, and tribal culture.
Let’s Explore JharsugudaTop 3 Attractions
1. Koilighughar waterfall
Located 55 km from Jharsuguda in the Lakhanpur block near the village Kushmelbahal, Koilighughar lies in a rivulet called Ahiraj, which originates from the ‘Chhuikhanch’ forest.
2. Rock Painting and Lithography of Bikramkhol
Located in the Jharsuguda district, Bikramkhol is a cave containing ancient pictographic inscriptions.
The walls of Bikramkhol display ancient script and paintings of animals.
3. Shree Pahadeswar Temple
Situated at the top of a small hill on the eastern side of Jharsuguda, Shree Pahadeswar temple is yet another place of attraction in the district.