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1. CHANDIPUR- Chandipur, is a beach in Baleswar District, Odisha, India. The beach is located on the shore of Bay of Bengal and is approximately 16 kilometers from the Baleswar Railway Station. The beach is unique in a way that the water recedes up to 5 kilometers during the ebb tide. Due to its unique circumstances, the beach supports bio-diversity. Horseshoe crab is also found here on the beach towards Mirzapur, the nearby fishing market and community at the confluence of the Budhabalanga River (Balaramgadi). It is a suitable picnic spot. One of Odisha Tourism's Panthanivas (guest house) is situated here.
2. BALARAMGANDI- This place actually famous for Bengai freedom fighter Jatindranath Mukherjee (Bagha Jatin) who fought against british for the motherland. The location is estuary of river budibalam. At present it is a busy fish market. Balaramgadi Radha Kirshna Temple also a visit place just close to fish market area.
3. KHIRACHORA GOPINATH- This is a temple of krishna with a history attached to it. The wall paintings on the temple are simply amazing with the entire atmosphere having a divine feeling. Devotee from all around the world come to this shrine . Dont forget to taste the kheera prasad served at the temple from which it gets its name. The only problem was the approach road which is in very bad state just shows the negligence of local authorities who fail to advertise such a beautiful place.
4. EMAMI JAGANNATH- Emami Jagganth Temple (11.7Mtr High) is claimed as the replica of Puri’s Jagannath Temple in its shape & size. Further, the sixteen Konark wheels consist here apart from the four horses. It is located at Ispat Colony at Balgopalpur of Balasore in Odisha near Emami Paper Mill which is 15 km away from Balasore Town.The construction of the temple was started in 2009 by the Emami Group. Various rituals are performed here all over the day. Among them, Mangal Aarati is 5:00am, Sandhya aarati at 7:00pm ,is done. Bhogas are offered after that. The temple complex is surrounded by a rectangular wall having artistic manner. The main entrance faces rising sun. There are four gates in four directions. Tourist can enjoy the painting on the roofs and side walls of the temple with the Pattachitra style of painting based on the Krishna –leelas since his birth, Ten-Avatars of Lord Bishnu etc. In a word, it is a must see place to see the sculpture, painting and for seeking the peace of mind.
5. NILGIRI JAGANNATH- This temple is constructed to look like a fusion of the Puri Jagannath temple and the Sun temple at Konark. I would say its a modern day temple architectural marvel. The beautiful sculptures and the clean surroundings make this an ideal visit while you are visiting Balasore. Please do ensure that you check the timings before visiting as the temple is closed for a prolonged time in the afternoon. This temple is situated around 10 Km's away from Balasore town and is on the same route as yet another famed temple by the name Khirachora Gopinath. You can travel from Balasore to Nilagiri by bus to reach there. Must taste Maha Prasad. Its very cheap. It is so better then taking a lunch meal from a hotel. A must visit for anyone visiting Balasore.
6. PANCHALINGESWAR- It was a not so cold december morning when I reached Balasore railway station in Odisha. Balasore or Baleswar is the gateway to Debagiri, the abode of god, 30 kms. away from Kuldiha wild life sanctuary. The journey to Panchalingeswar is through a road full of trees which make it a shadowy and beautiful one. Once you reach the foothill, the jungle of big trees in between the huge rocks will fill your heart with its beauty. After a small ascending there are about 260 steps to go up to top of the hill. The slope is not a tough one , rather a gradual ascend. The hill is full of lush green trees. The stream is coming down from the top and flowing between the rocks and trees on the both side of the steps, being divided in two or more branches. The serene and beautiful scenery is simply mesmerising, specially if you are a nature lover .The view of the far away landscape is so beautiful from the top. Then after descending down a few steps one gets the view of the stream coming down with a gush. Under the flow of the stream on the steep slope of the rock there are five natural Shiv Lingas which one can touch leaning over the flow. Panchalingeswar is accessible by road from Balasore. Hired vehicles are available from the town. Bus service is there through Nilagiri town.
