Odisha, often known as the Soul of India, is a historically and culturally distinct region with rare treasures hidden beneath the earth. The area is stunning and a must-see destination because of the incredible Lord Jagannath Temple, the mesmerizing Rath Yatra, the gorgeous monuments, the wonderful beaches and waterfalls, the endless green fields and lush green hills, the migratory birds, and the Irrawaddy dolphins at Chilika Lake. The standard and best budget package is the Jagannath Puri and Chilika Lake tour, which offers travelers the chance to visit the most beautiful locations, such as the Lord Jagannath Temple, the Gundicha Temple, Chilika Lake, Satpara, the Puri sea beach and beach market, the Raghurajpur craft village, the Sunargauranga Temple, Pipli, the Sakhigopal Temple, and many others. The well-known Rath Yatra takes place in the Grand Road.Puri.

Day - 1 :

Arrival at Puri Railway Station, Bhubaneswar Airport, or the Railway Station, Hotel check in,After refreshing,take a trip to Chilika Lake on Satpada, the biggest Ramsar site in Asia. Visit the sea mouth to see the endangered Irawaddy dolphins. The beach is free in the evening; you could visit the beach market. Stay the night at Puri.

Day - 2 :

See the sun rise at Puri Sea Beach in the early morning and enjoy the beach.Check out of the hotel at 8 AM, then visit the Sunargauranga Temple, Lord Jagannath Temple, Maushima Temple, Raghurajpur Craft Village, Sakhigopal Temple, and Pipili (Applique Village) before making your way to Bhubaneswar Airport or Railway Station.

Trip price includes:

Arrival welcome beverage (non-alcoholic)
Comfortable A/C Accommodations
Bed Breakfast with tea
Transportation using a clean AC vehicle Car according to your tour schedule.
driver compensation, parking fees, and state government taxes.
Railway Station/Airport Take and leave.
lodging taxes

It is not a shared vehicle because it is totally reserved for your family only.

Tour price excludes:

Any out-of-pocket costs Entry fees for monuments, cameras, and video cameras