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Cuttack — host of Durga Puja (Cuttack Silver Edition)

त्योहार · ODISHA

Durga Puja (Cuttack Silver Edition).

October (Ashwin Shukla) · Cuttack

Cuttack Durga Puja famous for silver filigree pandal decorations — unique to this city. Thousands of Tarakasi artisans create pandals with silver.

क्यों मायने रखता हैThe only city where Durga Puja pandals are decorated with silver filigree — Cuttack exclusive

इस त्योहार के लिए जा रहे हैं? October में Cuttack

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October Durga Puja in Cuttack is unique — pandals decorated with silver filigree, nowhere else

Cuttack की October गाइड देखें

कैसे पहुँचें

ऊँचाई
36 m
नज़दीकी हवाई अड्डा
Biju Patnaik Intl (BBI) — 30km
नज़दीकी रेलवे
Cuttack Railway Station — 2km

Cuttack में अभी

Cuttack में कहाँ रुकें

  • Panthanivas Cuttack (OTDC)

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    government-guesthouse · Cuttack — the OTDC state-tourism guesthouse in the silver city

    The Odisha Tourism Development Corporation's Cuttack property — a plain, low-cost government guesthouse with a restaurant. A budget fallback for travellers passing through for the Bali Jatra fair or the tarakasi filigree workshops.

  • Hotel Akbari Continental

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    hotel · Haripur Road, Dolamundai, Cuttack — a long-established business hotel in the old city

    One of Cuttack's longest-running full-service hotels — a reliable 3-star with restaurants and conference space, walkable to the Barabati Fort area and the silver-filigree (tarakasi) workshops the city is famous for.

  • Mayfair Cuttack

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    luxury-resort · Mahanadi Vihar, Cuttack — a riverside Mayfair property in the silver-filigree city

    Cuttack's standout luxury address — a Mayfair-group resort with landscaped grounds, a pool and multi-cuisine dining, on the Mahanadi side of the historic city. The polished choice for a Cuttack stop without backtracking to Bhubaneswar.

Cuttack की सभी ठहरने की जगहें

कहाँ खाएँ

  • Pahala Rasagola Cluster

    लीजेंडरी
    Pahala village (NH-16, 25km from Cuttack) · ₹

    सिग्नेचरPahala rasagola — brown, soft (not spongy), thin-syrup, 24-hour shelf life

    Pick the busiest shop, not the prettiest signboard — prices and product are identical across the 100+ stalls. Driving Cuttack→Bhubaneswar the cluster sits ~25km south. Buy a dozen (₹120-150); eat same day. Combine with a stop at the Cuttack Chandi temple en route.

  • Bikalananda Kar's Rasagola — Salepur

    लीजेंडरी
    Salepur (40km from Cuttack) · ₹

    सिग्नेचरSalepur Rasagola — soft, brown, slightly chewy, the recipe since 1922

    The Salepur original is 40km from Cuttack on the Salepur road — a 1-hour detour if you have time. Otherwise the Buxi Bazaar branch in Cuttack and Saheed Nagar Bhubaneswar carry the same Salepur batch daily. The 'special cham cham' (₹295/box) is the under-rated second pick after the rasagola.

  • Raghu Dahibara Aloodum

    लीजेंडरी
    Bidanasi · ₹

    सिग्नेचरDahibara aloodum — black-gram bara soaked in light dahi, topped with aloodum, the city's signature breakfast

    Opens 4pm and frequently sells out by 7. Come at 4-4.30pm for the first hot batch — wait by 6 means you might miss the bara entirely. Stand-and-eat only, no seating. Cash, small notes. The 'plain' version is the move; ignore vendors who upsell toppings.

  • Trinath Sahoo Dahibara Aloodum

    लीजेंडरी
    Masik Patna Colony, Kanika Road · ₹

    सिग्नेचरSweet-spicy dahibara aloodum — the modernised Trinath version with sev and chutneys

    Open earlier and longer than Raghu — easier to time. Pair the dahibara with ghuguni (Bengali-Odia matar curry, dished beside the bara). If you only have time for one dahibara stop, Raghu = original, Trinath = the modern Cuttack default. Zomato delivery works within 6km radius.

Cuttack की सभी खाने की जगहें

Cuttack के और त्योहार

October में और कहीं के त्योहार

October के सब त्योहार देखें

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