How ODCAR Can Help Organize Your Trip To Jagannatha Dham Puri?


Though there’re direct trains and buses ferrying between Bhubaneswar and Puri, but if you really wish to enjoy your trip with your family & friends, there’s simply no better way to travel than by considering a Bhubaneswar to Puri taxi service. Since the distance between Bhubaneswar to Puri (68.4km) can be easily covered by road, it’s the best possible route to take, especially when you are traveling with family and friends. Though the distance is short, it could be an exceedingly enriching experience for your entire troop as you drive through the scenic roads of Odisha. It takes approximately 1.5 hours to reach Puri from Bhubaneswar via a car. There’re total 1 number of Toll Gates between Bhubaneswar to Puri and total toll cost will be Rs 85. There’re also many restaurants and roadside cafes along the way that makes food no problem on this route. 

What are the famous places between Bhubaneswar to Puri trip?

There are so many popular places between Bhubaneswar to Puri that you will come across during your trip including:


  • Dhauli – Lies at a distance of 7 kilometers from Bhubaneswar Dhauli is the place where you can find the statute of Lord Budddha which is visited by numerous Buddhist devotees.
  • Pipili - The place is popular for Applique works which is a traditional craft of the local People.
  • Sakhigopal temple - Sakhigopal is popular for the temple of Sakhigopal. It is one of the pilgrimage centres in the district and believes that ones pilgrimage to Puri is incomplete without visiting Sakhigopal.
  • Batamangal temple: Located 7 kilometers away from Puri, Bata Mangala Temple is a temple devoted to the Hindu Goddess Mangala. 

What to do in Puri?


The fine white sands of Puri beach & the growl of the breakers rolling in from the Bay of Bengal have enthralled visitors all over the world. With top-class hotels & guesthouses, the Puri beach is a perfect holiday spot.

However, what lures tourists the most is the majestic Jagannath temple. Even before you enter Puri, this 65m high structure makes its presence felt. The twelfth century shrine constructed by Chodaganga, to honor the shifting of his capital from south to Central Odisha, stands in a compound on the Nilgiri Hill, and is enclosed by a 20ft high wall, inside which lie many smaller temples.
Being a town on the Bay of Bengal, Puri is renowned for its seafood. There’re several seafood restaurants in Puri that specialize in making these delicacies.

As we mentioned earlier one of the best way to travel Puri from Bhubaneswar is via a car and when it comes to pick the right Bhubaneswar to Puri taxi service, there’s no better option that ODCAR. Being one of the most trusted car rental services in Odisha, we’ve a fleet of well-maintained and luxurious cars that are perfect for your travel needs. Our Bhubaneswar taxi services are available around the clock to make your trip to Puri a successful one.

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Location: Odisha, India

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