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Rani Duduma Waterfalls

Duduma Waterfall is situated in the border of Koraput (Odisha) districts of India

This horsetail type waterfall is 175 metres (574 ft) in height and is formed by the Machkund river. It has two sub-waterfalls, one on the Odisha side and the other on the Andhra Pradesh side

Machhakund (Duduma) Hydroelectric Project is located near Duduma Falls. A collaboration between the Andhra Pradesh and Odisha governments, the project, consisting of 6 units, has an installed capacity of 120 MW.

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Deomali

Deomali Peak, with an elevation of about 1,672 m, is the highest peak in the state of Odisha. It is situated near Barabandha village, Kotia Panchayat division which is about 70  km from Koraput via Semiliguda. Surrounded by deep green forest, the peak is rich in flora and fauna. This hill range is rich in mineral resources such as bauxite, limestone and gemstones. Deomali is dotted with brooks and deep valleys, and inhabited by tribes such Kandhas, Parajas, Bhumia, Malis and Bhotias. It is not only a marvel for the tourists but also to the adventurous sports lovers for hang gliding, mountaineering and trekking.

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Kolab Reservoir

Calling out all the travellers, Kolab Dam is a nature’s retreat in Odisha that fills the hearts of tourists with unforgettable experiences to cherish for a long. This must-visit attraction in Odisha was built in the year 1976 and is located in the district of Koraput. Touted as one of the best places for an outing, the dam holds an unparalleled charm for tourists because of its serene surrounding and scenic beauty. Here at Kolab Dam, a number of visitors can also be seen picnicking with their family and friends and also enjoying the boating. The green-clad hills and freshwater lakes make this place a treat of nature for every tourist.

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Sabar Srikhetra Koraput

Perched amid the verdant slopes of the Eastern Ghats in Koraput, Odisha, the Sabara Srikhetra Temple stands as a unique monument of spiritual inclusivity. Unlike typical temples, Sabara Srikhetra, built in 1972, extends beyond religious confines to promote a philosophy of universal acceptance and brotherhood. This sanctuary, embraced by the breathtaking landscapes of Koraput, is dedicated to Lord Jagannath and is deeply intertwined with the ethos of the local tribes, who have enriched this site with their age-old traditions. This deep connection highlights the region's philosophy of Jagannath consciousness—a blend of tolerance, compassion, and universal brotherhood.