Top Unspoilt Beaches to Explore In Odisha-Beleswar Beach



Being a part of India, it is no surprise that Odisha is a land of wonders. Each and every part of the state is somewhere supporting natural or historical appeal. So, why not check out the hidden marvels of Odisha which are settled through historic structures, beaches, lakes and hills?

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If you are looking to move off-track this season and witness the concealed appeal of nature, then this article is definitely for you. Here, we note down some of the unspoilt beaches to check out in Odisha where you can detox and get a lifetime's experience of living under the beautiful arms of nature.

Balighai Beach

This sandy beach in Odisha is no less than a delight for nature lovers. Filled with seashells and sparkling radiance of the sun, Balighai Beach appeals travelers with its relaxing aura and peaceful environment of the sundown and daybreak.
When relaxing sunrays strike through the peaceful atmosphere on the beach, whatever seems surreal and looks like a dreamland. So, how about unwinding your mind and soul on this unblemished beach in Odisha?

Rushikulya Beach

Among the most gorgeous beaches in Odisha, Rushikulya Beach is a paradise for those who love using the seaside and indulging in its wonderful environments. Obtain here and complimentary your wings to savour the whole paradise looking like the settings of Rushikulya Beach Looking forward to getting lost in the arms of nature? Well, escape your hectic life into the pacific world of Rushikulya Beach

Bhitarkanika Beach

You cannot escape the serene Bhitarkanika Beach once you have actually witnessed its unblemished appeal. Bhitarkanika Beach ought to be on your must-visit list if you love being surrounded by composed nature and roaring waves. Furthermore, the existence of vegetation on this terrific beach magnifies the elegance and grace of the location.

Beleswar Beach

Well, who would not wish to be on a beach surrounded by lavish greenery? Beleswar Beach is one the few beaches in Odisha, which is acquiring popularity day by day on account of its hidden greatness. Would you like to sunbathe on this sandy beach in the middle of the cool surroundings and musical tunes of waves? If you love finding the exotic beauties, then Beleswar Beach ought to be your next destination.

Astaranga Beach

The final location for everybody who likes sitting idly and looking at the spectacular views of the sunset is none besides Astaranga Beach. Famous for its colorful sky at the time of sunset, this dynamic beach is also a center for professional photographers. If you are planning to experience the very best of the sunset over the horizon with blue waters of the ocean, then do not forget to bring your electronic camera too. Come here and capture some of the memorable shots under the dim lights.

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Location: Odisha, India

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