Puri is a coastal city in the eastern state of Odisha, famous for its Jagannath Temple, one of the four holy abodes of Hinduism. Puri is also known for its golden beaches, scenic lakes, and rich culture and heritage. If you are looking for a short and sweet getaway to discover the beauty and charm of Puri, then the Puri tour package for 2 nights 3 days is a perfect choice. This package will allow you to explore the best of Puri in a comfortable and hassle-free manner, and create some unforgettable memories.
What does the Puri tour package for 2 nights 3 days include?
The Puri tour package for 2 nights 3 days includes the following:
• Accommodation: Stay in a 3-star hotel in Puri, with breakfast included. The hotel will provide you with all the basic amenities and facilities, such as air-conditioning, television, Wi-Fi, and room service. The hotel will also have a restaurant, a swimming pool, and a garden for your relaxation and enjoyment.
• Transportation: You will be provided with a private cab for your airport/railway station transfers and sightseeing tours. The cab will be driven by a professional and courteous driver, who will ensure your safety and comfort. The cab will also have a music system, a mobile charger, and a first-aid kit for your convenience.
• Sightseeing: Visit the most popular and attractive places in and around Puri, such as the Jagannath Temple, the Konark Sun Temple, the Chilika Lake, the Raghurajpur Village, and the Chandrabhaga Beach. Enjoy some activities, such as boating, dolphin watching, and shopping.
• Meals: Enjoy a delicious and varied cuisine of Puri, which includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. You will get to taste the local specialties, such as the Mahaprasad, the Poda Pitha, the Dalma, and the Chhena Poda.
What is the itinerary of the Puri tour package for 2 nights 3 days?
The itinerary of the Puri tour package for 2 nights 3 days is as follows:
• Day 1: Arrival and Puri sightseeing
•Arrive at the Bhubaneswar airport or railway station, where you will be greeted by the tour representative and transferred to your hotel in Puri. After checking in and freshening up, you will head out for a half-day sightseeing tour of Puri. Visit the Jagannath Temple, one of the most revered and majestic temples in India, dedicated to Lord Jagannath, a form of Vishnu. Witness the grandeur and splendor of the temple, and seek blessings from the Lord. Visit the Gundicha Temple, the aunt’s temple of Lord Jagannath, where he stays for nine days during the Rath Yatra. You will also visit the Narendra Tank, a sacred pond where the Lord takes a bath during the Snana Yatra.
• Day 2: Konark and Chilika sightseeing
• After having a scrumptious breakfast, you will embark on a full-day sightseeing tour of Konark and Chilika. first visit the Konark Sun Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a marvel of architecture and engineering. The temple is dedicated to the Sun God and is shaped like a giant chariot with 12 pairs of wheels and seven horses. The temple is adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures, depicting various aspects of life and culture. Also visit the Konark Museum, which displays the artifacts and relics of the temple. Next, will visit Chandrabhaga Beach, a serene and beautiful beach near the temple, where can relax and enjoy the view of the sea. Visit the Ramachandi Temple and Beach, where can go for a boating ride and admire the scenery. After that, proceed to the Chilika Lake, the largest brackish water lake in Asia and a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers.
• Day 3: Departure
• After having a hearty breakfast, Check out from your hotel and head to the Bhubaneswar airport or railway station for your onward journey. You will bid farewell to Puri and take back some wonderful memories of your trip.
Best time to visit Puri?
• The best time to visit Puri is from October to March, when the weather is pleasant and comfortable, and the festivals are in full swing. Witness the famous Rath Yatra, the Chariot Festival of Lord Jagannath, which takes place in June or July and attracts millions of devotees from all over the world.