Puri Beach - Gallery

Gallery

  • Puri Beach with crowds

  • Puri Beach promenade

  • Puri Beach

Hydrography of Odisha
Rivers
  • Bhargavi
  • Baitarani
  • Brahmani
  • Budhabalanga
  • Daya
  • Devi
  • Dhamra
  • Ib
  • Indravati
  • Kadua
  • Kharkai
  • Kuakhai
  • Koina
  • Kolab
  • Kushabhadra
  • Mahanadi
  • Malguni
  • Nagavali
  • Ong
  • Rushikulya
  • Sankh
  • South Karo
  • South Koel
  • Subarnarekha
  • Surubalijora
  • Tel
  • Telen
  • Vamsadhara
Lakes
  • Anshupa
  • Chilika
  • Kanjia
Waterfalls
  • Badaghagara
  • Barehipani
  • Duduma
  • Joranda
  • Khandadhar, Kendujhar
  • Khandadhar, Sundagarh
  • Koilighugar
  • Sanaghagara
Hot springs
  • Taptapani
  • Deulajhari
  • Atri
  • Tarabalo
Beaches
  • Chandipur
  • Gahirmatha
  • Gopalpur-on-Sea
  • Konark
  • Puri
  • Talsari
Dams
  • Deras
  • Hirakud
  • Mandira
  • Rengali
Bridges
  • Mahanadi Bridge, Boudh
  • Second Mahanadi Rail Bridge
Harbours/Ports/Proposed Ports
  • Astaranga
  • Dhamara
  • Kirtania
  • Paradip
Related topics
  • Godavari basin
  • Mahanadi-Brahmani-Baitarani basin
Hydrography of surrounding areas
  • Andhra Pradesh
  • Chhattisgarh
  • Jharkhand
  • Bengal

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