Jeypore is one of the largest towns in the Koraput district of Odisha, India, deeply engrained in the history and culture of the region. Surrounded by dense forests, waterfalls, and terraced valleys, it is known for its majestic palaces, ancient temples, and rich tribal heritage. Jeypore boasts a diverse ecosystem with its landscape dotted by hills, waterfalls like Duduma, and the nearby Kolab River, offering scenic views and a habitat for numerous flora and fauna. The town serves as a commercial hub for the districts around due to its strategic location. It also acts as a base for tourists exploring the tribal villages and experiencing the unique local culture and festivals. Historically, it was the seat of the erstwhile Jeypore princely state. Today, it presents a blend of old and new, with historical structures standing alongside contemporary buildings. Visitors are often fascinated by the local marketplaces that showcase vibrant tribal arts, crafts, jewelry, and textiles. Agriculture is a vital part of the local economy, with many inhabitants engaged in farming activities. Jeypore is connected by road and rail, making it accessible to tourists and contributing to its growing prominence as a cultural and ecological tourist destination.
Hill Stations (1)
Beaches (12)
Religious Places (67)
Historical Places (44)
Museums (17)
Wildlife Sanctuaries (8)
National Parks (2)
Forts (1)
Villages (4)
Zoos (4)
Island (4)
Gardens (3)
Waterfalls (3)
Dams (9)
Lakes (6)
