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Why is Malkangiri famous?
During the reign of Lord Ramachandra, Malkangiri occupied an important place in the entire 'Ramayana'. It was the holy river 'The Tamasa' and its environs which encouraged Saint Valmiki to express his internal feelings in the form of 'The Ramayana', the holiest book of the Hindus.
What is the culture of Malkangiri?
The culture of Malkangiri District is displayed by the song and dance programmes of its tribal people, the major portion of the District's population. The chief tribes seen here are Bondas, Gadabas, Kondhs and Koyas.
Malkangiri District is famous for Chittarakonda Dam, Amakunda Falls, Satigada Dam, Mallikeshwar Temple, Bhar Ravi Temple, Maniakonda Temple, Ekagudi and Dekrajodi Falls. The Malkangiri district covers an area of 5791 sq. Km. As per the 2011 census, the total population of the District is 6,13,192.
On the 2nd of Oct, 1992, Malkangiri was announced as a separate district. Before that, it was a part of the Koraput district. It's the Malkangiri town which is also the District headquarter. Now this district has become a new home for the refugees coming from Bangladesh. These people were rehabilitated during 1965 when the Dandakaranya Project was commenced. There are some amazing locations located in this district like Balimela Dam, Bonda Ghati or the abode of the Bonda tribe and Satiguda Dam. The Bonda tribe is often considered as the most vulnerable tribe in this country. Malkangiri is also having a power generation station right at Balimela. It's the corridor road for Vijaywada-Ranchi will also pass through this district.
Places To See In Malkangiri : -
Balimela Dam is in Malkangiri District, which is 35 km, from the east of Malkangiri. A Hydro-electric Project has been established near about the Town jointly by the Government of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh.
Ammakunda is one of the tourist places in Malkangiri district. It is situated at Khoirput Block near about 70 km from the district headquarter. This cool place embraces a natural waterfall and subsequent flow of water forming a narrow gorge. The fishes found in that gorge are quite friendly to the human being and are believed to be the form of Lord Vishnu in “Matsya Avatar”.
Satiguda Dam is situated at a distance of 8 km. from Malkangiri Town. The Reservoir provides irrigation facilities to the nearby cultivable land throughout the year. The natural beauty of the Dam can be enjoyed in the early morning and evening hours.
Bhairavi Temple is situated at a distance of 3 km. from Malkangiri Town. The hill deity of Malkangiri is worshiped by the people coming from Jeypore and People leaving Malkangiri for their safe journey.
Chitrakonda Dam :
Chitrakonda is a dam on the Sile River for power generation at Balimela. It is located just 3 km away from Chitrakond Market and 60 km distance from the Malkangiri town. Malkangiri district, ich in natural beauty, attracts tourists from across the state and beyond.
Satiguda Dam :
Satiguda Nature Camp and dam is only km distance from Malkangiri town. It is a small water Reservoir surrounded by hills and dense forest. The Dam provides an irrigation facility to the nearby cultivable land throughout the year. Its Panoramic views attract visitors for boating and picnic. The natural beauty of the Dam can be enjoyed in the time of sunrise, and sunset is charming and enjoyable.
Mallikeswar
Temple, Malkangiri
Mallikeswar temple is a famous temple in the Malkangiri District. The Mallikeswar temple is located 4 km from Malkangiri town and at the top of the Mallikeshwar
hill. The temple is surrounded by hills and dense forests. Lord Shiva is the presiding deity of this place. According to the people, the height of the Shiva Lingam in this temple is increasing day by day
Bonda Hill, Khairyat :
Bonda Hill is located at a distance of 80 Kilometers from District Headquarter and comes under Khairput Block. This is the living place of Bondas, one of the primitive
tribal communities. It is surrounded by dense hilly forest. The Bondas of this place even now remain naked, and it is
believed that they were cursed by Goddess Sita, as they laughed at her while she was bathing in a Kunda, which is named as Sita Kunda at Bonda Hill.
Ekagudi Waterfall, Salimi, Mathili :
Ekagudi waterfall is the highest waterfall in Malkangir. It is located at Salimi and is 30 km distance from Mathili and 70 km from Malkangiri. The height of this waterfall is around 200 feet. After crossing farmlands, forests and hilly roads, Ekagudi waterfall comes. The waterfall is visible about a kilometre from the parking lot. Winter is the perfect time to have a picnic here.