Bhubaneswar, the ancient capital of India with a thousand-year-old charm

[Love] Preliminary preparation Before departure, apply for an Indian e-visa and prepare round-trip air tickets, hotel orders and other materials. India has a diverse climate. Bhubaneswar has hot summers, so bring light and breathable clothes, a sun hat, and sunscreen. Winters are mild, so a thin jacket is enough. Remember to bring gastrointestinal medicine to prevent possible dietary discomfort. [RoundNails] Traffic Guide [Glister] After arriving at Bhubaneswar Biju Patnaik Airport, you can take a taxi to the city, which takes about 30 minutes and costs about 300-500 rupees. For travel within the city, human-powered tricycles are a popular choice. You can bargain for the price, and the prices are affordable while allowing you to experience the local customs. There are also buses, which cover a wide range of routes but are more crowded. [Rainbow] Check-in at attractions [Glister] City of a Thousand Temples: Bhubaneswar is known as the "City of a Thousand Temples". The Lingaraja Temple is not to be missed. It is a Hindu holy place with exquisite carvings and magnificent architecture. It carries a rich history and culture. Devout believers come to worship every day. [Glister] Natural Oasis: Chilika Lake is not far from the city and is the largest inland saltwater lake in Asia. When you take a boat tour, you can see flocks of flamingos and dolphins, and the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains. You can also watch birds in the surrounding wetlands and feel the vitality and vigor of nature. [Sakura] Archaeological Park: The Udayagiri and Khandagiri Caves are ancient Buddhist and Jain sites. The carvings in the caves record ancient civilizations, and walking through them is like traveling through time. [IceCream] Food Recommendations [Taro] Orisa Thali: A traditional meal that includes rice, a variety of curries, vegetables and desserts. It allows you to taste all the local specialties at once. The price is 100-200 rupees. [IceCream] Fried vegetable balls: A common street snack, made from fried vegetables mixed with spices, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, served with hot and sour sauce, about 10 - 20 rupees each. [RedHeart] Accommodation suggestions If you have a limited budget, you can choose a budget hotel in the city, which costs 500-1500 rupees per night. It is conveniently located and easy to travel. If you want to stay more comfortably, you can choose a boutique hotel near the scenic spot. It has a beautiful environment and thoughtful service. The price is 2000-5000 rupees, which can allow you to better experience the unique charm of Bhubaneswar.