WELCOME TO BHADRAK DISTRICT
Bhadrak District, Odisha
Geography and Climate: Bhadrak district in Odisha boasts a rich 2,505 sq km landscape. The Salandi River cuts through the district, while the Baitarani River graces Chandabali town before meeting the Bay of Bengal at Dhamara. Bhadrak experiences a tropical climate with hot summers reaching 48°C and pleasant winters.
Religious Significance: Bhadrak holds historical significance dating back to the Puranas. The district is believed to have prospered in maritime trade and agriculture during this period.
Population: As Odisha’s 6th most densely populated district, Bhadrak has a strong agricultural base, with nearly 68% of its workforce engaged in cultivation.
Cultural Heritage: Bhadrak’s cultural tapestry is vibrant. From witnessing the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi’s visit in 1921 to experiencing the local traditions, the district offers a glimpse into Odisha’s rich heritage.
Economy: Agriculture remains the mainstay of Bhadrak’s economy. However, the district is also witnessing development in other sectors.
Tourism: While Bhadrak is not a major tourist destination yet, it holds potential for those seeking historical and cultural experiences.
Accessibility: Bhadrak town, the district headquarters, is well-connected by National Highway 16 to Bhubaneswar (130 km) and other parts of the country.
Summary: Bhadrak district offers a unique blend of history, agriculture, and culture. With its strategic location and developing economy, Bhadrak is poised for future growth.
