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ODISHA REDEFINING INDIA'S TOURISM LANDSCAPE

THE WEEK India

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November 30, 2025

When you stand before the majestic Sun Temple at Konark or drift along the tranquil waters of Chilika Lake as flocks of flamingos rise into the amber sky, you realise that Odisha is not just a destination, it is a discovery.

ODISHA REDEFINING INDIA'S TOURISM LANDSCAPE

A discovery of heritage, harmony, and hope. In recent years, Odisha has quietly and confidently redefined its tourism landscape, emerging as one of India’s most forward-looking states in sustainable, inclusive, and investment-driven tourism. What was once known as India’s Best Kept Secret is now steadily becoming one of India’s most compelling success stories in responsible travel and destination development.

A Vision Beyond Tourism

Odisha’s approach to tourism is not limited to attracting visitors, it is about building an entire ecosystem where tourism becomes a catalyst for livelihood, infrastructure, and identity. Guided by the long-term roadmap under Odisha Vision 2036 and 2047, the State envisions transforming into one of Asia’s leading eco-cultural tourism hubs.

The Government's vision is clear: to create 15 world-class master destinations by 2047 that celebrate Odisha’s nature, culture, and people. From the temple town of Puri and the marine paradise of Bhitarkanika to the misty hills of Daringbadi and the Buddhist heritage of Ratnagiri-Udayagiri-Lalitgiri, these destinations will serve as vibrant hubs of sustainable development.

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