Devkund

      Devkund

 Devkund is Located Similipal National park in Mayurbhanj district. The flowing water from an adjacent waterfall has created this pond.Shimlipal is a scenic spot near Udala. It is a major tourist destination for its natural beauty and waterfalls.
Devkund

 It's a scenic beauty spot, found at 65 k.m Form Baripada , 85 km from balesore district. To get there, one has to go west from brundagadichhak-brundagadi junction to devkund via a forest gate road near Kundabai panchayat.


Entry gate to 5 k.m devkund

 It's a waterfall, Nature environment and maa Ambika temple is a shrine of Devkund.
 Devkund is combination of two Odia words deba and kunda, deba meaning deity and kunda means pond.
Not only one pond but main pond's uper six pond available. It's very deep forest so not going fecility.
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The environment and waterfalls

              Crowds of spectators flock to see the shrine in the winter. Most of Devkunda is popular in the winter. Two such rivers have flowed down the four ponds, and the two rivers have crossed some distance and become two rivers. First of all we know Kadali Bagan - Yellow Kund - Devikund - Devkund - the bath of the common man. But reports from People say that's just what's happening. There are three other tanks that are out of our sight. These can only be seen from corpses, monkeys and hunters. This spring has gone a long way from Devkund and has become two springs. 
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 One is Dejhar and the other is Deojhar. These two springs have come and fallen in Devkund. The view is unbearable as the spring is created from far and wide in the banana forest. The first tank in the audience's experience is the yellow tank. Which is attached to a large piece of yellow stone and flows down. The small rocks below the water rubbed off the yellow color. That is why his name is HaldiKunda, and his second name is Devikunda. The water in this tank is black and clear. The water of the Devikund flows very far below a large wide wheel. The name of this tank is Devkunda. There is a goddess temple on this side of the goddess Kund and Devkund. The temple in which Mother Ambika is worshiped in Tantric rituals.


 The waterfall is small but attractive. The depth of this small waterfall is more than 100 feet. In the fall, large fish play with their tail in deep water. Her color is yellow. Devkund's water is very cold. To bring the place to the forefront, the king cut a narrow path, a piece of rock, as far as possible in the deep forest, and built a walkway to Devkundar Falls (falls). It is difficult to get there during other droughts and rains. Because Ghancha is a forest. It is not safe to go there the next day because of the rock caves and the presence of wild animals on the waterfront.
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              It has a mythological tree near it. The Shami tree of the Dwapar era has turned to stone. Panchupandava lived in a huge city with his wife Draupadi, hiding his heroic deeds while living in an unknown tree. In the candlelight vigil, his Gandib bowed his bow, limbs, and hid himself as the third Pandava (Azjarnu) Brihannala Saji, the daughter-in-law of the great king Uttara, a dance guru.



            The Shamib tree, where Azjarnu Nazir lost his masculinity and danced the northern dance as Nampasu. That candlestick is more than 300 feet high. The width is 60 feet. This is a huge rock in the middle of nowhere. Whose name is Puranas famous. It is alleged that the ambassador provided the information to the complainant.

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