“Hotel Bhammar’s” is a place of complete bliss and peace amides the City of Balangir with its blend of mixed culture of old and modern life style. Guest at Hotel Bhammar’s is provided with comfortable & elegant accommodation while executing a high level of personal service delivered with utmost care. Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure, stay with us to discover the magic of differe
nce. We at Hotel Bhammar’s are amides to make your stay an affair to remember, indeed memorable. The hotel offers the perfect environment for travels from all over the world that search for peace and tranquility equipped with modernity and an atmosphere that is clean, comfortable, secure and restful. With Hotel Bhammar’s based in the center of the city it brings all the major shopping and entertainment hubs at your doorstep-well connected with the city, is conveniently located near the Bus Terminus at a walking distance. The Hotel can also arrange for transportation for local sightseeing and travels in and around the city. Balangir, the district of many charms, has its own appeal for the visitors who opt to relax in the lap of nature. A cool bath in the perennial stream, trickling down the flank of famous Harishankar Temple, the view of both Lord Hari and Shankar in one shrine; the sight of numerous temples dotting the rocky outcrop of Ranipur-Jharial and the scenic panorama of Patnagarh has no parallel in the State. Traditional hand-woven textiles and naïve tribal life also allure ethnic tourists. A drive to any place of tourist interest in the district always calls for passing through a forest cover. All these together make the visit to Balangir a rewarding experience. Balangir is flanked in the north-west by the Gandhamardan hills, a name of the Ramayana Fame, and in the north-east by the rock-infested Mahanadi.It is traversed by many hill streams and is interspersed with the evergreen woodlands, the shelter of Bison and Sambar.The main forest area stretches along the western boundary bordering the Nuapada, Kalahandi district and then turns to the east running parallel to the Gandhamardan range. This forest track is broken by occasional clearings and small settlements, but it mostly consists of thick vegetation in which bamboo of excellent quality grows and Sal,Sahaj,Piasal,Dhaura and Ebony form the principal timber. The crest of the range of Gandhamardan hills is fine platue, some ten miles long, with an average height of 3000 feet. For most part of this district lies on the north-west bank of river Tel, which form the boundary between his district and the district of Kalahandi, Sonepur, Boudh and Kandhamal.
