|
Total Population is 9,35,613 (as per 2001 census)
Urban Population is
2,53,778 (as per 2001 census)
Literacy Population is 5,43,377 (as per 2001 census)
Hospitals & Medical Colleges in Sambalpur (as per 2001 census)
Medical College 1
Headquarter Hospital 1
Sub divisional Hospital 2
Density of Population is 122 per Sq. Kms.
The world cherishes the artwork of the Sambalpuri tie and dye weavers,
fascinating fabrics with enchanting designs and motifs.
Sambalpuri songs and dance has earned a
unique place in the cultural arena of the world.
Samaleswari, the presiding deity of this region is enshrined at 'Samalai
Gudi' on the bank of Mahanadi River. The other temple of importance is
the Budharaja Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva and is perched atop the
Budharaja hill. These temples are located at a few kilometres' distance
from Sambalpur.
The
Hirakud Dam, the longest dam of the world, is some 15 kilometres from
Sambalpur and can be easily visited on a day trip.
Badrama Wild Life Sanctuary (officially known as Debrigarh Sanctuary for
booking of cottages) S: Ushakuthi (Badrama forest) this small sanctuary
was established in 1987 is around 35 Kilometres East of Sambalpur, on
the N.H.No.6., the famed Wildlife Sanctuary has already gained
prominence amongst the International Tourist as a place of destinational
tour.
All the Hotels are
attached with modern restaurant facilities and serve Indian, Chinese and
Continental cuisine. For Chinese food one can try the Hong Kong
Restaurant and for North Indian food one could visit Harjit Residency.
For exotic food one can try the restaurants Celebration & Campus at
Hotel Sheela Tower, Esquire at Hotel Tribeni, Sarada at Hotel Uphar and
Tripti at Linza.The Central Hotel opposite the Indrapuri Guest House,
Town Hotel at Gole Bazaar and Prabhat Hotel near Municipal Council
Building is a good place for ethnic Sambalpuri food.
|