Meet up with a travel representative in Bhubaneswar at the Airport or Train station, then you will be taken to where to stay. See the historic live shrine of Lingaraj in the afternoon if you have time. Non-Hindus are permitted to visit the early stages of the temple's architecture and iconography, which include the Santa Matrika, Thousand Shiva Shires, Lakulisa, and many more.

The day starts with mangal arati at Mukteswar temple, which dates back to the ninth century AD and is the only one in Odisha where Hindus are permitted. It has numerous distinctive features, including the carving of bidalas, Egyptian art, the Pancha Tantra, the fundamental purpose of life, and many more.
Lingaraj Temple (11th century AD)
Only Hindus are permitted to visit the height, which has 32 large and tiny temples. Vital Temple is a Khakaramundi temple from the 8th century AD dedicated to Chamunda, a Sakti deity. Human sacrifices are made outside temple walls in the shapes of Shiva and Parvati. All non-Hindus are allowed. The 11th-century AD Rajarani Temple is an example of a central Indian temple building in the Besar style. A stunning garden outdoors and eight exquisite dikpals were carved by ASI. Rest the night at the hotel

After breakfast, check out and head to Hirapur to see the Yogini temple, which dates to the ninth century AD. The Yogini temple served as a site for tantric sacrifices and adoration. One of four yogini temples in Hirapur. Continue to Chaurasi. (8th century AD) After that, enjoy the provided lunch in Chaurasi while seeing the Barahi Temple (also known as the Khakramundi Temple). After that, travel to Konark and check into a respectable hotel (owned by the government). Enjoy the famed Sun Temple's lights in the evening from the outside.

Konark is known as the Sun Temple of Odisha and is a famous Temple in Odisha. Visit the famous Konark Sun Temple, which was established in the 13th century and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and observe the stone’s language. All non-Hindus are permitted. Travel to Puri and check into an amazing hotel. After that, visit the nearby beach market in the afternoon.

Puri is known as the Jagannath Dham of Odisha. Most famous place not just in Odisha but in the world. Visit the popular Jagannath temple. (12th century AD). Only Hindus are permitted to enter the temple, which is located atop an old library. In addition, there are many additional temples both outside and inside the Puri temple. See the artistic village in the afternoon through a typical country route. Go to the Hanuman temple in Siruli village, the location where the god Hanuman is with his mother, Anjana.

Then travel to Bhubaneswar and complete your trip.