Sambalpur, Odisha

Hirakud dam

Leaning temple of Huma

Samaleswari temple

Maa Samalei, the reigning deity, from which the city of Sambalpur derives its name

Sambalpur in 1825, watercolour of the fort at Sambalpur, by an anonymous artist for the Gilbert Collection, c. British Library[8]

Statue of Veer Surendra Sai at Jail Chhak

A coal laden goods train at Sambalpur Road

Sambalpur University

Sambalpur Football Academy

Sambalpur Lok Mahostav

Sambalpur Restaurants

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Food of Sambalpur

Some of the most loved dishes of people of Sambalpur is Bhat Pakhala which is recommended especially for summers to cure or avoid heat strokes, Basi bhat made by soaking rice overnight in an earthen pot, aaloo baingan jhol, panas tarkari, Pudala baigan, Kukra jhol, Dai baigan, Jhuri Bhaja and several others. People in Odisha savor sweets after their main course food and there are different kinds of sweets that are available and loved by the people here.