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Coordinates: 18°4032N 82°5854E / 18.67556°N 82.98167°E / 18.67556; 82.98167
 

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Deomali
Highest point
Elevation1,672 m (5,486 ft)
ListingList of Indian states and territories by highest point
Coordinates18°40′32N 82°58′54E / 18.67556°N 82.98167°E / 18.67556; 82.98167[1]
Geography
Deomali (mountain) is located in Odisha
Deomali (mountain)

Location of Deomali peak

Deomali (mountain) is located in India
Deomali (mountain)

Deomali (mountain) (India)

LocationKoraput district, Odisha, India
Parent rangeEastern Ghats
Topo mapGoogle topographic map[2]
Climbing
Easiest routeHike / scramble

Deomali, is a mountain peak in the Chandragiri-Pottangi subrange of the Eastern Ghats. It is located near Koraput town in the Koraput districtofOdisha, India.

Highest point in Odisha[edit]

Deomali Peak, with an elevation of about 1,672 m, is the highest peak in the state of Odisha. It is situated near BARABANDHA village, KOTIA Panchayat division which is about 70  km from Koraput via Semiliguda. It is surrounded by deep green forest, the peak is rich in flora and fauna. This hill range is rich in mineral resources such as bauxite, limestone and gemstones. Deomali is dotted with brooks and deep valleys, and inhabited by tribes such Kandhas, Parajas, Bhumia, Malis and Bhotias. It is not only a marvel for the tourists but also to the adventurous sports lovers for hang gliding, mountaineering and trekking. On this recent days Odisha tourism Department, is taking many development steps to popularize this peak amongst the travellers as a hot tourist spot by connecting the Tar roads, Hill top amenities centre, drinking water points on the hill top, watching towers for perfect view of the arena. Many waterfalls also found while heading for the top of hill.[3]

Putsil Valley which is part of the Deomali Mountain Range is close by for visitors who wants to enjoy view scenic beauty.

Deomali Peak

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  • ^ Deomali Peak Of Orissa - YouTube
  • External links[edit]


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