06 September 2009

Tourist Information

Where to stay: Name of the Establishment Reservation Authority Inspection Bunglow Executive engineer, (R&B), Rayagada- 06856-222149 Hotel Sai International Manager, - 06856 223396 Fax - 06856-225554, 225555 Hotel Swagat - Manager, - 06856- 222208) Hotel Kapilas - Manager, - 06856- 222280) Hotel Ashok - Manager, - 06856- 223246) Hotel Jyoti Mahal - Manager,- 06856 - 223015 Hotel Maruti - Manager, - 06856- 225333 Assistance : Tourist Information Counter, Rayagada Railway Station, - 06856Tel: 222248 Tourist Office,Koraput at Koraput Club, - 06852-250318, Gram: ORISSATOUR Tourist Counter, Vizianagaram Railway Station , - 08922 - 223582. Superintendent of Police, Rayagada, 06856 , 222304 District Information & Public Relations Officer, Rayagada, 06856, 222193 How to Reach Rayagada Getting to Rayagada is not difficult. Nearest air port is at Visakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh) 200 KMs away which is well connected with New Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Mumbai, Nagpur by going flights. Rail: Well connected from other parts of India like Delhi, Chennai, Allepy, Bokaro, Raipur, Gujrat, Nagpur, Kolkata, Hyderbad, Bilaspur and Bhubaneswar. Road : Convenient road transport facilities available as NH-43 is passing through Koraput,i.e. 109 KMs from Rayagada. Direct Express bus services are available from Vishakhapatnam, Vizianagarm, Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Puri, Jeypore, Koraput, Malkangiri, Phulbani, etc. Facilities: Taxies and Auto-Rickshaw are available here at Rayagada for visiting the places of attraction and excursion. Medical : District Head Quarters Hospitals Rayagada. Phone No.06856-222059, Ambulance - 06856-222059, 102 Postal : Available in almost all the places of the district. Banks : State Bank of India and other Nationalised Banks have their branches at Rayagada and other important places of the District. Shopping : Shopping complexes are available under the supervision of Municipality, Special Planning Authority and also private. There is no weekly special markets at Rayagada, but in surrounding villages weekly markets are held. All essential commodities are made available at those places to facilitate the remote tribal people.