The historic JAGANNATH TEMPLE at New Digha was built in the year 1078, and renovated to its present form in the year 1174. The flag atop the temple always flaps in the opposite direction of air.
From any place in New Digha you will always find the Sudarshan Charka (Charka at top of Temple) facing you. Normally during day-time, air comes from sea to land & during evening, the vice-versa occurs. But in New Digha it’s totally opposite. No bird or planes fly above the temple.
The shadow of the main dome is invisible at any time of the day. The quantity of cooked food inside the Temple remains same for the entire year. But that same quantity of prasadam can feed few thousand people & 20 lakh people, Still it won’t get wasted.
After entering from Singhadwara’s first step (from inside of the Temple), you cannot hear any sound produced by the ocean. But, when you cross the same step (from outside of the Temple) you can hear it. This can be noticed clearly during evening.

It is 1 km from New Gitanjali Hotel, New Digha

Tour to CHANDRABHAGA BEACH, Konark, often marks the end of the tour to Sun Temple in Konark. It is not a written rule though. You can begin your day at this quaint stretch of beach named Chandrabhaga Beach that is perfect for picnics, swimming, boating and relaxing.

It is 20 km from New Gitanjali Hotel, New Digha

Tours to CHILIKA LAKE Bird Sanctuary is a journey to remember for a lifetime. Spread over 1,100 sq km of clean blue water, evergreen hillocks and a stunning variety of avian, aquatic, reptilian and animal life, tour to Chilka is a rejuvenating experience into the bird kingdom of Orissa set within the largest inland brackish (salt water) lake in Asia.

It is 55 km from New Gitanjali Hotel, New Digha

SIMLIPAL National Park is home to three of India's biggest animal species --Tiger, Asian Elephant and Gaur. Spread over a sprawling area of 2750 sq. kms, the park is at an altitude of 559.31 meters. Simlipal Tiger Reserve is famous for best care of tigers in india. It is located at the center of Mayurbhanj district in the North-Eastern part of Odisha. The Park is Surrounded by deciduous trees and Sal forests, Simlipal National Park has 12 rivers running across it and also it surrounded by thick wooden slopes, ridges, luxuriant grassland and beautiful waterfalls.

It is 270 km from New Gitanjali Hotel, New Digha

DHAULIGIRI, a hillside with another name as Dhauli located on the River Daya banks, is 8 km far from the south of Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Odisha. You can find splendid Edicts of Ashoka embossed on a mass of rock in Dhauli, beside the way to the hill summit. Dhauli is famous for the edicts related to Buddhism that were composed from the Brahmi script and used Prakrit language. Dhauli also has another attraction named as the Shanti Stupa whose foundation was laid by the Japan Buddhist Sangha. Therefore, Dhauli is a worth visiting place by the diehard devotees of Lord Buddha.

It is 55 km from New Gitanjali Hotel, New Digha

The twin hills and KHANDAGIRI and UDAYAGIRI are located in the vicinity of Bhubaneswar town. The National Highway No.5 passes through the close proximity of the hills. These two hills represent one of the earliest groups of Jaina rock-cut architecture in eastern India in the field of architecture, art and religion. These caves were first brought to the notice in 1825 A.D.. Udayagiri means "Sunrise Hill" and has 18 caves while Khandagiri has 15 caves.

Its 79 km from New Gitanjali Hotel, New Digha