Sitabinji (30 km )*
Situated on the river Sita, the spot has gained prominence for the ancient fresco painting on a rock shelter called "Ravan Chhaya" which is like a half opened umbrella. The painting depicts a royal procession.

Khandadhar (60 km)*
It is famous for a waterfall of about 500 ft in height amidst lush green forests. It is an ideal place for picnic.

Sanghagara (5 km )*
It is a small but beautiful waterfall, suitable for an outing.

Badghagara (10 km)*
It is yet another small but exciting waterfall. It is one of the most popular picnic spots of Keonjhar district.

Gonasika (45 km )*
Surrounded by a series of valleys and wooded hills of varying colours, the place is famous as a center of pilgrimage for the temple of Brahmeswar Mahadev, established on the river Vaitarani. In fact, this is the place from where the river starts flowing. A little away from the point of origin, the river goes under ground and hence called Guptaganga, only to be seen jumping after a short distance over a stone projection looking like the nostril of a cow. The scenic beauty of the place is simply charming.

Murga Mahadeva (70 km )*
Situated near the Thakurani Hills in Champua subdivision by the side of a perennial spring, it is famous for the temple of Murga Mahadeva.