Archaeological Museum, Ratnagiri
100KM per person
| Bhubaneswar |  |
Archaeological Museum, Ratnagiri | ≈ 02Hrs 06Mins |
| Bhubaneswar |  |
Archaeological Museum, Ratnagiri | ≈ 02Hrs 00Mins |
Entry fee : Rs.5/-
Vehicle : Rs.5/-
Interesting things to visits near:
JAGANNATH TEMPLE FESTIVALS
Basanta Panchami, Chitou Amavasya, Nava Kalebara, Chandan Yatra, Devasnana Purnima, Rath Yatra
SPECIAL FESTIVAL
Dhauli Mahatsova, Folk Dance Festival, Kalinga Mahotsav, Khandagiri Festival, Konark Dance Festival, Konark Dance & Music Festival, Puri Beach Festival, Parab Festival, Raja Rani Music Festival,
TRIBAL FESTIVALS
Bali Jatra, Karama Festival, Sume-Gelirak, Bija Pandu, Kedu Festival, Chaita Parva, Maghe Parab
FAIRS & EXHIBITIONS
Bali Yatra, Magha Mela, Taratarini Mela, Joranda Mela, Makar Mela
The Buddhist relics of Ratnagiri was first brought to the notice of the scholars by Manmohan Chakravarti, the then sub-Divisional officer of Jajpur in the year 1906. Subsequently, in 1927, R.P.chanda the then Superintendent, Archaeological section, Indian Museum, Calcutta also visited some of the sites of Orissa including Ratnagiri
TRIBES OF ORISSA
Habitat, Economy, Classification, Society & Kinship, Marriage, religion, Crisis Rites, Rituals, Norms & Customs
TRIBAL CULTURE
Cultural Identity, Belief in supernatural forces, Festivities, Music & Entertainment, Dance, Art & Craft, Handloom & Handicrafts .
HANDICRAFTS & HANDLOOMS
Pottery, Grasses & Wood, Plaster & Papier Mache, Stone & Theatre Craft, Lacquer, Metal, Santhal & Saora Paintings, Tribal Handlooms
From the sculptural and epigraphic remains it is evidenced that the earliest Buddhist establishment at Ratnagiri was about 5th century AD and continued up to 13th century AD. Thereafter, it gradually lost its importance and deserted after some years. However, Buddhist activities continued in this area up to 16th century AD.
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Destination
From Our Gallery
From the sculptural and epigraphic remains it is evidenced that the earliest Buddhist establishment at Ratnagiri was about 5th century AD and continued up to 13th century AD. Thereafter, it gradually lost its importance and deserted after some years. However, Buddhist activities continued in this area up to 16th century AD.
