Monument of National Importance · N-OR-7
Churangarh Fort, Dadhapatna
Protected by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) at Dadhapatna, Cuttack district, Odisha.
What is protected
Churangarh Fort locally known as Sarangarh, excluding the area acquired by the State Government
This is the description in the ASI's list of protected monuments. Monuments of National Importance are protected under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, 1958: building and mining are restricted within 100 metres, and within 300 metres only with permission.
Getting there
- Barang Junction (BRAG)railway station, about 3 km away in a straight lineDirections ↗
- Bhubaneswar New (BBSN)railway station, about 5 km away in a straight lineDirections ↗
- Naraja Marthapur (NQR)railway station, about 5 km away in a straight lineDirections ↗
Stations: OpenStreetMap. Road distances are longer than straight-line ones.
Other protected monuments within 15 km
More protected monuments in Cuttack
- Ruined fortress, Agrahat
- Ruins of the Buddhist temples and images, Bandareswar
- Monolith called Chandeswar Pillar, Sriapur
- Simhanatha Mahadeva temple, Simhanatha Pitha
- Pancha Pandava temple, Ganeswarpur
- Durga temple, Baideswar
- Banasur Temple, Ancient site at Baneswaranasi, Padamal Pattana
- Mahimamani Temple, Ragadi
- Ancient site at Chowdar, Budhalinga Temple