Leaning Temple of Huma
Right on the banks of the Mahanadi River near Huma in Sambalpur district, this tilted Shiva temple is one of those places you genuinely want to see in person — photos barely do it justice. It's barely 1 km from Huma and works well as a half-day outing with easy vehicle access. Shade, toilets, drinking water, and parking are available nearby. Visit between October and March for the most comfortable experience. A small entry fee applies — see the fast facts for the current rate.
- ✦ History + culture
- ✦ Photo-friendly
- ✦ Half-day trip
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Commonly asked questions
When is the best time to visit Leaning Temple of Huma?
Leaning Temple of Huma is at its best during October, November, December, January, February, March. Heritage sites in Odisha are typically most enjoyable in cooler months when the heat is mild.
How do I reach Leaning Temple of Huma from Huma?
Leaning Temple of Huma is approximately 1 km from Huma in Sambalpur district, Odisha. Picnix arranges group transport (buses, tempo travellers, SUVs) with door-to-door pickup from any city in the state.
What is the entry fee at Leaning Temple of Huma?
The entry fee at Leaning Temple of Huma is approximately ₹25 per person. Group rates may apply for societies, schools, and corporate cohorts — Picnix coordinates this when booking.
What amenities does Leaning Temple of Huma offer?
Leaning Temple of Huma has toilets, drinking water, parking, shaded sit-out areas. For larger groups, Picnix arranges additional tents, chairs, tables, sound systems, and catering on-site.
Is Leaning Temple of Huma suitable for school groups or families?
Yes. Leaning Temple of Huma works well for society picnics, school trips, college outings, corporate offsites, and family days. Picnix tailors the bus, food, and activity bundle to your cohort size (10 to 200+ people).
What should I pack for a picnic at Leaning Temple of Huma?
Picnix handles transport, food, tents, chairs, and entertainment — so all you really need is comfortable clothing, sunscreen, basic medication, and your group's enthusiasm. We deliver everything else on the day.
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