Putsil

Putsil, a serene village nestled in Semiliguda Tehsil, Koraput District, Odisha, India, is situated 31 km south of the district headquarters Koraput and approximately 425 km from the state capital, Bhubaneswar. It shares its borders with Sunabeda Tehsil to the north, Pottangi Tehsil to the east, Nandapur Tehsil to the west, and lies close to the Andhra Pradesh state border, with Visakhapatnam District's Araku Valley to the south.

Putsil is often referred to as the "Switzerland of Odisha," and for a good reason. The Putsil Mountain Point, located just 1 km from Pendajam, offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills. Positioned 21 km from Sunabeda and 40 km from Koraput town, this vantage point allows visitors to witness the enchanting beauty of the nearby hills.

Tourists flock to Putsil for its winter picnics, captivated by the allure of clouds touching the valley's mountains. Along the way to Putsil Valley, visitors can revel in the beauty of waterfalls, springs, and the lush environs of a coffee garden. Putsil has established itself as a prime tourist attraction in Koraput, Odisha, offering a perfect blend of natural wonders.