Chilka Lake is spread over Khurda, Ganjam and Puri regions of Odisha (earlier Orissa). Balugaon and Rambha are two noteworthy towns filling in as passage focuses for the lake. It is Asia’s biggest salt-water tidal pond and is isolated from the Bay of Bengal by a sandy edge.
The pear-molded lake spreads crosswise over 1,100 sq km, and has a special biological community with a scope of amphibian widely varied vegetation found in and around its saline waters. A noteworthy cluster of flying creature life, both local and vagrant, makes Chilka a standout amongst other places in India for winged animal watching, sprinkling around in the water and calm unwinding.
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