Sarangada, Gram panchayat in Kandhamal district, India.
Sarangada is a village in Kandhamal district situated at an elevation of around 374 meters in a region of rolling hills. The landscape consists of scattered agricultural fields and traditional homes spread across the varied terrain.
The settlement emerged from the colonial-era Zamindar system, and British-period structures such as old rest houses remain visible in the area. These buildings reflect the administrative framework established during British rule.
The population of 35,335 residents maintains traditional practices through weekly markets, folk performances, and celebrations like Magha Yatra and Kandul Yatra.
The village connects to Phulbani, the district headquarters, through regular bus services and is located roughly 210 kilometers from the state capital Bhubaneswar. Visitors should be prepared for a rural setting with basic infrastructure in a hilly area.
Local farmers grow specialized crops including baby potatoes during winter months alongside turmeric, ginger, and mustard seeds year-round. This mixed cultivation reflects the agricultural practices suited to the hilly climate.
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