It has a wooden guest house. Rabandara Rabandara is a perennial waterfall about in height. Sospadar Waterfall Gadagada Twin-Waterfall Zilla Sangrahalaya Zilla Sangrahalaya or the District Museum, Bhawanipatna has different artifacts, manuscripts, paintings and many rare items from pre-historic age (Asurgarh coins, Gudahandi paintings etc.) depicting ancient history of Kalahandi Region. Permunji Permunji is a nursery situated at the foot of great mountain, a place for picnics. Elephants are commonly seen near the nursery crossing roads. Hello Point Hello Point is a picnic spot and valley view point at the top of the eastern ghats from which half of the Kalahandi district is visible including Junagarh and Kalampur block. One can receive a signal from all telecom services for mobile, therefore it is named Hello Point. Media and broadcasting * Doordarshan Kendra (DD-6) It was started as Low Power Transmission on 15 February 1987 and it had been upgraded to High Power Transmission on 20 January 1992. This 10 KW capacity Doordarshan Kendra started functioning in 1992 is one of the few HPT centers among Sambalpur, Cuttack in Odisha. The studio was started on 3 September 2002. It's one of the three Doordarshan Kendras in the state of Odisha, the others being Sambalpur and Bhubaneshwar. Its studio became operational in 2002. In 2004, it started broadcasting agriculture-related programmes sponsored by Ministry of Agriculture and simultaneously began broadcasting agriculture programmes in different HPT (high power transmission) centres of KBK region. Besides this, it also used to produce programmes to promote tribal heritage, culture, drama besides entertainment and awareness building programmes for the KBK. It was broadcasting agriculture-related programmes from 6 pm to 6.30 pm on every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday and local culture and entertainment based programmes from 5.30 pm to 6 pm each Monday and Thursday. During the period from 2005 to 2009, the centre has bagged 10 national awards and five nominee prizes for different programmes produced by it. * All India Radio (Akashwani Bhawanipatna 103 FM) All India Radio or Akashwani Bhawanipatna started on 30 December 1993 near Naktiguda, outskirt of the city. It has two transmitters 2x100 KW, MW in Belamal near Pastikudi. Frequency of Transmission is 1206 kHz, 248 MTs. It has two studios. The sanctioned strength of the Radio station in all cadres is 100. No. Of Casual Announcers in the Kendra is 56. Composition of originated programmes targets audience programme for Rural, Women Children,