Narashingnath: A picturesque spot on the Gandhamardana (mentioned in the epic Mahabharata,which Hanuman carried on his shoulders from Himalayas to save the life of Laxmana) Hills identified as the seat of ancient Buddhist University of Parimalagri, described by Hieun T' Sang as "Po-lo-mo-lo-ki-li"  (the ruins found on the plateau at the hill/top, about sixteen km long, speak volumes in mute voice) famous for the shrine of the Vidala Nrushigha, stands at the foot of the picturesque Gandhamardan hills, around 165 Kms from Sambalpur. A 15th century Temple built  by the Patna King Baijal Dev after the typical Kalingan Rekha order enshrining Lord Vishnu in his Vidala Narasihngh form  on the left bank of the perennial stream Papanasini,  draws scores of devotees,  tourist and Art Historian from all parts of India. The hill is avery rich in medicinal herbs and the entire surrounding is very pleasant in summer. Easily approachable by Bus or by hired taxis. By Bus the fare would be Rs 60.00 and by Car Rs. 450.00 per day plus fuel.