Devagiri hill rises to a height of and is from Rayagada, Odisha, India. Unlike other hills, the top of the hill is a rectangular platform. The 476 steps with which one can reach the top are another unique feature of the hill. At the top of the hill, there are perennial poles of water called Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswati, Bhargavi and Indradyumna Lake.
Nearby attractions The hill is considered sacred due to presence of Panchamukhi (five faced) Shiva Linga and Asta Linga (Eight Lingas) on the top of the hill."DEVAGIRI" rayagada.nic.in"Places of Interest in Rayagada" oriyaonline.com"Rayagada" indiatourismecatalog"Encyclopaedia of Tourism Resources in India, Volume 2" Google books"Cultural heritage of undivided Koraput District" Orissareview/2014/April–May"Rayagada- The Land Of Natural Beauty- By Manoj Senapati" nuaodisha.com"Interim Report"Odisha" tourism.gov.in There is a cave in the hill looking like two jaws."Devagiri" odisha360.com There is one still undeciphered inscription which speaks of the antiquity of the place."Devgiri Hills" orissagateway.com A Shiva Lingam is enshrined at the meeting of the two jaws. Regular bus services are available from Rayagada to K. Singpur and the sacred hill is close to K. Singpur. References
External links Official website of Rayagada district