Bheemili Putnam or "Bheemili" is a sleepy fishing village near Vizag, a former Dutch settlement. Bheemili's pristine beaches are blessed with endless golden sands and beautiful azure waters. The coastline is lined with swaying palm trees, adding to the beauty of the place.

Ancient heritage temple located on a hilltop with unique architecture dedicated to Lord Narasimha.

The cave derives its name from a hole in the roof over its central area (borra means hole in Oriya). The main entrance to the cave is at an altitude of 705m above sea level while the lowest point lies at 625m. The total length of the caves is about 200m. The Dandakaranya-Bolangir, Kibur railway track runs over the Borra Caves. Several small stalls, set up outside the cave entrance by local tribes sell souvenirs such as mugs made from bamboo shoot, hats and spices grown in Ananthagiri Hills.  

The Tribal Museum showcases the artifacts from tribal life. The 2 storey Tribal building is built using the traditional indigenous materials such as mud, metals, etc and showcases native tribal architecture in the form of colors, motifs, and frames used.

Various tribal communities such as Khord, B.Mallis, Bagata, Gadaba, Koya and Savara inhabit this region. The Tribal Museum showcases the daily life of these tribes, their culture and food habits.