It is bordered by the blocks of Tirtol, Erasama, Mahakalpara, from the neighbouring District of Kendrapara, and approximately 5km of the coastline of Bay of Bengal.

As a result of the efforts of Sandha, Kujang became a rich estate, deriving great revenue from agriculture and sea trade.

[2][3] Ratnamali Jema, an Indian freedom fighter and politician, was a princess of the dispossessed Kujang royal family.

[4][2][5] When the Bardoli Satyagraha was taking place in 1928, the peasants and tribals of several zamindaris, including Kujang, were inspired to start campaigns against rent-hikes imposed by the British government.

Lokanath Choudhury, a citizen of Kujang, was the past MLA of the then constituency of Erasama.

Kujang was historically famous for its dairy cuisine, such as chhena (cheese), Dahi (curd), and milk marketing and exports.