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Places to See in Tripura

Cities

  • Agartala :- The capital city, lying on the banks of Haora River, was the seat of the Kings of Tripura of the Debbarman dynasty. It is city full of temples and palaces.
  • Udaipur :- Formerly called as Rangamati and Radha Kishorepur, the city of Udaipur in Tripura is a house of many temples. Tripura Sundri temple or Mata Tripur Sundri (Maa Kali) temple, Bhubeneshwari temple, Sepahijala-the wildlife sanctuary are must visit here.
  • Unakoti:- It means “One less than a crore” and said that these many rock cut engravings are available here. According to the Hindu mythos Lord Shiva taook a night halt at this location when he was going Varanasi / Kashi along with one crore God and Goddesses.
  • Jogendranagar :- Jogendranagar is a small setlement in the West Tripura district of the northeastern state of India, Tripura.
  • Kumarghat :- Kumarghat is in North Tripura District of Tripura. It is know for its extensive pineapple cultivation.

Hill Stations in Tripura

  • Agartala-Jamphui Hills :-Jampui Hill in Tripura is the highest hill range of the state, situated at an altitude of 3000 ft above sea level. Various view points in the Jampui Hill range in Tripura provide excellent panoramic views of the valley and villages of Mizoram.

 

Museums and Palaces of Tripura

  • Ujjayanta Palace: :- Built by Radhakishore Manikya Bahadur in190, this Mughal and Indo Greek styled palace is located in the heart of city. The palace has been embellished with lush gardens, pools and fountains.
  • Malancha Niwas :- It is a bungalow adjoining the Kunjban Palace located on a hillock. It was basically a Kachcha House where RabindraNath Tagore stayed in 1919. It was gradually develpoed as a Pucca House and named Malancha Niwas.
  • Tripura Government Museum :- The museum preserves the arts and crafts of Tripura consisting of rare stone and bronze idols and images, ancient coins, archaeological items of Tripura and neighboring areas
  • Kunjaban Palace :- This yet another imperial palace, built by Maharaja Birendra Kishore Manikya, is located nearby Ujjayanta Palace bears a testimony of affiliation of RabindraNath Tagore, the Nobel laureate poet, with it.
  • Neermahal Palace :- This water – palace built on RudraSagar Lake is a royal Palace with influence of Hindu and Mughal architecture. The castles, the whopping towers, the moats and the bridges here are simply breath taking.
  • Yercaud :- Unlike other popular summer resorts of Tripura, Yercaud is a hidden treasure in the southern peninsula. Perfect for a calm and solitary holiday

Major festivals of Tripura

  • Kharchi Puja :- This puja held in July is an attraction for all people visiting the Chaturdas Deutas Temple in Old Agartala to worship the fourteen deities of head image.
  • Ker Puja:-It is a tribal festival celebrated within particular boundaries which is not allowed to be trespassed by anyone else.
  • Tirthamukh:-It is celebrated in January / February during the Uttarayan Sankranti by a lot many devout. People gather and take holy bath irrespective of their caste, class, creed or race during the festival.
  • Durga Puja:-During the month of October/ November, durga Puja is celebrated with great active participation. After the celebrations end, the idols of Durga are taken in a procession and immersed in water bodies.
  • Navarathiri :- The festival of Nine nights is an important part of people of Tamil Nadu as well. During these nine days Goddess Durga, Goddess Lakshmi, and Goddess Saraswathi are worshipped for health, wealth and knowledge.
  • Other Festivals:- Jallikatu Bull Fight, Festival in Chennai Music & Dance Festival, Deepavali, Saraswathi Pooja, Chitri Rai Festival, Mahamagam Festival

Tripura Temples

  • TripuraSundari Temple, Bhavanneshwari Temple, Jagannatha Temple, Chaturdasha Devta Temple, Uma Maheshwar Temple, Kali Temple, Venuban Vihara, Budha Temple, Benu Ban Bihari

Wildlife In Tripura

  • Gumti Wildlife Sanctuary :- This sanctuary of South Tripura is stretched in a vast area where it has a great water reservoir which attracts several local resident birds along with some migratory birds.
  • Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary :- Expanded in a vast area this sanctuary boasts of rare and exotic birds and primates. You will also find a Botanical Garden Zoo
  • Gondacherra Wild Life Sanctuary :- If you are looking for a break from daily monotony come to this sanctuary and engross in pure and serene ambience. Traveling deep in the dense forests where a rendezvous with Tigers, Bison, Deers, various primates
  • The Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary :- Expanded in a large area this sanctuary is rich in vegetation and animals. It is kind of Research Center for younger generation to speculate the natural habitats of animals in depth.

Airports in Tripura

  • Agartala Airport or Singerbhil Airport
  • Kailashahar Airport
  • Khowai Airport