The Ujjayanta palace was the palace of the last ruling dynasty, built in the Mughal style by Maharaja Radha Kishore Manikya in 1901. The Ujjayanta Palace is now the Legislative Assembly. It is a lovely and one of the largest building in the state ...

Tripura Sundari Temple is situated about 67 kms. from Agartala. This temple is also known as Matabari and located in the ancient capital, Udaipur on the top of hillock Dhanisagar in the middle of the 16th century. The deity is Goddess Kali. This i...

Agartala has a famous temple dedicated to 14 deities – Chowda Devta. The 14 deities are represented only by their brass heads, a combination of Hindu faith and tribal cults. It is built in the Bankura style of Bengali temple architecture but...

Neer Mahal or the Palace in Water, is about 60 kms from Agartala. It is a water palace built for one of the Maharajas at the centre of Lake Rudrasagar, it is an attractive sight. This palace looks like a fairytale castle with tower and pavilions, ...

This temple of Goddess kali is located adjoinng the indo-bangla border. The temple there is a small park and the name suggests a beautiful lake is there.Best time to visit this is evening time.

It is a historic Shaiba pilgrimage spot and dates back to 7th – 9th centuries if not earlier. While the marvelous rock carvings, murals with their primitive beauty form the chief attraction, natural beauty including mountain scenery and wate...

The Jagannath Temple is across one of the artificial lakes in front of the palace. It rises from an octagonal base to a striking orange four-storeyed 'Shikhara' or tower. Jagannath temple is located in the premises of the Ujjayanta Palace....

Distance of around 2 Km from the city of Agartala is located the Venuban Vihar where a Buddha shrine houses a metal idol of Lord Buddha.  The idol was primitively created in Burma  and was later transported to Venuban Vihar for i...

The Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary is located around 35kms from Agartala, the capital city of Tripura. The sanctuary is quite near to the National Highway 44, which connects it to other important places. The sanctuary was incepted in the year 1987 ...

Pilak is an archaeological site in the Belonia subdivision of South Tripura district of the Indian state of Tripura remaining dated back from 8th Century to 9th Century. Pilak defines the old glorious civilisation in the north eastern part of Indi...