Kailashahar Temple is located in the state of Tripura in the North Tripura district. This Temple is located in the heart of the city and is a major pilgrimage place. The temple is dedicated to Lord Kali. Another town near the city is named after t...

Unakoti dates back to the 7th century. Unakoti is famous for waterfall and a few stone images, rock cut carvings and murals. Unakoti is a pilgrimage spot for the Shaivas. The word ‘Unakoti’ means ‘one less than a crore.’ Ac...

The ‘Chouddo Devotar Mandir’ or 14 deities’ temple is situated at a distance of about 14 km from the city of Agartala. The temple is dedicated to Ama or the mother of the people of Tripura, also known as Tripuri. According to leg...

This temple is considered an icon of Lord Krishna, installed by Krishnananda Sevayet and is valued as an antique monument.

A visit to the tea plantations with the history dating back to 1916 can be done. At this place, tea is grown in a traditional manner and consists of good blending qualities. The place is also popular for producing organic tea.

Jampui hill is the highest hill range situated 90 km from Kailashahar. Jampui is called the eternal hills of spring. Jampui hill is known for its exotic scenic beauty. Orange plantations of the Jampui hills are famous throughout India. ...

The Rowa Wildlife Sanctuary is located near Panisagar in the North Tripura district. The sanctuary could be reached from Kailashahar.  It spreads across an area of 85 sq kms. It is located around 100 kms from Agartala.

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...