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Tripura Tourism Packages

Tripura

Tripura is a popular tourist destination in North-East India, rich in beautiful landscapes, crystalline waterfalls, awe-inspiring mountains, thick forests, and a generous sprinkling of history and tradition. A long historical legacy is behind this land-locked state nestled at the foot of the Himalayan mountains; The famous Manikya tribe once lived in Tripura, which resulted in the construction of a plethora of numerous archaeological monuments and structures in the state, all of which testify to Tripura's rich cultural and traditional history. A rare mix of traditional tribal culture with a little more modern Bengali culture is exhibited by the state, giving rise to a harmonious cultural atmosphere that you won't find anywhere else in the country . The land of nineteen tribes, rich in art and culture, Tripura is located in the lush green hills and blessed with natural beauty and picturesque locations that draw visitors from around the world.

Ujjayanta Palace : The Ujjayanta Palace, located in the state of Agartala, was formerly the royal palace of Tripura. It was built in 1901 and has splendid tiled floors, carved wooden ceilings, and elegant doors. The name 'Ujjayanta Palace' was given to a frequent visitor to Tripura, Rabindranath Tagore. The public rooms, the throne room, the Durbar Hall, the Library, the Chinese Room, and the Reception Hall are included in the palace. It was also previously the meeting place for the Tripura Legislative Assembly until 2011 and now serves as Agartala's museum and tourist attraction.

On the banks of a small lake, surrounded by the lush greenery of Agartala's Mughal gardens, stands the Palace. This exotic palace, spread over an area of 28 hectares of parkland, has many Hindu temples dedicated to the deities of Lakshmi Narayan, Uma-Maheshwari, Kali, and Jagannath. In the years 1899-1901, the Tripura King, Maharaja Radha Kishore Manikya, invested in the building of the palace.

Tripura Tourism

Chittangong Hills : The Chittagong Hills' picturesque spectacle attacks the senses of each and every spectator. The mountains are made up of mini-mountains with many valleys and a small gorge, with 7 rivers meandering through the valleys.

There are archaeological sites in the northern part, consisting of the Rajshahi division, including the temple city of Puthia in Rajshahi; the largest and most ancient archaeological site, Mahasthangarh in.There are natural and hilly areas like the Chittagong Hill Tracts, along with sandy sea beaches, in the south-east part, which is the Chittagong District..


Tripura Sundari Temple : A beautiful temple located in Udaipur, about 55 km from Agartala, Tripura, is the Tripura Sundari Temple. This opulent temple is 500 years old, making it the oldest extant temple in the district of Udaipur. One of the 51 Sakti Peethas, Tripura Sundari Temple, is the location where the toe of Sati's right foot fell. This magnificent temple remains inundated with visitors throughout the year due to its history and beauty.

It is also said that with his Sudarshana Chakra, Lord Vishnu cut Sati into 51 pieces, and the places where her parts fell came to be known as the Shaktipeethas. One interesting fact about the glorious temple is that it is known as Kurma Peeth and is in the form of a tortoise. This Kali temple, built-in 1501, is a place where nearly endless animal sacrifices are made by a steady stream of pilgrims that leave the grounds as bloody as the vivid-red shikhara of the temple.

It is claimed that Tripura Sundari Temple is one of the country's holiest Hindu shrines. It is also known as Matabari and is served by red-robed priests who minister to the Sundari Tripura. The most enticing tourist destination to which hundreds of pilgrims flock on a regular basis is this magnificent temple.


Neermahal : Tripura 'or Neermahal 's Lake Palace is the largest palace of its kind in the entire Indian Subcontinent. This architectural beauty, i.e. the center of Rudrasagar Lake, correctly derives its name from its location. It is one of the two palaces of water that our nation has. The former royal palace is a product of the great view of King Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya Bahadur. For the king and his family, it was a summer palace. And now, the glorious past is exhibited by its highly ornate structure.

Seven stars are linked to the charm of this location by the surrounding lawns and flower beds. The nights at Neermahal are spent watching a show of light and sound. It makes individuals acquainted with the place's cultural heritage and its owners. Historicity also comes with an adventure tint. Yeah, several water sports activities are also included in the palace premises. This makes it a great mix of suspense and antiquity. Moreover, with its 'Neermahal Water Festival,' the palace has also won fame.

The mahal is visited by a large flock of people just to participate in the boat races organized by the board. This masterpiece of architecture has a lot to offer to its visitors. Therefore, make sure to turn your way towards this gem of the North-East while you are in Agartala.

Agartala tourism

Jagannath Temple : A famous religious site located in Agartala in Tripura is the Jagannath temple. Established in the 19th century by the Maharaja of Tripura of the Manikya Dynasty, the temple is located on the grounds of the Ujjayanta Palace and is dedicated to the Hindu Gods-Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra. The fact that a temple is as much a place of architectural beauty and honor as it is of religious significance lies in the beauty of this beautiful place.

Due to its architectural magnanimity, this grand building to date continues to make Tripura proud and is strongly inspired by the Islamic design of buildings. An octagon-shaped with brightly colored orange walls is the foundation of the Jagannath temple. Pyramidal conical structures adorn the temple's pillars. The Neelmadhav idol, consecrated at Puri, is generally believed to have been donated by the Jagganath Bari Mandir of Tripura.

In particular, to enjoy the beauty and simplicity of the temple and to be lost in the devotion of the Almighty, the Aartis are a must-attend experience. The Ratha Yatra, the temple's annual festival, is an important festival celebrated with great zeal and fervor and attended each year by hundreds of devotees. The Jagganath Temple, to sum it all up, is not a place you should miss visiting, to witness peace and tranquility in its finest and most pristine form.                                           

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - Chennai to Agartala Day 2 - Jampui hills Day 3 - Agartala Sightseeing Day 4 - Neermahal to Matabari Day 5 - Agartala to Dumboor Day 6 - Agartala