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Tripura - Vital State of North East India

India is full of glorious places and amazing tourist destinations. Visitors from around the world are reaching the different parts of India for their vacations and special occasions. Are you in the list of such people and searching for the best location for holidays try Tripura district.  

It is the heaven for visitors having plush green valley with charming hills. If you are scared of deep valleys than it’s prefer to take somebody along with you because the amazing spots of Tripura are able to take the breath away. Tripura is the small state of North-East India having rich culture. Numerous fairs and fests are conducted in the state at diverse period. Maximum part of state is covered with dense forest consist orchids, trees, and wildlife. 


This small state is first choice for visitors because of amazing palaces built by different Kings such as Kunjaban Palace and Ujjayanta Palace. The beautiful rock statues and images made of stone are also important part to visit in Tripura. Some other areas to visit in state are Unakoti and Debatamura. If you have planned a trip to Tripura then you should not miss the popular shrines like Tripureswari Devi Temple, 14 Goddess Shrine, etc. The beautiful lakes and wild life of state will help you to make your holidays memorable. 



When we talk about the state Tripura we can split it in four regions:


Dhalai Region: 

It’s a youngest region of Tripura state covered with hills and dense forests. Attractive forests, implausible natural attraction and notable hill ranges are special spots of Dhalai region. You can visit to Longtharai Mandir popular that is full of natural beauty. Kamaleswari temple is the next spot to attain in Dhalai Region. Hill spots of this region are Longtharai, Atharamura and Sakhantang. If you like swimming than reach Manu River, Dhalai River and Khowai River that are full of water flow throughout the year.




North Tripura Region: 

Attractions in north region are Unakoti Laxmi-Narayan Temple, Jampui hill, Sateramia Hawar and Kailashahar Rajbari. View of big hills from Jampui and sakan is different experience. Jampui range is the highest peak of Tripura. Rivers in this region are Juri and Longai. 



South Tripura Region: 

Tripura is full of hills and temples so the south region is also having the high ranges and big ever flowing rivers. Dumbur is the first place of south Tripura to visit. Dumbur Lake is charming spot so don’t miss it too. Shrines such as Sundari and Bhuvaneswari are available to visit. Peak of god hill “Deotamura” is located in this region. 


West Tripura Region: 

Agartala is the district headquarters of Tripura located in Western part of state. Agartala is the capital of Tripura known for favorite history admires. Popular Ujjayanta Palace comes under this region and Kunjaban Palace is next spot to attain in similar region. Malancha Niwas is hot location made of mud in year 1919. Famous poet Tagore spends his valuable time at this location. “Shipahijala” a wild life park is favorite tourist destination of west region. Twijlikma is the lake in Melaghar area that is also the best spot to attain.



How to reach Tripura?


By Train: Guwahati is the big station close to Tripura region. However, you have to reach Agartala first to attain different parts of the state. Trains for Agartala are available from different parts but trains for Guwahati are available from almost every corner of the nation. Kumarghat is another big station located at 140 km distance Agartala.

By Road: If you have planned a road trip then your journey will be full of excitement as the route to Agartala from Guwahati is completely green. You will enjoy the valleys and hill roads to reach your destination. Direct buses for Guwahati are available from many big cities of India. You will get frequent buses from Guwahati to Agartala as well. 

By Air: Guwahati is the domestic airport connected to Kolkata, Delhi and many big cities of India. However, Agartala domestic airport is also available having flights from Kolkata and Guwahati. 

Plan your trip to Tripura and enjoy the valleys as the state is full of exciting and adventurous spots.

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