Tripura is the beautiful state of North-East india. Tripura is rich in historical & magnificent tourists sports which travellers can enjoy. Culture and different types of festivals celebrate all around the tripura throughout year. Durga puja and Dewali are celebrated as a prime festival in Tripura. Garia Puja, Asokatami, Pilak festival, karchi and Neermahal water festival is also celebrated in Tripura.
Tripura has many tourist places i.e. Palaces, lakes in tripura, hill tourists spots, Wildlife Sanctuary & temples in tripura which tourists visit every year. Tripura Agartala, the capital of Tripura has many attractions. The place is included in the list of the most famous tourist attractions of tripura. Check below...
Views of Mughal Garden: The grandeur structured
palace constructed by Maharaja Raja Kishore Manikya Debbarma between 1899 and
1901 was purchased by the Governement of Tripura from the royal family.It now
stands as a museum showcasing the lifestyle, arts , cultural traditions and
various historical essence of the Northeast. This museum has a garden created in
the European style featuring artificial lakes, musical fountains .
Receiving its flow from three streams of clear
water bodies and discharging into the Gumati river, this Rudrasagar lake is in
the Sipahijila of the state. With a status as a wetland of International
importance by the Government of India's Ministry of Environment and forest,
this lake is marked as an important Bird area with acquintance from several
migratory birds.
The magnificient looking palace is a perfect
blend of Hindu and Muslim culture and heritage irrespective of its architectual
perspective. This palace built in 1938 is one of the seven wonders of the
country and it is situated in the Rudrasagar lake with its definite beauty in
its surroudings.
According to Hindu mythology, the walls of the
Unakoti hill is the consequence of a curse given by Lord Shiva to turn some
Gods and Goddesses to stone after they failed to wake up before sunrise and set
out for Kashi along with Lord Shiva. The main attraction is the 30 feet high
sculpture known as Unakotiswara Kal Bhairava.
This wildlife sanctuary in tripura is famous for clouded leopards with
its distinctive flooring of coffee and rubber plantations is located in
Bishalgarh covering an area of 7.15 sq km from the total land of Tripura.
Spectacled langur, capped langur, pig tailed macaque and rhesus macaque are
main attraction of this wildlife sanctuary along with abundant variety of flora
and fauna.
This Hindu temple of goddess Tripura Sundari is
one of the 51 Shakti Peethas of India. With its own distinct architectural
style, this temple is highly influence by the medieval Bengal "Char
chaala". Every year, a famous mela is held in this temple.
The temple of fourteen dieties built by Krishna
Manikya Debbarma is dedicated to Chaturdasha Devata. The main attraction of
this temple is that the idols have only heads and are made of alloy. The only
idol made of silver is that of Lord Shiva.
Indian Gaur being the prime attraction of this sanctuary, this sanctuary covers an area of 163.08 sq km. It also holds perrenial water rivulets, water bodies and grassland in its laps.
Witnessing greatness of many poetic creations,
this bhawan is the official residence of Governor of Tripura. This palace has a
well laid garden and lawns within the compound and was constructed back in 1917
by Maharaja Birendra Kishore Manikya Debbarman.
This tripura temple is situated opposite to the Ujjayanta
Palace yard is orange in colur and has its distinctive style in West Bengali
culture.