Tripura
Welcome to Tripura
Tripura is one of the most culturally and historically rich states in North East India, known for its royal palaces, archaeological sites, lakes, temples, hill landscapes, and tribal heritage. Surrounded by Bangladesh on three sides, the state offers a unique combination of history, nature, and cultural tourism.
The state is home to important attractions such as Neermahal, Unakoti, Jampui Hills, and ancient rock carvings that reflect Tripura's artistic and historical legacy. The region also features forests, wildlife sanctuaries, rural villages, and scenic hill ranges suitable for eco-tourism and leisure travel.
Travelers visit Tripura for heritage tourism, photography, cultural exploration, and peaceful hill station experiences. The state's royal history, tribal traditions, and archaeological significance make it one of the most distinctive destinations in North East India.
With improving connectivity and diverse attractions, Tripura is emerging as an important tourism destination for travelers seeking offbeat experiences.
Must Experience
Unique festivals and cultural traditions of Tripura.
Photographer's Paradise
Breathtaking landscapes and architectural marvels.
Iconic Cities & Towns
The most beloved destinations in Tripura.
Agartala
Tripura's graceful capital — home to the grand Ujjayanta Palace state museum, temples, local markets, and the main gateway for exploring Neermahal, Unakoti, Jampui Hills, and Sepahijala.
Neermahal
Eastern India's only water palace — a breathtaking blend of Hindu and Mughal architecture rising from the center of Rudrasagar Lake, most magical at golden hour and during the annual Neermahal Water Festival.
Unakoti
Remarkable open-air rock-cut sanctuary deep in forested hills — giant Shiva faces and thousands of centuries-old sculptures carved into the hillsides, one of the most extraordinary archaeological sites in North East India.
Jampui Hills
Tripura's beloved hill station — cool climate, fragrant orange orchards, panoramic sunrise viewpoints over Mizoram, and peaceful tribal village life at the state's highest elevations.
Sepahijala
Tripura's most accessible wildlife sanctuary — clouded leopards, spectacled monkeys, boating lakes, botanical gardens, and nature trails just 25 km from Agartala.
Pilak & Boxanagar
Ancient Buddhist and Hindu archaeological sites in South Tripura — stone carvings, terracotta sculptures, and structural remains dating back centuries, revealing Tripura's deep historical links with early Buddhist culture.
Prime Attractions
The must-visit sites that define Tripura's identity.
Top Attractions in Tripura
Must-visit spots| Attraction | Location | Why Visit? | Best Time |
|---|---|---|---|
Neermahal Palace | Melaghar | Only water palace in Eastern India — rising majestically from Rudrasagar Lake at sunset. | Oct – Mar |
Unakoti Rock Carvings | Kailashahar | Ancient site with one less than a crore (koti) sculptured figures — a legend carved in stone. | Oct – Mar |
Ujjayanta Palace | Agartala | Majestic former royal palace now a world-class state museum of Tripura's history and tribal art. | Year round |
Jampui Hills | North Tripura | Highest point in Tripura with panoramic views, orange orchards, and tribal hospitality. | Oct – Feb |
Sepahijala Sanctuary | Agartala vicinity | Home to clouded leopards and spectacled monkeys just 25 km from the capital. | Oct – Mar |
Tripura Exclusives
Curated itineraries designed for authentic experiences.
Essential Tripura
A comprehensive journey covering major highlights.
Heritage trail
Exploring the rugged terrains and deep history.
Local Insights
Carry Cash
Network can be spotty in remote hills, so keeping physical currency is advisable.
Permits Required
Some regions in Tripura require an Inner Line Permit (ILP) for visitors.
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