Tripura Discover page


The beauty of the erstwhile kingdom of Tripura stems from the splendour of it natural and cultural heritage. It offers a plethora of delightful attractions in its cavalcade of historic places. Blending into the hills and valleys, the villages are a tapestry of rich ethnic traditions. 

Getting to Tripura is as easy as visiting any other famous places of attractions in India. You can get there by air, railway or by bus easily and comfortably. Once you reach this beautiful place in the Northeast India, you can get around and explore places by various modes of transportations. However the main mode of transport is auto rickshaws, you can still hire cabs or choose bus to travel. Some of the top activities to do are to visit tourist places in Tripura like Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary that is truly a biodiversity heaven, the Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary Situated about 111 km from Agartala or the Rowa Wildlife Sanctuary also a home to a bewildering variety of plant species. Apart from these sanctuaries, you can always visit other popular tourist places in Tripura like the capital city Agartala, enchanted Jampui hills, beautiful Pilak, interesting Unakoti etc. The capital city of Tripura offers many sites to visit so does Jampui hills and Pilak. If you are a history enthusiast and curios about archaeological sites, Tripura is the perfect destination for you. If you happen to be in the state during festivals like kharchi puja, garia puja, diwali, pous sankranti, ashokastami fair, boat race or durga puja, you will have some of the top experiences in Tripura. 

Plan for your trip to this spectacular state in Northeast India and not worry about any special permits, since no permits are required to enter Tripura. The people of Tripura speak English, Bengali and Manipuri apart from some local languages. There are many places to go for shopping in Tripura you will also find many beautifully made handicrafts by the locals and handlooms made with bamboos and canes. Also, you will find yourself indulging in the delicious culinary delights of the state and feasting upon them. Tripura is one of the must visit states in Northeast India.


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