Tucked
away in a corner of northeastern India, Tripura joined the Indian republic
in 1948. Tripura is mainly a hilly territory with altitudes varying from 50
to 3080 ft above sea level, though the major population of the state lives
in the plains.
Agartala, the picturesque capital offers beautiful palaces, gardens, hills,
temples and lakes, scenic Tirthamulkh with its lakes and waterfalls. The
tribal with a rich and varied culture, belongs mainly to the Reang, Chakma,
Halam and Usai communities. Music and dance are an integral part of their
lives. Garia dances held for the prosperity of the people. Tripura is best
visited after the southwest monsoons in October. Temperature varies between
10 to 35 Degree Celsius; Average Annual Rainfall 2100mm; Highest Rain Fall
2855 mm (Kamalpur); Lowest rainfall 1811 mm (Sonamura).
Tripura Cultural
Tour
Duration : 09 Days
Day 01 : Kolkata-Agartala
Fly to Agartala, the capital of Tripura which is an ancient land of
mysterious past is located in the North Eastern region of India. 60% of the
total area in Tripura is under hills and forest, and in this panoramic tiny
state is inhabited largely by 19 tribes living in the state. Overnight
Hotel, Agartala.
Day 02 : Agartala - Unakoti (178 KMS)
Drive to Unakoti, situated at a distance of about 178 km. from Agartala. The
stone and rock cut images on the hill slopes belongs to seventh to ninth
centuries. The Unakoti means one less than a crore (10 million). The rocky
walls, the central Siva head gigantic Ganesh figures deserve special mention
which is about 30 feet high. It is the largest bas-relief sculpture in
India. Overnight Hotel Unakoti.
Day 03 : Unakoti - Kumarghat - Agartala
Morning drive back to Agartala (178kms). En-route visit Kumarghat (38kms).
Overnight Hotel, Agartala.
Day 04 : Agartala - Neermahal –
Udaipur
Neermahal is the water palace, built in 1930 by Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore
Manikya as summer resort is located at a distance of about 53 km. from
Agartala. It is one of the good combinations of assimilation between Hindu
and Muslim architectural design. It is located in the centre of a lake
covering an area of 5.3 sq. km. This spectacular edifice still reflects the
wave of its past glory and castes its spell on the mind of the visiting
tourists. Overnight Hotel, Udaipur.
Day 05 : Udaipur – Agartala
Udaipur is known for its famous Tripura Sundari Temple, believed to be one
of the earliest Hindu shrines in this part of the country. Popularly it is
known as Matabari. After lunch drive back to Agartala (58kms). Overnight at
Hotel.
Day 06 : Agartala - Jamphui
Hills
Early morning drive to Jamphui Hills (250kms) enroute sightseeing.
Overnight Tourist Lodge, Jamphui Hills.
Day 07 : Jamphui Hills
Full Day explore the hills. Overnight Tourist Lodge.
Day 08 : Jamphui Hills - Agartala
Morning drive back to Agartala. Post lunch drop them to a point from where
they will be entering Bangladesh.
Day 09 : Agartala – Kolkata
Transfer to airport for onward journey tour ends.
