Tripura Signature Journey
- Agartala - Jampui Hills - Unakoti - Neermahal - Amarpur - Agartala
- 8 Days/7 Nights
We take you to the scenic places
The origin of the name Tripura remains a subject of debate among historians and researchers. According to the Rajmala, the royal chronicle of Tripura, the kingdom was named after an ancient king named Tripur, who is believed to have ruled the region in ancient times.
The word Tripura is believed to be derived from the indigenous terms ‘tui’ (water) and ‘pra’ (near), collectively meaning “land near water.” This explanation is supported by the state’s geographical setting, which lies in close proximity to the extensive water bodies of eastern Bengal, as well as by the traditional identity of its indigenous people, known as Tipra or Twipra.
Package Included:
- • Accommodation on a Double basis for 06 nights / 7 days as per the itinerary above.
- • All arrival/ departure transfers and complete road transportation by Aircon SEDAN / INNOVA / Traveler as per the itinerary above.
- • One Water Bottle Per Day/Per Person
- • All present applicable taxes.
Day wise Itinerary :
For your kind reference and convenience, we are pleased to share the detailed tour itinerary for your review.
Welcome to Agartala, the charming capital of Tripura, known for its royal heritage, lush greenery, and rich cultural traditions.
Upon your arrival at Agartala Airport or Railway Station, you will be warmly welcomed by our representative and transferred to begin your sightseeing tour.
Durgabari Tea Garden
Your first stop is the picturesque Durgabari Tea Garden, one of the oldest tea estates in Tripura. Surrounded by lush green plantations, it offers a peaceful setting where visitors can enjoy scenic views and experience the tranquil atmosphere of the region.
Tripura State Museum
Next, visit the Tripura State Museum, which showcases the state's rich cultural heritage. The museum houses fascinating collections of tribal artifacts, traditional costumes, sculptures, coins, archaeological remains, paintings, and historical exhibits that provide insight into Tripura's history and traditions.
Ujjayanta Palace
Continue to the magnificent Ujjayanta Palace, the former royal residence of the Manikya dynasty. Built in 1901, this elegant white palace features beautiful Mughal-style gardens, fountains, lakes, and impressive architecture. Today, it serves as a museum displaying the history, culture, and tribal life of Tripura.
In the evening, enjoy the spectacular Light and Sound Show, which beautifully narrates the glorious history of the royal family and the cultural heritage of Tripura through lights, music, and storytelling.
Jagannath Temple
Visit the beautiful Jagannath Temple, an important Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Jagannath. The temple is renowned for its unique architectural style that blends Islamic and Hindu influences.
Uma Maheswari Temple
Proceed to the serene Uma Maheswari Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. The temple offers a peaceful spiritual atmosphere and is a popular place of worship among local devotees.
Laxminarayan Temple
Visit the sacred Laxminarayan Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. The temple is admired for its elegant architecture and tranquil surroundings.
Benuban Buddha Vihar
Continue to Benuban Buddha Vihar, a beautiful Buddhist monastery established by the Buddhist community of Tripura. The peaceful complex houses a magnificent Buddha statue and offers a calm environment for meditation and reflection.
Heritage Park
Later, visit Heritage Park, a beautifully landscaped park that showcases miniature replicas of Tripura's famous monuments and tourist attractions. The park also features lush gardens, walking paths, fountains, and children's play areas, making it an ideal place to relax.
Maharaja Bir Bikram College (MBB College)
Drive past the historic Maharaja Bir Bikram College, one of the oldest and most prestigious educational institutions in Tripura, established by Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya.
Purbasha
Visit Purbasha, the state government handicrafts emporium. It is the perfect place to shop for authentic Tripuri handicrafts, bamboo and cane products, handwoven textiles, traditional tribal artwork, and locally made souvenirs.
Akhaura Integrated Check Post (Weekend Visit)
If your visit falls on a Saturday or Sunday, proceed to the Akhaura Integrated Check Post, located on the India–Bangladesh border. This important international border crossing offers a unique opportunity to witness cross-border activities and observe the close proximity between the two neighboring countries.
After completing the sightseeing tour, transfer to Hotel for check-in.
Overnight stay.
After an early breakfast, check out from the hotel and embark on a scenic drive towards the picturesque Jampui Hills, one of the most beautiful hill destinations in Tripura. En route, visit several cultural and natural attractions.
Fourteen Gods Temple (Chaturdasha Devata Temple)
Begin the day with a visit to the revered Chaturdasha Devata Temple, popularly known as the Fourteen Gods Temple. Dating back to the Manikya dynasty, this sacred shrine is dedicated to the fourteen guardian deities of Tripura and holds immense religious significance. Every year, the temple hosts the famous Kharchi Festival, attracting thousands of devotees and visitors from across the country.
Khumulwng Eco Park
Continue to Khumulwng Eco Park, a beautifully developed eco-tourism destination surrounded by lush greenery. The park offers well-maintained gardens, walking trails, landscaped lawns, and peaceful surroundings, making it an ideal place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Tripura. Khumulwng also serves as the headquarters of the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC), reflecting the rich tribal heritage of the state.
Baramura Eco Park
Proceed to Baramura Eco Park, nestled amidst the scenic Baramura Hills. The park is known for its dense forests, panoramic viewpoints, bamboo cottages, suspension bridges, children's play areas, and tranquil atmosphere. Nature lovers can enjoy short walks through the forest while experiencing the rich biodiversity and refreshing mountain air.
Journey to Jampui Hills
After sightseeing, continue your drive through winding mountain roads to the enchanting Jampui Hills, the highest hill range in Tripura. Situated at an altitude of around 3,000 feet above sea level, Jampui Hills is renowned for its pleasant climate throughout the year, breathtaking landscapes, lush orange orchards, and spectacular sunrise and sunset views. The region is also home to the hospitable Mizo community, offering visitors an opportunity to experience the unique culture, traditions, and lifestyle of the local people.
Upon arrival, check in at Hotel, Vanghmun, and relax amidst the serene hill surroundings.
Enjoy the cool mountain breeze and peaceful ambience of Jampui Hills.
Overnight stay
After breakfast, enjoy a full day exploring the breathtaking beauty of Jampui Hills, the highest hill range in Tripura. Renowned for its pleasant climate, lush green landscapes, and panoramic mountain views, Jampui Hills is one of the state's most popular eco-tourism destinations.
Begin the day by visiting the scenic viewpoints that offer spectacular views of the surrounding valleys and the distant hills of neighboring Bangladesh. On clear days, the sunrise and sunset from these viewpoints create a truly unforgettable experience.
Visit the famous Orange Orchards, for which Jampui Hills is widely known. During the orange season (October–December), the hills come alive with vibrant orchards laden with fresh oranges, making it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers.
Continue to Betlingchhip, the highest peak in Tripura, situated at an altitude of approximately 3,200 feet (980 metres) above sea level. The viewpoint offers magnificent panoramic vistas of the surrounding hills and forests and is an ideal spot for photography and relaxation.
Later, explore the charming villages of the local Mizo community, where visitors can experience the traditional lifestyle, culture, customs, and warm hospitality of the local residents. The beautifully maintained villages, colorful houses, and peaceful environment add to the charm of the region.
Spend the afternoon at leisure, enjoying short nature walks, birdwatching, or simply relaxing amidst the cool mountain breeze and tranquil surroundings.
Return to Hotel in Vanghmun.
Overnight stay
After an early breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive towards Unakoti, one of Tripura's most remarkable archaeological and spiritual destinations.
Unakoti
On arrival, explore the magnificent Unakoti, a UNESCO Tentative List site renowned for its extraordinary rock-cut sculptures and ancient Shaivite carvings dating back to the 7th–9th centuries. The name "Unakoti", meaning "one less than a crore (10 million)", is associated with fascinating local legends surrounding Lord Shiva and his celestial followers.
The site is home to gigantic rock carvings, including the iconic Unakotiswara Kal Bhairava, a colossal 30-foot-high image of Lord Shiva carved into the hillside. Visitors can also admire beautifully sculpted figures of Lord Ganesha, Goddess Durga, Nandi, and several other Hindu deities. Surrounded by lush forests, waterfalls, and natural streams, Unakoti offers a unique blend of spirituality, history, and scenic beauty.
Surmacherra Waterfalls (Sania Reang Para)
Later, continue to the picturesque Surmacherra Waterfalls, located near Sania Reang Para amidst the pristine forests of northern Tripura. This hidden natural attraction is known for its cascading waters, tranquil surroundings, and unspoiled beauty.
A short walk through the forest leads to the waterfall, where visitors can enjoy the refreshing atmosphere, capture beautiful photographs, and relax in the peaceful environment. The area is also inhabited by the indigenous Reang (Bru) community, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's rich tribal culture and traditional way of life.
After completing the sightseeing, begin the return journey to Agartala.
Upon arrival, check in at Hotel and relax after the day's excursion.
Overnight stay
After an early breakfast, check out from the hotel and embark on a full-day journey through the cultural, spiritual, and natural attractions of southern Tripura before proceeding to Amarpur.
Kamalasagar
Proceed to Kamalasagar Kali Temple, situated on the banks of the picturesque Kamalasagar Lake near the India–Bangladesh border. Built by Maharaja Dhanya Manikya in the 15th century, the temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali and offers breathtaking views of the lake and the surrounding countryside. The peaceful setting makes it an ideal place for photography and relaxation.
Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary
Continue to Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary, one of Tripura's premier wildlife and eco-tourism destinations. Spread across dense forests, lakes, and botanical gardens, the sanctuary is home to a rich variety of flora and fauna, including the rare spectacled monkey, clouded leopard, barking deer, numerous species of birds, reptiles, and butterflies. Visitors can also enjoy the beautifully maintained orchid garden, boating facilities, and nature trails.
Neermahal
Later, drive to the magnificent Neermahal, India's largest water palace, located in the middle of Rudrasagar Lake. Built by Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya in 1930, the palace is a unique blend of Hindu and Mughal architectural styles. Enjoy a boat ride across the lake (subject to water level and weather conditions) to reach the palace and explore its royal chambers, courtyards, balconies, and scenic lakeside surroundings.
Tepania Eco Park
Proceed to Tepania Eco Park, a beautifully developed eco-tourism destination surrounded by lush forests. The park features landscaped gardens, nature trails, tree houses, children's play areas, watchtowers, and picnic spots, making it an excellent place to relax amidst nature.
Bhubaneswari Temple
Continue to the historic Bhubaneswari Temple, situated on the banks of the scenic Gomati River. Built by Maharaja Govinda Manikya in the 17th century, the temple gained literary fame through Rabindranath Tagore's celebrated play Rajarshi and reflects the rich cultural and architectural heritage of Tripura.
Gunabati Group of Temples
Visit the historic Gunabati Group of Temples, a complex of three temples constructed in the 17th century by Maharaja Govinda Manikya in memory of Queen Gunabati. These temples are admired for their distinctive Bengal-style architecture and hold significant historical and religious importance.
Tripura Sundari Temple
Conclude the day's sightseeing with a visit to the sacred Tripura Sundari Temple, one of the 51 Shakti Peethas of Hinduism. Dedicated to Goddess Tripura Sundari (Maa Tripureswari), this revered temple is among the most important pilgrimage sites in northeastern India. Its peaceful surroundings and deep spiritual significance attract devotees and visitors from across the country throughout the year.
After completing the sightseeing tour, continue the drive to Amarpur.
Upon arrival, check in at Hotel and relax.
Overnight stay.
After breakfast, set out for a full-day excursion to two of Tripura's most spectacular natural and historical attractions—Chabimura and Dumboor Lake.
Chabimura (Devtamura)
Begin the day with a visit to the magnificent Chabimura, also known as Devtamura, one of Tripura's most fascinating archaeological and scenic sites. Situated on the banks of the Gomati River, Chabimura is renowned for its colossal rock-cut sculptures of Hindu deities carved into steep hill faces, dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries.
The most striking attraction is the towering image of Goddess Mahishasuramardini (Durga), carved directly into the rock and rising nearly 20 feet above the river. Other impressive carvings depict Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, Lord Kartikeya, and various mythological figures. The site can be reached by a scenic boat ride along the Gomati River (subject to water level and weather conditions), offering breathtaking views of dense forests, rocky cliffs, and the serene river landscape. The combination of ancient art, spirituality, and untouched natural beauty makes Chabimura one of the highlights of any Tripura tour.
Dumboor Lake
Later, proceed to the picturesque Dumboor Lake, one of Tripura's largest freshwater lakes and a popular eco-tourism destination. Named after its resemblance to the shape of a traditional musical instrument called the Dumboor, the lake is spread over a vast area and is fed by the Gomati River.
Surrounded by rolling hills and lush forests, the lake is dotted with numerous small islands that create a spectacular landscape. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing boat cruise (subject to availability and weather conditions), offering panoramic views of the tranquil waters, migratory birds, and the surrounding hills. Nature lovers and photographers will appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and rich biodiversity of the region.
The lake is also associated with the sacred Tirthamukh, an important Hindu pilgrimage site where thousands of devotees gather every year during the Pous Sankranti Mela to take a holy dip in the Gomati River.
Spend some leisure time enjoying the scenic surroundings before returning to Amarpur.
Upon arrival, relax at Hotel.
Overnight stay.
After an early breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive towards Agartala. En route, explore some of southern Tripura's most significant archaeological, wildlife, and eco-tourism attractions.
Pilak Archaeological Site
Begin the day with a visit to Pilak Archaeological Site, one of the most important archaeological destinations in Northeast India. Dating from the 8th to 12th centuries AD, Pilak is renowned for its remarkable collection of ancient sculptures, terracotta plaques, and stone carvings that reflect the harmonious coexistence of Hinduism and Buddhism in the region.
The site features beautifully carved images of Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva, Surya (the Sun God), and several Buddhist deities, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship of the period. The peaceful surroundings and historical significance make Pilak a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts, archaeologists, and spiritual travellers.
Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary
Continue to Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary, one of Tripura's premier protected forests, spread across rolling hills, grasslands, and evergreen forests. The sanctuary is best known for its population of the Indian Gaur (Indian Bison), one of the largest wild bovines in the world.
The sanctuary is also home to deer, wild boar, capped langurs, hoolock gibbons, numerous reptiles, and more than 150 species of resident and migratory birds. Nature lovers can enjoy the tranquil environment, scenic forest landscapes, and excellent opportunities for wildlife observation and birdwatching.
Butterfly Park
Later, visit the nearby Butterfly Park, a beautifully landscaped eco-tourism attraction dedicated to the conservation of butterflies and native plant species. The park provides a peaceful natural setting where visitors can observe colourful butterflies in their natural habitat while enjoying walking trails, gardens, and lush greenery.
Maitre Uddyan (Maitri Udyan)
Proceed to Maitri Udyan, a scenic recreational park located near the India–Bangladesh border. Developed as a symbol of friendship and harmony between the two neighbouring countries, the park features beautifully maintained gardens, landscaped lawns, walking paths, children's play areas, fountains, and attractive viewpoints overlooking the surrounding countryside. It is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
After completing the sightseeing, drive back to Agartala.
Upon arrival, check in at Hotel and relax after an eventful day.
Overnight stay
After breakfast, check out from the hotel.
Later, transfer to Agartala Airport for your onward journey with everlasting memories of the tour.
End of Tour
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