Places to Visit in Agartala
Top attractions and must-see spots in Agartala
Must VisitChaturdasha Devata Temple
An ancient temple in Old Agartala dedicated to 14 deities, the venue of the Kharchi Puja festival that draws hundreds of thousands of pilgrims every July.
Must VisitNeermahal Water Palace
The only water palace in eastern India, a stunning red and white Mughal-style palace built in 1930 on an island in Rudrasagar Lake, 53 km from Agartala.
Must VisitSepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary
A compact wildlife sanctuary 25 km from Agartala with over 150 bird species, a zoo, botanical garden, and boating on its central lake.
Must VisitTripura Sundari Temple
One of the 51 Shakti Peethas of Hinduism, an ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Tripura Sundari located 55 km from Agartala near Udaipur.
Must VisitUjjayanta Palace
The iconic royal palace of the Manikya dynasty built in 1901, now housing the Tripura State Museum with one of the finest collections in northeast India.
Must VisitUnakoti Rock Carvings
An ancient hillside site 178 km from Agartala covered in massive rock-cut carvings of Hindu deities dating to the 7th to 9th century, called the Lost Hill of Faces.
Heritage Park Agartala
The largest park in Agartala featuring miniature models of Tripura's major tourist sites, tribal huts, gardens, and cultural installations across 12 acres.
Jagannath Temple Agartala
A 19th-century octagonal temple dedicated to Lord Jagannath within the Ujjayanta Palace grounds, famous for its evening aarti and the annual Rath Yatra.
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