Royal palaces, lake temples & ancient rock carvings.
Compact and easy to explore, Tripura blends regal Manikya-dynasty heritage with unusual sights — a palace floating on a lake, giant rock-cut carvings in the jungle, and orange-scented hills. It’s the Northeast’s most underrated cultural break.
The grand former royal palace of Agartala, now a magnificent state museum.
A striking water palace rising from Rudrasagar Lake — part Mughal, part European fantasy.
Colossal ancient rock-cut Shaiva carvings and waterfalls hidden in the forest — the ‘lost hillside of a million idols’.
One of the 51 Shakti Peethas, the revered Mata Tripura Sundari temple at Udaipur.
A wildlife sanctuary and zoo famed for spectacled monkeys and a boating lake.
Tripura’s highest range, known for orange orchards, viewpoints and the autumn orange festival.
A flexible framework — we tailor the route, pace and stays to your dates. Everything is enquiry-based, with no fixed package price.
Ujjayanta Palace, the Heritage Park and local markets.
The Rudrasagar water palace and the Tripura Sundari Shakti Peetha.
The ancient rock-cut carvings and falls of Unakoti in the north.
Orange-orchard hills of Jampui, or return to Agartala to fly out.
No inner line permit is required for Tripura. It’s one of the easiest Northeast states to visit, well connected by flights to Agartala.
Three to four days comfortably covers Agartala, Neermahal, Udaipur and Unakoti. Add a night for the Jampui Hills if you have time.