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Loading…Nineteenth-century temple by Ujjayanta Palace, with an octagonal base and a mix of Hindu and Islamic styles.
Built by a Manikya maharaja in the 19th century on the palace grounds, the temple is dedicated to Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra. Its orange walls stand on an octagonal base and the exterior mixes Islamic and Hindu features. Rath Yatra in June-July draws large crowds.
Within 1 km of Agartala Jagannath Mandir.
State museum inside Ujjayanta Palace with sculptures from Pilak and Udaipur, coins, bronzes and textiles.
Science centre in central Agartala with a planetarium, ISRO space gallery and aquarium.
Former royal palace of the Manikya kings in central Agartala, now home to the Tripura State Museum.
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One of the oldest and largest mosques in Tripura, in the Shibnagar area of Agartala.
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Twelve-acre park by Raj Bhavan with miniature replicas of Unakoti, Neermahal and other Tripura landmarks.
Tea garden near Agartala dating from the late 19th century, with factory tours and tastings.
Sixteenth-century Shakti Peetha at Matabari near Udaipur, built by Maharaja Dhanya Manikya in 1501.
Kali temple on the bank of Kamalasagar lake near the Bangladesh border, about 25 km from Agartala.
Old temple of the Manikya kings on the bank of the Gomati river in Udaipur.
Hill of giant rock-cut Shiva carvings near Kailashahar, with the 30-foot Unakotiswara Kal Bhairava head.
One of the largest old man-made lakes of Udaipur, beside the Mahadeb Bari Shiva temple.
Lake palace in the middle of Rudrasagar Lake near Melaghar, the summer palace of Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya.
Archaeological site near Jolaibari in South Tripura with Buddhist and Hindu terracottas and sculptures of the 8th-9th centuries.
Rock-cut panels of Hindu gods on the cliffs of Devtamura above the Gomati river, seen by boat.