Tripura Tour Packages

Arrive at Agartala airport and check into your hotel. Begin your tour with a visit to the magnificent Ujjayanta Palace — the former royal residence now serving as the Tripura State Museum. Explore the palace's beautifully landscaped Mughal gardens, the ornamental pools and the three imposing domes. The museum's collection of tribal costumes, musical instruments, bamboo crafts and royal artefacts provides an extraordinary introduction to the state's diverse heritage. In the afternoon, visit the Jagannath Temple and the Gedu Mian Mosque — both reflecting the state's remarkable religious harmony. Explore the Battala Market for Tripuri handicrafts and bamboo products. Enjoy an evening of local local cuisine at a restaurant in Agartala.

Drive from Agartala to Neermahal (53 km). Take the iconic boat ride across Lake Rudrasagar to reach the stunning Neermahal Water Palace — the crown jewel of tourism in Northeast India. Spend the morning exploring the palace's arched corridors, decorated chambers, and lotus-filled courtyards rising dramatically from the water. The boat ride back at midday offers spectacular views of the palace reflected in the still lake. Continue to Udaipur — the second-largest city in the state and an important pilgrimage centre. Visit the Tripura Sundari Temple (Matabari) — one of the 51 Shakti Peethas. The temple complex on the banks of the Kalyani and Mahamuni rivers is deeply atmospheric. Also visit the Bhubaneswari Temple and Mahamuni Buddhist Temple in Udaipur before returning to Agartala.

Morning visit to Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary — just 25 km from Agartala and one of the most accessible wildlife experiences. Sepahijala is one of only a few places in India where you can see the rare clouded leopard and the unique spectacled monkey (a subspecies found only in Northeast India). The sanctuary also has a zoo, a botanical garden with over 150 orchid species, and a natural lake where migratory birds congregate in winter. The birdwatching here is exceptional — hornbills, kingfishers, storks and hundreds of migratory waterfowl can be seen from November to February. Afternoon, visit Pilak — an important archaeological site with Buddhist and Hindu sculptures dating from the 8th–12th centuries, showing the unique cultural synthesis of ancient times.

Drive 178 km north to Unakoti — the most extraordinary archaeological site in Tripura. Unakoti means "one less than a crore" and refers to the vast collection of rock-cut bas-relief images of Shiva, Ganesha, Vishnu, Nandi and other deities carved into a forested hillside near Kailasahar. The main Shiva head (Unakotiswara Kal Bhairava) stands 30 feet tall — one of the largest rock-cut images in India. Walking through the forest past thousands of ancient sculptures is a profoundly moving experience unlike anything else in Northeast India. The waterfall cascading beside the main Shiva image is particularly spectacular during and after the monsoon. Overnight in Kailasahar or continue to Dharmanagar.

Drive to Jampui Hills — the highest mountain range in the state at 930 metres above sea level, running along the Mizoram border. Jampui is famous across the region for its sweeping panoramic views, vast orange orchards that blaze orange from November to January, and the vibrant Mizo-Tripuri tribal culture of the Lushai community. Trek to the sunrise viewpoint for a spectacular dawn view across the valley. Visit a tribal village to learn about traditional bamboo weaving, rice beer brewing and the famous Hojagiri dance tradition. Return to Agartala for your departure flight, carrying with you the vivid memories of a tour like no other.