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Tripura Tourism Main Attractions :  Sukanta academy , Jagannath Temple , Laxmi Narayan Temple , Chaturdash Debta Temple , Nagicherra Rubber Wood Processing Centre , M.B.B College ,  Purbasa , Nehru Park , Benuban Bihar , Rabindra Kanan , Ujjayanta Palace , Nazrul Kalashetra , Agartala Govt.Medical College , Tripura Government Museum , etc.
Tripura Tourism : Districts : North Tripura ... South Tripura ... West Tripura ... Dhalia

Tripura

 

Agartala
Agartala, is a laid back place reminiscent of towns in Bangladesh, just 2-km away. This capital also has one of the loveliest State Assembly buildings (once the palace) similar to Kolkata's Victoria Memorial. Quaint brick bungalows surrounded by bougainvillea hedges and bright cannas, golden laburnum trees lining the streets give Agartala's outskirts an attractive appearance.

Ujjayanta Palace

On way to Agaartala

Tripura Government Museum

Sukanta Academy, Agartala

Jagannath temple, Tripura

Ties With Bengal
The reason Tripura is a different Northeastern state is dictated by its history. Tucked away in a corner of the northeast, its closest ties are with Bengal. Maharaja Birchandra Manikya, who came to the throne in 1870 and was heavily influenced both culturally and spiritually by Bengal - and by his close relationship with Rabindranath Tagore - established Bengali as the language of the court. Today, the majority of the population is Bengali, despite the 19 Scheduled Tribes forming a major chunk.

Tribal Culture & Lifestyles
The tribals, with a rich and varied culture, belong mainly to the Reang, Chakma, Halam and Usai communities. Music and dance are an integral part of their lives. 'Garia' dances held for the prosperity of the people; dances of the Reang community; 'Bizu' dances by the Chakmas denoting the end of the Bengali calendar year; 'Hai Hak' dances of the Halams and the Cheraw dance associated with the confinement of Lusai woman, are examples. 'Basanta Raas' is the charming dance of the Hindu Manipuris, in Tripura.

Handicrafts Galore
Simple materials such as bamboo, cane, palm leaves and ordinary yarn are used to create a fascinating variety of handiwork. Intricately designed handlooms and silk, cane and bamboo works are the main industries. Furniture, toys, objects of daily utility such as lampshades, baskets, calendars, ivory work and Tripuran tribal jewellery, make shopping here a fantastic experience. 

Festivals
The main festivals of Tripura are the Durga Puja (at the time of Dussehra), Karchi Puja, Diwali, Dol Jatra (Holi), Pous Sankranti, Ashokashtmi and Buddha Jayanti, Id, Christmas and New Year. The 'Garia', 'Ker Ganga' and 'Gajan' festivals are important tribal festivities. During Ashokashtmi there are special celebrations at Unnakoti. The Fourteen Goddess Temple in Old Agartala attracts a lot of visitors for its Karchi Puja, and so does Tirthamukh on the occasion of the Pous Sankranti Mela. Other festivals are the Rabindra/Nazrul Festival in May, the Boat Race at Melaghar in August, the Orange and Tourism festival in the Jampui Hill range in November.