Comprehensive Sightseeing, Hidden Gems, Adventure, Activities & Day-by-Day Itineraries
Tripura, tucked between Bangladesh and the lush hills of Northeast India, is a land brimming with royal heritage, ancient temples, lakes, wildlife sanctuaries, and quiet tribal villages. Experience a blend of history, culture, adventure, and natural serenity with Shillong Travel Taxi as your experienced guide through the heart of Tripura.

Contact for booking:
Phone: +91 986 307 2266
Website: shillontraveltaxi.in
Why Explore Tripura with Shillong Travel Taxi?
- Local Knowledge: Trusted drivers who know every road, temple, and hidden valley.
- Tailored Tours: Itineraries personalized for historians, nature lovers, trekkers, and cultural travelers.
- Diverse Fleet: Clean, safe cars for solo, family, or group trips.
- All-inclusive Service: Cab hire, sightseeing, transfers, and 24/7 travel support.
- Transparent Pricing: No surprises—fair quotes, detailed plans.

Top Must-Visit Sightseeing & Hidden Gems in Tripura
Agartala — Royal City and Modern Capital
- Ujjayanta Palace: Ornate Indo-Islamic royal palace turned state museum; stunning white domes, gardens, and period exhibits.
- Tripura State Museum: Deep dive into tribal cultures, prehistoric artifacts, and regional art.
- Neermahal Palace: India’s only water palace, floating in Rudrasagar Lake; ornate architecture and boat rides.
- Heritage Park: Landscaped city park ideal for evening strolls and learning Tripura’s history in miniature.
Unakoti — Ancient Rock Carvings in the Forest
- Unakoti Hill: Over 1000 massive rock-cut faces and reliefs—Shiva, Nandi bull, and local deities—dating back to the 7th–9th centuries.
- Unakoti Trek: Mild hike through lush forest trails leading to various sculpted boulders and waterfalls.
Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary
- Lakefront sanctuary: Habitat for clouded leopards, capped langurs, diverse birds; boating, birdwatching, canopy walks.
- Butterfly Park: Remarkable collection in naturalized settings.
Neermahal and Rudrasagar Lake
- Neermahal: Rajput-Mughal style “lake palace,” accessible by boat.
- Rudrasagar Birdwatching: Winter months host thousands of migratory birds; boating available year-round.
Chabimura
- Rock Reliefs: Ancient carvings of Hindu gods on steep river cliffs; boat rides on the Gomati River.
- Adventure trek: Explore forested hills, riverside caves, and waterfalls.
Jampui Hills — The Orange Blossom Heaven
- Jampui Villages: Panoramic sunrise and sunset points, orange orchards (best blooms Nov–Jan).
- Hike and Eco-homestays: Walking trails through bamboo groves and fruit plantations.
Udaipur
- Tripura Sundari Temple: One of 51 Shakti Peethas—intensely spiritual, set beside a lotus-filled lake.
- Bhuvaneshwari Temple: Riverside shrine, famously described in Rabindranath Tagore’s works.
- Mahadeb Bari: Picturesque stone temple amid lush gardens.
Melaghar & Tepania Eco Park
- Tepania Eco Park: Day outings, nature walks, picnics; treehouse views.
- Melaghar’s Lake Town: Serene boat rides, lakeside festivals.
North Tripura — Heritage and Serenity
- Dumboor Lake: Azure waters with 48 islands, migratory birds, water sports, and tribal fishing villages.
- Pilak: Buddhist and Hindu archaeological ruins—ancient stone images, carvings, and a spiritual atmosphere.
- Devtamura: Hidden jungle trail to riverfront rock idols.
Offbeat and Secret Experiences
- Tribal Cultural Villages: Experience Reang, Jamatia, and Tripuri lifestyle with traditional dance, handicraft workshops, and bamboo cuisine.
- Heritage Walks: Explore old Agartala’s narrow lanes, colonial-era churches, and local markets.
- Camping and Bonfires: On Dumboor’s banks or Jampui’s hill slopes.
- Rural Fair/Festival Visits: Witness tribal festivals, orange harvests, boat regattas, and the state’s vibrant Garia and Kharchi pujas.

Adventure & Activities in Tripura
- Trekking:
- Unakoti Forest to Jampui Hill Range: Mix of gentle and moderate; scenic and photogenic.
- Birding and Boating:
- Sepahijala, Rudrasagar, Dumboor Lake (post-monsoon best).
- Cycling:
- Rural roads around Udaipur, Jampui, and Agartala airport to palace stretches.
- River Kayaking and Angling:
- Gomati and Manu Rivers.
- Cave Exploration:
- Devtamura and Chabimura river caves.
- Village Homestays:
- Jampui, Melaghar, and Dumboor offer warm, rustic stays.
8-Day Detailed Tripura Tour Plan
Day 1: Arrive in Agartala – Tour Ujjayanta Palace, Tripura Museum, Heritage Park, local bazaars.
Day 2: Full day at Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary – wildlife, birding, canopy walks, boating.
Day 3: Day trip to Neermahal & Rudrasagar Lake – palace tour and birdwatching.
Day 4: Drive to Udaipur – Tripura Sundari Temple, lakes, Bhuvaneshwari Temple.
Day 5: Excursion to Melaghar and Tepania Eco Park – lakeside walks, rural lunch, and treehouse.
Day 6: Trek/drive to Unakoti – rock carvings, forest stroll, visit nearby tea gardens.
Day 7: Jampui Hills exploration – viewpoints, orange orchards hike, village homestay.
Day 8: Day at Dumboor Lake – boat rides, fishing with villagers, tribal lunch, or relax before departure.
Extend options:
Add full day for Chabimura adventure, Pilak Buddhist ruins, or extra day in Agartala for food and heritage circuit.

Festivals & Best Time to Visit
- November–April: Ideal weather, lively orange festivals in Jampui, peak migratory birds.
- Durga Puja, Garia Puja (April), Kharchi Puja (July): State’s signature celebrations—street parades, temple rituals, fairs.
- Orange & Tourism Festival, Jampui (Nov): Orchard tours, music, and tribal fairs.
- Boat Regattas at Melaghar and Rudrasagar in winter.
Tripura Cuisine: What to Try
- Mui Borok: Most popular Tripuri dish (fermented fish, vegetables, bamboo shoot).
- Wahan Mosdeng: Smoked pork salad with chillies.
- Bamboo Shoot Curry: Regional specialty.
- Panch Phoron Torkari: Vegetable stew with five-spice mix.
- Rice Beer/ Rice Cakes: Try during village stays.
Handy Travel Tips
- Permits: Indian citizens do NOT generally require permits for Tripura (except for visiting some border/village areas). Foreigners must register on arrival.
- Transport: Roads are good but can be winding; always book local or seasoned drivers for hills or early monsoon trips.
- Connectivity: Good in Agartala and main towns; patchy in rural, forested regions.
- Language: Bengali, Kokborok, English (widely used).
- Respect Local Customs: Especially at temples, tribal villages—ask before photos.
- Cash: ATMs and banks in major towns, but rural areas may have cash constraints.
Table: Must-See Places/Activities in Tripura
Destination/Activity | Why Visit/Do | Special Tips | Best Season |
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Ujjayanta Palace | Royal history & museum | Evening palace illumination | Oct–Mar |
Unakoti Rock Carvings | Ancient sculptures | Early morning trek | Nov–Feb |
Sepahijala Sanctuary | Wildlife, boating | Butterfly park for kids/families | Year-round |
Neermahal & Rudrasagar | Water palace, birds | Boat ride at sunset | Nov–Feb |
Tripura Sundari Temple | Shakti Peeth | Visit during evening aarti | All festivals |
Chabimura | Cliff-carved reliefs | Combine with river boat safari | Dry or post-monsoon |
Dumboor Lake | Boating, tribal life | Riverside camping, winter birds | Winter–early spring |
Jampui Hills | Sunrise, oranges, trek | Stay in village homestay | Nov–Jan (festival/blooms) |
Booking Your Tripura Adventure
Opt for easy booking, custom support, and tours that blend royalty, heritage, adventure, and village authenticity—all with Shillong Travel Taxi’s professional and caring team.
Contact:
+91 986 307 2266
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Journey to Tripura’s lakes, palaces, and sacred hills with comfort, knowledge, and flexibility—and rediscover Northeast India’s royal secret in every step.