Tripura
Tripura, situated in the mountainous region is one of the north eastern states. It is bound by Bangladesh in the north, west and south and northeast . To the east it shares boundaries with the state of Assam and Mizoram. This tribal land is known for its magnificient palaces, gardens, hills, temples, lakes, waterfalls and reservoir. Agartala is the ideal base for a visit to Tripura. The dense forest, rich flora, fauna and different tribal dances all make this a wonderful state Ujjavanta Palace- Situated in the heart of the city, it spreads on an area of almost one square kilometre. This palace was constructed by Maharaja Radha Kishore Manikya Bahadur and is known for the Indo-Saracenic architecture. Built in 1899-1901, this palace houses the State Legislative Assembly. The Chinese room's ceiling, the beautifully carved doors, the water pools and the fountains all are appealing.
Sepahijala Wild life Sanctuary- The sanctuary is situated amidst Charilam Reserve Forest, covering an area of 18 sq kms. It is a national reservoir with more than 150 species of birds, Spectacled Monkey being one of the main attractions of the park. Driving into the thick forest, enjoying pedal boating, riding on toy train are unique experience for the tourists. Lakes, Zoo, botanical garden are the attractions of the sanctuary.
Kamalasagar Lake- Situated on the border of Bangladesh this beautiful lake was made by Maharaja Dhanya Manikya in fifteenth century. A famous temple of Goddess Kali on the banks of Kamalasagar enhances the beauty of the lake. This lake has turned into a picnic spot.
Tripurasundari Temple- One of the ancient temples in Tripura, it is situated on the hilltop near Udaipur. It is one of the 51 piths ie holy sites, and recognized as Mata Bari. Goddess Tripurasundri, an avtar of Parvathi, is the main diety of this 500 years old temple, which is also called the Koorma Pith.
Unakoti-The exact meaning of Unakoti is one less than a crore, visitors can see these many stone images and rock cut carvings here. These rock cut carvings and murals are known for the primitive beauty. This Shaiba pilgrimage is located in the beautifully landscaped forest area. Every year 'Ashokastami Mela' is held here in April.
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