The eastern part of India with seven states in total
collectively called “Seven Sisters” of India and Tripura is one of them. Like
any other state of India Agartala, the 176 year old capital city of the state
is also situated on the banks of river Haora shares its border with yet another
neighboring country Bangladesh. This capital city is a shifted capital of
Tripura from Swadhin Tripura to Agartala by its then ruler Maharaja Krishna
Manikya in 1849. The city also grabs attention of being the greenish and
cleanest city of the state defeating other metropolitan cities of India.
The location of Agartala also plays a vital role in
defining the exquisiteness and daintiness which eventually grabs attention of
many travelers not only from inside the country but also from distant location
of the globe. Its natural abundance, diverse landscapes and majestic and
outstanding buildings and monuments showcasing the architectural excellence are
the prominent features of Agartala which calls for travelling. The structures
are exemplifying the architectural excellence of various reigns prevailed in
Agartala since long times and hence revealing and holding the attraction worth
visiting.
Even being the neighbor of Bangladesh it has its own
culture and taste. There are various tourist destinations and places which
reflect the same and climate and temperature also help this place to grow into
a great hideout destination. The capital receives moderate temperature and
pleasant climate throughout the year which makes the place apt for travelling
in any time of the year. And tourism and transportation also plays a vital role
in strengthening the economy of the state because of the fact that Agartala has
well-constructed and well-connected roads which is like a boon to those who
loves to travel by roads and explore.
But then again hiring a car is the one way of doing the
same because this hilly place has curvy and narrow roads and prove to be
dangerous if not driven by an expert. So it is recommended to contact car
rental companies who are offering taxi services in Agartala. They have
well-trained chauffeurs who have expertise in driving on such routes again they
also have many car rental options to choose from like local car hire, sightseeing packages, Agatala airport taxi services, online
cab booking etc. Furthermore some locations in Agartala worth visiting and here
are the list of the same.
Ujjayanta Palace: This Indo-Saracenic panache building built in 1901 AD, at
first gives an impression of British monuments situated in the heart of
Agartala has every effect from its past rulers. The vast garden area and Lakes
are the major element from Mughal style architecture. Every part and section of
this ostentatious palace worth visiting but the part which has transformed into
a grand museum is the only section for public entrance. The grandness and its
majestic view is so empowering that it left one speechless.
Venuban Vihar: It is the prominent place of Buddhist reliquary located in
Agartala and the most beautiful monuments also. A grand celebration and fair is
organized and celebrated on the pious eve of Buddha Purnima a great way to feel
the energy and enthusiasm.
Kunjaban Palace: This is again a great reflection of historic and
architectural excellence. This grand and majestic palace built in 1927 in the
reign of King Birendra Kishore Manikya. This palace was mainly built for the
royalties to spend their leisure time. It is again great place to watch the
beauty of the palace while residing in Agartala.
Lake Domboor: A cosmic and gigantic lake is formed by the concurrent flow
of two rivers Raima and Saima is a great place to enjoy nature and its
beautiful creatures which came here from distant countries on migration.
Jampui Hill: A great place to enjoy hills and valleys rampant with green
lushes landscapes gives a picturesque view of nature.
The Neer Mahal: As name suggested this palace is situated in the middle of
Rudrasagar Lake showcasing an example of Hindu and Islamic architectural
excellence built in the year of 1930 AD is worth visiting and witnessing the
great design and epitome of it.
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