Tripura - Tripārambh

Tripura, India's third smallest state is one of the seven sisters of the northeast. With its rich culture and heritage, vibrant festivals, warm people, a visit to this state is sure to be a wonderful experience. Be it its majestic mountains, ancient temples, serene lakes and flora and fauna, there is much to see in Tripura. It's capital city Agartala, hidden gem Jampui Hills, heritage site Unakoti are few of the amazing places to explore.

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Best Time To Visit

Winter is the best season to visit Tripura since the humidity is the lowest and weather is pleasant, making it an ideal time sightseeing the towns and to witness the beautiful natural wonders.

Tripura's monsoon season is between June and September. There is frequent rain and flooding. The heavy rainfall and high humidity make it difficult for outdoor activities.

Summers in Tripura are from March to May. This season is very humid and hot. However, some regions on higher altitudes remain cool during the summers and are great to explore.

Temperatures
Nov-Mar: 3-10°C
Mar-Jun: 25-32°C
Jul-Sep: 24-32°C

How to Reach

By Air: The Agartala Airport or Maharaja Bir Bikram Aiport is the domestic airport located Tripura, 12 km northwest of its captial, Agartala. After Guwahati, Agartala is the busiest airport in the northeast. Agartala is fairly well connected by flights with major cities of India like Kolkata, Delhi, Chennai, Guwahati and others. At the airport, cabs and autos are available to get to the city.

By Road: Tripura is fairly well connected by roads with neighbouring districts, towns and cities. National Highway 44 connectd Tripura with Guwahati via Shillong. Guwahati is located 587 km from Tripura while Shillong is 487 km away. Silchar, Assam is 250 km from Tripura. There are good public and private luxury coaches, tourist cabs, jeeps that are available for tourists to travel within the state and to neighbouring states.

By Rail: The railway station at Kumarghat, 140 km from Tripura is the main station in Tripura. The Kumarghat station is well connected to the railheads of Kolkata, Delhi, Indore, Chennai and Bangalore. Taxis are available near the station to travel locally.