Tripura
The country has a rich and interesting culture of music, art and traditional dances. In this country you will also find magical nature reserves, and national parks to protect animals that are in danger of extinction.
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Tripura is a state in northeastern India, one of the Seven Sisters
Name: Tripura
Region: Tripura is a state in northeastern India, one of the Seven Sisters. It is surrounded by Bangladesh and is connected to the rest of India only at two points in the east, where it borders the Cachar districts of Assam and Aizawl in Mizoram.
Capital CItyAgartala
Population:: 3,191,168 (2011)
Language: Bengali, Kokborok and English
Religion: Mostly Hinduism, with relatively small percentages of Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Sikhism and Jainism.
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How to reach and from where: The state's main airport is one of the busiest in eastern India. There is only one direct road (NH-8) connecting Tripura to the rest of India. There are a few local buses between Tripura and Bangladesh. But most locals use the waterways as a means of transportation.
Types of tourism: Tripura is a relatively unvisited state. It is visited by pioneer tourists.
Tripura travel destinations:
- Dharma Nagar – a small, pastoral and inviting town with a nice market. The town has a spectacular archaeological site called Unakoti.
- Temple Tripura Sundari
- Castle – Neermahal Palace
- Lake – Kalyan Sagar
Tripura Summary
- Tripura Tripura is a state enclave within Bangladesh. In the past, Tripura was a kingdom with its own independence, with a unique and interesting tribal culture. The main occupation in Tripura is agriculture - rice, pulses, cane sugar, potatoes and rubber. The Tripuras also produce carved wooden products, products made of bamboo and various fabrics. The country has a rich and interesting culture of music, art and traditional dances. In this country you will also find magical nature reserves, and national parks to protect animals that are in danger of extinction.
