Agartala Tour Packages

Located in Northeastern India, Agartala is Tripura’s capital and a culturally diverse and historically important city. The city is located right next to the India-Bangladesh border and is surrounded by lush green hills that provide a peaceful travel experience of royal heritage, tribal customs, temples, lakes, and wildlife.

The city was the former capital of the princely state of Tripura ruled by the Manikya dynasty, and it continues to display royal refinement in its architecture in palaces, temples, and museums. 

In comparison to other busy metropolitan areas, Agartala provides its visitors with peaceful surroundings, natural beauty, and cultural enrichment through the large number of indigenous people residing in Agartala as well as the influence of Bengali culture, which contributes to the overall identity of Agartala and its royal Tripuri heritage. 

For instance, the stunning Ujjayanta Palace and stunning Neermahal Water Palace are both examples of the blend of history, nature, and spirituality that visitors can experience while travelling to Agartala. 

Tourism in Agartala is an ideal setting for those travellers who are looking for less visited locations, cultural exploration, and relaxing vacations. Wildlife sanctuaries, architectural marvels (temples), lakes, and heritage architecture are all available in Agartala providing each traveller with a well-rounded and complete travel experience. 

Agartala is becoming a major travel destination in Northeast India due to its improving infrastructure and line railways and new airport.

Agartala at a Glance

• State: Tripura
• Region: Northeast India
• Languages: Bengali, Kokborok, English, Hindi
• Latitude: 23.8315° N
• Longitude: 91.2868° E
• Currency: Indian Rupee (INR)

Best Time to Visit Agartala

The best time to visit Agartala is October to April, when the weather remains pleasant and comfortable for sightseeing. Winter months (November–February) are ideal for exploring palaces, temples, and wildlife sanctuaries as temperatures remain cool, sometimes dropping to around 10°C.

The summer season (March–June) is warm but still manageable compared to many Indian cities, making it suitable for budget travelers and short trips.

The monsoon season (July–September) brings lush greenery and scenic landscapes, making it perfect for nature lovers and photographers, though occasional rainfall may affect travel plans.

How to Reach Agartala

• By Air
  The best way to reach Agartala via air is the Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport (IXA). It connects Agartala with major cities like Kolkata, Delhi, Guwahati, Bangalore, and Hyderabad. It is the second-busiest airport in Northeast India.
• By Rail
  One of the major railway stations in Agartala is Agartala Railway Station (AGTL). It connects the city with Guwahati, New Jalpaiguri, Sealdah, and Delhi. This is through major trains like Tripura Sundari Express and Kanchanjungha Express.
• By Road
  Agartala is connected to mainland India through National Highway 44. This route is via Guwahati and Shillong. Road travel offers scenic views of hills and forests, making it ideal for road trips. Along with this, there is an International bus service. This connects Agartala to Dhaka (Bangladesh) via the Akhaura border, making cross-border travel convenient.

Places to Visit in Agartala

• Natural Attractions
  Tripura is rich in flora and fauna, and is home to multiple exotic species of the same. Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary, Dumboor Lake, and nearby green hills offer peaceful natural escapes. These places are ideal for birdwatching, photography, and relaxing in nature.
• Heritage Attractions
  Ujjayanta Palace, Neermahal Water Palace, and Kunjaban Palace reflect the royal legacy of Tripura. The Tripura State Museum provides insight into the region’s history and culture.
• Spiritual Attractions
  Jagannath Temple, Ummaneshwar Temple, and Chaturdasha Devata Temple are important pilgrimage sites that attract visitors year-round.

Fairs and Festivals

The most well-known festival celebrated in Agartala is Kharchi Puja, held at the Chaturdasha Devata Temple. Durga Puja is also extensively recognised as an important Agartala festival. Visitors can experience culture through tribal festivals that highlight dance, music, and traditional rituals.

Food and Local Delicacies

The flavour of Agartala's food is influenced by the tribal and Bengali tribes of India. Mui Borok (the traditional meal of Tripura) is among the widely known different types of food served in Agartala, with additional bamboo shoot dishes, fish entrées, rice dishes, and local chutneys. The various types of food served in Agartala are plain but contain excellent flavour and are very close to nature.

Why Choose Agartala as Your Next Vacation Destination

Agartala has an incredible combination of rich royal history, vibrant tribal communities, religious diversity, abundant wildlife, picturesque views, and tranquillity. Travellers seeking to discover the Northeastern region of India beyond commercialised tours will absolutely love Agartala! The city's tranquil atmosphere, vast cultural diversity and the beauty of the land provide for an unforgettable vacation.

Why Choose Cholan Tours as Your Tour Partner

We at Cholan Tours pride ourselves on having carefully designed tours, flawless connections with local businesses, and uncomplicated travel arrangements for our vacationers. Our goal is to provide travellers with ways to have real experiences, sleep comfortably, and to provide a common theme to all our travel experiences. Each Agartala tour is designed to create memories that will last a lifetime.