Spiritual Tripura Pilgrim Tour - 3 Nights / 4 Days

2N Agartala 1N Amarpur

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Overview

This itinerary, presented to you by Cholan Tours, is a perfect blend of devotion and heritage. Over four days, this journey explores the state’s sacred temples, royal landmarks, and serene landscapes that make Tripura an undiscovered spiritual retreat in India’s Northeast. Begin in Agartala, the capital city rich with royal and religious heritage, from the Ujjayanta Palace’s grand architecture to the peaceful Benuban Vihar monastery.

Visit the serene Durgabari Tea Garden, the revered Jagannath, Uma Maheswari, and Laxminarayan Temples, and witness the 14 Gods Temple and cross-border Akhaura Check Post. Continue to Kamalasagar and Sepahijala, where nature meets devotion, and glide through the waters of Rudrasagar Lake to the fairy-tale Neermahal Palace.

The pilgrimage deepens as you explore the sacred Tripurasundari Temple (Matabari), Gunabati temples, and Bhubaneswari shrines that echo ancient legends. You’ll also uncover the artistic wonders at Chabimura, the rock carvings of deities along the river cliffs, making this a perfect blend of culture, devotion, and natural beauty.

This itinerary is ideal for devotees, culture seekers, and heritage lovers who want to witness Tripura’s temples, palaces, and lakes within a spiritually enriching and scenic framework.

Itinerary

This itinerary is designed in a way that you visit sacred temples of Tripura, like Tripurasundari, Jagannath, Uma Maheswari, Laxminarayan, Gunabati & Bhubaneswari.

Day 1: Arrival at Agartala - Royal Heritage & City Temples−

Arrive at Agartala Airport or Railway Station, where you’ll be warmly received by Cholan Tours’ representative. Begin your journey with a visit to Durgabari Tea Garden, surrounded by scenic plantations. Proceed to the State Museum and the magnificent Ujjayanta Palace, where you can attend the Light & Sound Show narrating Tripura’s royal history.

Later, visit prominent temples: Jagannath Temple, Uma Maheswari Temple, and Laxminarayan Temple, followed by a peaceful stop at Benuban Bihar, a serene Buddhist monastery. Explore Heritage Park, MBB College, and Purbasha, a state-run handloom and handicraft emporium. In the evening, visit the 14 Gods Temple and the Indo-Bangladesh Akhaura Check Post (open on weekends). Overnight stay at your hotel in Agartala.

Day 2: Kamalasagar - Sepahijala - Neermahal Excursion+

After breakfast, begin your day with blessings at the Saibaba Temple, and continue to Kamalasagar, where the ancient Kamalasagar Kali Temple stands by a tranquil lake overlooking Bangladesh. Continue to Boxanagar, an archaeological site featuring ancient Buddhist remains. Enjoy a scenic boat ride around the water palace, watching sunset reflections over the lake. Overnight stay at Sagarika Parjatan Niwas, Amarpur.

Day 3: Chabimura - Chandibari - Matabari Temples+

After breakfast, drive to Chabimura, famous for its ancient rock carvings of Hindu deities along the Gomati River cliffs, set amid lush hills and forests. Continue to Chandibari Temple, a small but spiritually powerful shrine.

Later, visit the sacred Tripurasundari Temple (Matabari), one of India's 51 Shakti Peethas, and witness the temple's beautiful rituals and the sacred Kalyan Sagar pond nearby. Then proceed to explore the Gunabati Group of Temples and the Bhubaneswari Temple, both showcasing medieval Tripuri architecture. Return to Agartala for an evening at leisure. Overnight stay at Agartala

Day 4: Departure from Agartala+

After breakfast, you will be transferred to Agartala Airport or Railway Station for your onward journey. Depart with divine blessings and beautiful memories of Tripura’s spiritual and cultural heritage.

FAQs on Tripura Pilgrim Tour

How do I reach Agartala?

Fly to Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport or arrive by train or road from Assam and Silchar. Ground transfers within Tripura are conveniently included in the tour package.

Is Neermahal open year-round?

Yes, Neermahal Palace is open throughout the year, but boating is seasonal (October-March). We confirm water levels and boat timings before your scheduled visit.

Do I need prior permission to visit Tripura Sundari Temple?

No special permission is needed for darshan. Visitors should dress modestly, follow temple etiquette, and make optional donations or offerings respectfully if desired.

Is this trip suitable for children and older travellers?

Yes, the itinerary is relaxed, with gentle walks and short boat rides. Comfortable accommodations ensure an enjoyable experience for families and older visitors alike.

What’s the best time to visit Tripura?

October to February offers cool, dry weather perfect for exploring lakes, palaces, temples, and lush landscapes without discomfort from heat or monsoon humidity.

Can I spot wildlife on this short trip?

Tripura’s Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary offers chances to see birds, primates, and small mammals. Sightings vary but the visit is enjoyable for nature lovers and photographers.

Are all entry fees and boat costs included?

Yes, basic entry tickets and one Neermahal boat ride are included. Optional experiences, photography permits, or extra activities can be arranged locally if desired.

Can the itinerary be customized?

Yes. You can extend the trip to include Unakoti or Pilak archaeological sites, adding cultural depth and flexibility to suit your preferred travel pace.

What should I pack?

Pack light layers, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a warm jacket for winter evenings. A raincoat is useful if traveling during monsoon months.