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Agartala




Agartala
Photo Courtesy: Nir Nussbaum on Flickr
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State Tripura
Distance 1680 km from Kolkata
Tags Temples, Wildlife, Hill Stations

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Agartala the capital of Tripura is arguably one of the most diversely populated cities of India. Tripura has always been a home to various mix of tribes and all these tribal amalgamation has led to an influx of people representing their own clan. Agartala, with its verdant forest cover, near perfect green backdrop, great tourist sites and laid back attitude presents a sight of an ideal tourist destination. The rich and varied tribal culture thriving on the high mountains and vast and alluring green valleys adds its own charm to the attraction of the state.

Propelled into limelight after Maharaja Krishna Manikya shifted the state capital here in the 19th century, Agartala is not only forests, hills, lakes and wildlife sanctuaries. This city presents life in a totally distinctive way, very unlike the life we in our so called big cities endure. Replete with religious and historical monuments directly involving great personalities like Gurudev Ravindranath Tagore, Agartala presents a new-fangled aspect of tourism to the visitors for exploration.

Agartala city, though the most developed in the state is still a far distance away from the other metros in the country, thus one can be assured of a pleasant and clean atmosphere, fresh air and unpolluted minds throughout the year. The city is central market for various commercial goods (tea, rice, jute and oilseed) for the surrounding region. A stroll down the market is a must for the ardent shoppers for the sheer variety of handicraft and woolen articles for display and sale. Watch out for the tribal ladies with their special wares roaming the market and clinch a steal you will remember for your life.


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partho nath the site is very much informative It has some imp. info. which is known by very few people of india

Posted by partho nath 73 days ago
stephen agartala sucks.what a place on earth.its no point showing nice pic frm digital cam.if youre actually there you'll see that there is nothing in that place except dirt and bad smell.people can be very bad too. thumb up to stupid agartala!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by stephen 18 days ago

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