Tripura · 6 destinations & hidden spots
Located 25 km from Agartala, Sepahijala is an important bio-reserve featuring natural lakes, a zoological park, botanical gardens, and the Clouded Leopard National Park. It is the premier habitat for the rare spectacle-marked Phayre's langur (chashma bandar) and barking deer.
Hidden Gem
Spanning 163 square kilometers in South Tripura, Trishna is the protected sanctuary for healthy herds of the majestic Indian Bison (Gaur). Deep virgin sal and bamboo woodlands host over 230 bird species, capped langurs, and natural watering holes.
Hidden Gem
Surrounded by sylvan hillocks in the Baramura mountain range along National Highway 44, this eco-park features hanging footbridges, forest watchtowers, manicured flower terraces, and musical fountains.
Hidden Gem
Located near Panisagar in northern Tripura, Rowa is a compact bio-reserve dedicated to preserving rare indigenous botanical species, medicinal orchids, and aromatic plants. The canopy echoes with the calls of parakeets, hornbills, and laughing thrushes.
Hidden Gem
Accessible only by boat along the emerald Gomati River gorge at Devtamura, Chabimura is one of Northeast India's most extraordinary hidden gems. Sheer vertical sandstone canyon walls rising 100 feet above the water are intricately carved with colossal panels of Shiva, Vishnu, Kartikeya, and a 20-foot Goddess Durga.
Hidden Gem
Spread over 10 square kilometers in the peaceful Jolaibari valley, Pilak is an archaeological treasure trove revealing how Buddhism and Hinduism peacefully coexisted under the Palas of Bengal. Excavations reveal colossal sandstone Avalokiteshwara statues, Surya medallions, terracotta sealings, and brick stupas.
