Agartala: Rich Cultural City

    If Agartala is called a beautiful and cultural city of northeast India, there may be no obscurity. Yes, the North-East of Agartala is Tripura's capital.  

   Its cultural richness is unmatched. In the view of entertainment and tourism, this city of Northeast India has no clue. This city of Tripura, built on the banks of the Haroa river, is also special from tourism. There are innumerable options of adventure in Agartala. 

   The abundance of organisms and vegetation makes Agartala something special. Therefore, Agartala's visit to the country and the world continues continuously. Geographically, Agartala is quite different from other provincial capitals of the country. 

   Agartala Bangla is situated in the west of the Ganga-Brahmaputra plain on the countryside. Therefore, a large part of Agartala is covered with environment. A quiet and cultured city attracts tourists from Agartala. 

   Agartala makes tourism very special in the middle of culture and natural beauty. Experts believe that Agartala came into being in the 19th century. Manikya Dynasty developed Agartala and made its capital.

   Agartala was made the capital from Rangamati, located in Udaipur, northern Tripura. Actually, Agartala's concept was done by Maharaj Veer Vikram Kishore Manikya Bahadur. Perhaps for this reason, 

   Agartala is also called the city of Veer Vikram Singh Manikya Bahadur. Perhaps this is why Agartala is very rich with royal properties. Especially if you look at these, there is a long series of unique properties.

  Among them, there is a lot of things like Ujjayanta Mahal, Neermahal, Maharaja Veer Vikram College, Lakshmi Narayan Temple and Ravindra Kanan etc. Agartala's handicrafts itself has a different style here.Ujjayanta Mahal: 

   The building of Ujjayanta Palace was done by Maharaja Radha Kishor Manikya in the year 1901. It is currently used as a state assembly. Its beauty and architecture make up only. Spread over 800 acres, this complex is also the main monument of the city. There are also garden orchards, man-made lakes.

    Nirmahal: Nirmahal is located 53 kilometers away from the city. This beautiful and exquisite palace was built by Maharaja Veer Vikram Kishore Manikya. The Maharaja stayed in the summer in the Neem Mahal, between the Rudrasagar lake. The composite form of Mughal and Hindu architecture is seen in Nirmahal. Nirmahal's fame is as beautiful architecture of the country and the world.

  Jagannath Temple: Jagannath Temple is one of the famous religious places of Agartala. Jagannath Temple holds a reputation for its unique architectural style. The temple is an octagonal structure.

   Maharaja Veer Vikram College: Maharaja Veer Vikram College was built in 1947 by Maharaja Veer Vikram Singh. The motivation behind the creation of the college was to provide vocational and quality education to the youth.   Lakshmi Narayan Temple: Laxmi Narayan Temple is like a shrine of Hindus. It was built by Krishnanand Sewaayat. It is also known as the popular tourist destination of Agartala. It is also called Lakshmi Narayan Bari.

   Ravindra Kanan: Ravindra Kanan is a very prosperous garden near the Raj Bhavan. It is also used as a playground. This is also a perfect picnic spot in the city.

   Venuban Vihar: Benuban Vihar is a scenic spot. Actually it is a Buddhist temple. Its visibility is very attractive.

    All necessary resources are available for the visit of Agartala. The nearest airport is Agartala. The nearest railway station is Agartala Junction. Tourists can also travel to Agartala by road.
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