Tripura — Agartala

The state capital, framed by the Howrah River. Mughal-era monuments, royal palaces and the iconic Ujjayanta complex.

An island palace floating in Rudrasagar Lake — Tripura's 'Lake Palace', built in 1930 with a fusion of Hindu and Mughal architecture.

A wildlife sanctuary and botanical garden famed for the rare clouded leopard and dozens of primate species. Quiet boating lake too.

A grand 28-acre Indo-Saracenic palace built by Maharaja Radha Kishore Manikya in 1901. Now Tripura's State Museum.

A 7th-century rock-cut sculpture site — 'one less than a crore' giant Shaiva carvings hidden in the forested hills of north Tripura.