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Places of attraction in Tripura
Ujjayanta Palace: It is a former royal palace situated in the capital city Agartala. It is currently serves as the state legislative assembly. The palace covers an area of one km² that consists of Durbar Hall, Library and the reception hall. It has three large domes with tiled floors and carved front doors. In front of the main entrance there is a musical fountain with the night floodlights. There is a garden in front of the palace which is similar to the Mughal gardens of Delhi and by the side of this garden there are two large artificial ponds. It is one of the major tourist attraction spot in Tripura.
Tripura Government Museum: The museum was established in 1970 and is situated in the capital city Agartala. The museum has a nice collection of some rare pictures, sculptures and evidence of the glorious past of the state. The museum is a place for students and research scholars' who want to know about the culture and tradition of Tripura. The sculptures displayed in the museum are mostly dated back to 9th to 13thcent. A. D. These sculptures are made of sand stone and it is very crude in nature. These sculptures are collected from Udaipur, Pilak, Jolaibari and other sites of Tripura. The sculptures collected from Pilak are the wonderful collections, representing the mixed culture of both Hindu and Buddhist religion and are famous for their unique style.
Sukanta Academy: It is a science museum situated in Agartala town which was established in 1986. The main objective of this museum is to promote science, art and culture through the active involvement of children and youth of the place. In the museum complex, a small planetarium is set up.
Purbasa: It is a shopping complex where you will get beautiful bamboo, cane and wooden handicrafts including cotton, silk, polyester that are the unique products of Tripura.
Rabindra Kanan: It is a park situated at the heart of the Agartala town and south of Raj Bhawan. This park with lush greenery and an abundance of flowers is a place of real entertainment for children and young people. Another attraction of the park is the 'puppet house' where children can enjoy puppet shows.
Benuban Vihar: It is a Buddhist temple situated in northern part of Agartala town. It is one of the important Buddhist destinations in the state. In this monastery visitors can see some small but beautiful metal idols of Buddha. The festival of Buddha Jayanti is celebrated here. Thousands of visitors visit this temple during the festival time.
Sepahijala wildlife sanctuary: The sanctuary is located on Agartala- Udaipur main road, just 25 kilometers away from Agartala town. It covers an area of 18.532 km. There are more than 150 species of native birds and migratory birds have been recorded in the sanctuary. Besides these the sanctuary is also famous for orchid garden, boating facilities and wild life, botanical garden, zoo and elephant joy-rides. Rubber and coffee plantations are another major attraction of this sanctuary.
Ujjayanta Palace: It is a former royal palace situated in the capital city Agartala. It is currently serves as the state legislative assembly. The palace covers an area of one km² that consists of Durbar Hall, Library and the reception hall. It has three large domes with tiled floors and carved front doors. In front of the main entrance there is a musical fountain with the night floodlights. There is a garden in front of the palace which is similar to the Mughal gardens of Delhi and by the side of this garden there are two large artificial ponds. It is one of the major tourist attraction spot in Tripura.
Tripura Government Museum: The museum was established in 1970 and is situated in the capital city Agartala. The museum has a nice collection of some rare pictures, sculptures and evidence of the glorious past of the state. The museum is a place for students and research scholars' who want to know about the culture and tradition of Tripura. The sculptures displayed in the museum are mostly dated back to 9th to 13thcent. A. D. These sculptures are made of sand stone and it is very crude in nature. These sculptures are collected from Udaipur, Pilak, Jolaibari and other sites of Tripura. The sculptures collected from Pilak are the wonderful collections, representing the mixed culture of both Hindu and Buddhist religion and are famous for their unique style.
Sukanta Academy: It is a science museum situated in Agartala town which was established in 1986. The main objective of this museum is to promote science, art and culture through the active involvement of children and youth of the place. In the museum complex, a small planetarium is set up.
Purbasa: It is a shopping complex where you will get beautiful bamboo, cane and wooden handicrafts including cotton, silk, polyester that are the unique products of Tripura.
Rabindra Kanan: It is a park situated at the heart of the Agartala town and south of Raj Bhawan. This park with lush greenery and an abundance of flowers is a place of real entertainment for children and young people. Another attraction of the park is the 'puppet house' where children can enjoy puppet shows.
Benuban Vihar: It is a Buddhist temple situated in northern part of Agartala town. It is one of the important Buddhist destinations in the state. In this monastery visitors can see some small but beautiful metal idols of Buddha. The festival of Buddha Jayanti is celebrated here. Thousands of visitors visit this temple during the festival time.
Sepahijala wildlife sanctuary: The sanctuary is located on Agartala- Udaipur main road, just 25 kilometers away from Agartala town. It covers an area of 18.532 km. There are more than 150 species of native birds and migratory birds have been recorded in the sanctuary. Besides these the sanctuary is also famous for orchid garden, boating facilities and wild life, botanical garden, zoo and elephant joy-rides. Rubber and coffee plantations are another major attraction of this sanctuary.
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