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Kamaleswari Temple

The temple is situated in the Kamalpur Nagar Panchayat of the Dhalai District. This Temple is located in the center of the town and a major pilgrimage spot. Kamaleswari is another name of Goddess Kali. Kamalpur the largest Sub-divisional Town has been named after the temple. Kamaleswari Mandir is about 35 kms away from Ambassa,District H.Q of Dhalai and 122 kms from Agartala the State capital of Tripura.

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Longtharai Mandir

According to the Tripura Tribal dialect, Lord Shiva’s name is Longtharai in the KOK-BOROK language. According to legend, after Shiva returned from Kailash, he slept at the Longtharai hill for a while. Longtharai is the name given to the hill as a result. Longtharai can alternatively be translated as “Deep Valley.” This temple is also a renowned tourist attraction in the Dhalai District.

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Dumboor Lake

Dumboor Lake is a charming water body located in Gandacherra Sub Division 120 Km. away from Agartala. The look of the lake is like tabour shaped small drum, “Dumboor” of Lord Shiva from which the name “Dumboor” originates. A massive and breathtaking water body of 41 sq.km. with an unending spell of luxuriant green vegetation all around stands majestic for her exceedingly charming beauty and 48 islands in the midst of the lake.

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UjjayantaPalace

This royal house, which stands in the Capital city Agartala covering one sq.Km. area was built by Maharaja Radha Kishore Manikya during 1899-1901.It is a two storied mansion, having a mixed type of architecture with three high domes, the central one being 86′ high. The magnificent tile floor, curved wooden ceiling and beautifully crafted doors are particularly notable.

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Saika Waterfall

Saika Waterfall is a scenic waterfall located in Tripura, India. It is surrounded by lush green forests and rolling hills, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The waterfall is also known for its crystal-clear water and peaceful ambience, which make it a great place to relax and unwind.

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Gumti Wildlife Sanctuary

Spread across a massive 390 sq. km, the Gumti Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in the south-eastern part of Tripura. The sanctuary is home to a wide range of animal and bird species such as Phayre’s leaf monkey, Asian Elephant, sambar, water buffalo, wild goat and several migratory birds. It is also home to various species of reptiles. There is a large water reservoir spread across an area of 300 sq. km near the sanctuary, which is used for water storage.

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Unakoti Rock Carvings

The site of Unakoti is located in the northeastern part of Tripura, about 8 km from Kailasahar and 185 km from the State capital Agartala. The vertical surface of the Unakoti hills was used by the ancient people to carve various mythological scenes such as the different iconographic forms of Siva, Ganesha, Uma-Maheshwara, etc. Unakoti is famous for its colossal rock cut panels depicting Hindu deities. Unakoti provides evidence of ancient Saiva worship in Tripura from 8th-9th centuries CE.

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Tayung Tuku Waterfall

This unique waterfall tucked beneath Tembuku’s jungle caves is unlike any other in Bali. It's a 15-minute trek down some steep steps, but well worth the effort. While the waters at the base of the falls are too shallow to swim in, you can stand under the fine mist, as rays of light shine down from the cave opening above.

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Sakawrhmuituai Tlang

Mizoram is boastful of its mighty mountains and breathtaking landscapes, among that one spectacularly stand out is Sakawrhmuituai Tlang which is blessed with picturesque tourist spots with breathtaking views from the top. This is your destination to experience yet another beautiful side of nature sprinkled with the magic of fresh air and cool breezes

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Chiahpui Lui

The town of Champhai on the eastern border of Mizoram close to the Indo-Myanmar border is the administrative headquarters of the Champhai district. It is located at a distance of 188 Kms from the capital of Aizawl and is strategically and commercially important for the state of Mizoram as well as for India. Champhai and its surrounding regions are primarily known for their natural beauty and vast valleys of rice fields. It is known as the 'Rice Bowl of Mizoram' due to being a major region of rice cultivation. Also, its vibrant seasonal orchids lend it a certain romanticism and aesthetic appeal.