Amarpur Tourism

Amarpur, a beautiful village in an equally beautiful state, is a beautiful and quiet place in Tripura. Tripura, a part of the North Eastern Seven Sisters, is the third smallest and the most populous by the tribal communities. About 19 different tribes have inhabited the state, it is still lagging behind in economy, education, job opportunities because of its distinct geographical location. It is a Bengali-centric city in Gomati district. It can only be reached through a road that goes through Agartala. A large number of devotees come to celebrate the festival. On this auspicious occasion, a mela is held at the temple, which is located at the source of the Gomti River. In addition, local people enjoy the festivals of Basant Panchami, Durga Puja, Diwali, Dol Jatra (Holi), Karachi Puja, Ashoka, Gautam Buddha Jayanti, Eid, etc., with great fanfare and enthusiasm.

Best places to visit in Amarpur

Chaubimura is a lush green water area with pictures of deities in lush green hills and hills. Dumbore Lake is a vast water area of 41 sq km spread over 48 islands and is surrounded by luxurious green flora Another attraction of this place is water sports features. There is a hydel project near the lake, from where the Gomti River originates and is called the Tirmukh . The Paush Sankranti Mela is held every year on 14th January. Amarpur and Fatiksagar These two beautiful lakes are of historical importance as well as a centre of tourist attraction. Agartala, the picturesque capital, has its stunning palaces, hills, gardens, mandiro and lakes with its lakes, beautiful pilgrimages, waterfalls and reservoirs all to visit. Jampol Hills, Rudrasagar and Neer Mahal – Lake City, Sepoyjala – Wildlife Sanctuary and Udaipur and its adjoining temples are also surrounded by Tripura, particularly bangladesh border, during this small state.

State :

Tripura

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