Ambassa Tourism

Ambassa Tourism, After successful completion of hectic official and personal tasks all through the year, it’s now time to pack your bags and baggage in monsoon and rush to have a rendezvous with Ambassa, an eternal bliss which refreshes and re-energizes your senses. Congregation of various tribal groups, their culture, dance forms, eateries and traditional practices make Ambassa culturally blessed. Their bamboo and cane articals are gorgeous and artistic and also greatly praised for their artful and colour-filled fine shawls.

Made up of dense jungles with thick green cover it is also a huge treasure house of affluent natural resources. A voluminous mass of carnivores, herbivores and avian population can be witnessed in Gumti Wildlife sanctuary. Barking Deer, Bison, wild goat and sambar are the prominent species.

Ambassa is also a markable destination from pilgrimage point of view. Longtharai mandir, a radiant mandir where Lord Shiva is the presiding deity is aptly placed in a hilly background and colourful floral carpet soothes and relaxes the mind with its aroma therapy. History says that Lord Shiva took a short break here en route to Kailash Mountains. Kamaleshwari Mandir dedicated to Kali Mata is about 35 kms from Ambassa.

Tripura Tourism

Tripura Tourism In spite of being mostly a hilly territory, most of the population of Tripura lives in the plains. It is one of the most ancient of India's princely states. The small state is however big in sense of its tourism aspects. There are many tourist attractions in Tripura that varies from the monuments to historical sites, nature and wildlife to parks and museums and to the ancient temples. The state is bounded by Bangladesh from north, south and northwest. Blessed with beautiful lakes, rivers and forests, Tripura is worth visiting. The state has a number of historical and cultural significant places. The historically famous Ujjayanta Palace, Neer mahal, Kunjaban, Malancha niwas, Pilak, Tripura Government Museum are the pride of Tripura.