Near by places around Bhavan's Tripura College of Teacher Education: Restaurants, Attractions & More -West Tripura

~ 8.5 km

A former royal palace in Agartala, now housing the Tripura Government Museum, known for its magnificent architecture and gardens.

~ 50-53 km

A stunning water palace located in the middle of Rudrasagar Lake, known for its unique blend of Hindu and Mughal architecture.

~ 23-25 km

A diverse wildlife sanctuary with a botanical garden, zoo, and lake, home to various flora and fauna including the clouded leopard.

~ 55 km

One of the 51 Shakti Peethas, this sacred Hindu temple is located on a tortoise-shaped hillock in Udaipur.

~ 8.5 km

A historic palace that served as a retreat for royalty and hosted Rabindranath Tagore, now the official residence of the Governor of Tripura.

~ 7-8 km

An open-air museum in Agartala showcasing Tripura's cultural heritage through miniature replicas of famous landmarks and local artifacts.

~ 6 km

A serene urban park dedicated to Rabindranath Tagore, offering lush greenery and tranquil spaces for relaxation and cultural events.

~ 8.5 km

A prominent temple in Agartala known for its beautiful architectural style and religious significance.

~ 10-12 km

An ancient temple dedicated to the fourteen deities, reflecting Tripura's rich religious heritage.

~ 8.5 km

Located inside Ujjayanta Palace, this museum preserves rare artifacts, old coins, and archaeological finds showcasing Tripura's history and culture.

~ 195-200 km

The highest hill range in Tripura, famous for its scenic beauty, pleasant climate, and vibrant orange orchards, especially during the Orange Festival.

~ 100-178 km

A historical site renowned for its colossal rock-cut sculptures and carvings of Hindu deities dating back to the 7th-9th centuries.

~ 120 km

A large, picturesque lake resembling Lord Shiva's drum, known for its natural beauty and as a habitat for migratory birds in winter.

~ 154 km

A significant natural forest in North-East India, offering spectacular views and a rich diversity of flora and fauna.

~ 100 km

Located in South Tripura, this sanctuary is known for its Indian bison population and rich biodiversity.

~ 100-120 km

Famous for ancient rock carvings on the steep mountain wall along the banks of the Gomati River.

~ 120-130 km

An archaeological site in South Tripura, known for its unearthed Buddhist and Hindu sculptures, reflecting a historical blend of cultures.

~ 100 km

An ancient town that was once part of the Tripuri Kingdom, offering historical and cultural insights.

~ 25 km (closer, but a popular recreational spot)

A beautiful lake situated near the Bangladesh border, popular for picnics and known for the Kamala Sagar Kali Temple overlooking it.

~ 200 km

The highest peak in Tripura (part of Jampui Hills), offering panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and hills.