Begin your day with scrumptious meals featuring a zesty influence of Bengali and tribal influences with signature dishes like Hilsa fish, bamboo shots, Wahan, and Pithas. After taking your fill, head straight to Ujjayanta Palace, the royal palace of Tripura. An exemplary depiction of Indo-Saracenic architecture, the aesthetically landscaped gardens with flowerbeds and fountains are a gateway to a confluence of Mughal architecture converging with European influences. The three-domed structure with intricate details and pale pink interiors will leave you captivated.

After viewing the museum exhibits at the palace, head next to the Tripura Sundari Temple. It is quaintly located on the outskirts of Agartala. Revered as one of the 51 Shakti Peethas in Hindu mythology, the temple is situated atop Tripura Sundari Tilla overlooking the serene waters of Rudrasagar Lake. The Bengali architecture in a distinctive red and white colour scheme combines with the beauty of spires, ornate carvings, and artistic heritage of the temple to make it a picturesque marvel.

On your way back, visit the Durgabari Tea Estate a lush green abode where you can take a leisure stroll and find moments to relax surrounded by a sense of stillness. With a nourished soul, head back for another round of savouring robust and savoury flavours of the Northeast.

After another round of zesty meals for your breakfast, head out to greet the wilderness at Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary, renowned for its rich biodiversity. This place is unlike anything else that you might have visited yet. From clouded leopards, barking deer, sambar deer, and capped langurs, to an indigenous collection of colourful and exotic birds, this sanctuary is a feast for the eye. You can also spend your time exploring the butterfly park and botanical garden or take a boat ride and walk on the natural trails.

After connecting with nature at the sanctuary, it is time to visit the iconic Neermahal. Situated amid Rudrasagar Lake, the palace appears to float on the tranquil waters of the lake, making it appear ethereal and marvellous. The palace displays a fusion of Indian and Islamic architectural styles that are reflected through its domes, arched gateways and balconies. Illuminated in the evening light, the palace is no less than a mesmerising sight.

You can visit the revered Jagganath Temple in Agartala during the early hours of the morning to marvel at the beauty of the opulent shrine. Housed within the temple are idols of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra and Goddess Subhadra. Explore the interiors of the temple as its sacred walls immerse you in a spiritual aura. Experience the intoxicating vibrancy and frolic fun of festivities held at the temple before heading to the Gedu Mian Masjid. Beyond its historical importance, the mosque draws visitors owing to its architectural brilliance.

After treating your taste buds to yet another gastronomic delight of local cuisines, head out to the Khumulwng Eco Park, a pristine natural spot that embodies the cultural heritage of the city. Explore the Tribal museum and heritage centre, which together weave a story of the customs and heritage of the region. On your adventure spree, also visit the Hataikotor Eco Park, another notable tourist spot that displays picturesque beauty with idyllic picnic areas and scenic vantage points. On your way back, visit the local markets to shop for unique bamboo and cane handicrafts.