Tripura sundari temple

Dedicated to the goddess Tripura Sundari, this temple exudes spiritual energy. Devotees light incense, their prayers mingling with the scent of marigolds. The temple’s intricate carvings celebrate devotion and faith.

Stone relics of pilak, mahamuni, and chandrapur

Ancient remnants that whisper tales of forgotten civilizations. Weathered pillars and broken idols evoke a sense of timelessness—a bridge between past and present.

Natural forest: Where flora and fauna thrive

Wander deeper into the park, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by indigenous trees, exotic flowers, and preserved wildlife. The air hums with cicadas, and sunlight filters through leaves like golden coins.

Stone statues and monuments

Each tells a story—of resilience, tradition, and the land’s spirit. The stone elephant, its trunk raised in greeting, reminds us of ancient rituals and reverence for nature.

Earthen potteries

Craftsmanship at its finest, these vessels connect us to Tripura’s roots. The potter’s wheel spins tales of sustenance, of hands shaping clay into vessels that held life’s essentials.

Wood carvings

Admire intricate carvings that celebrate the region’s craftsmanship. Wooden panels depict mythical creatures, intertwining vines, and the dance of seasons.

Medicinalp plant table top: Healing from nature

At the park’s highest point, discover a tableland adorned with medicinal plants, herbs, and shrubs. Here, science meets tradition, and healing blossoms in every leaf.

Learn about local remedies and the healing properties of native flora. The neem tree, guardian against ailments, stands tall. Turmeric, ginger, and aloe vera thrive, ready to soothe and cure.