Skip to main content

North Tripura

North Tripura is a district of the Indian state of Tripura. The headquarters of the district is Kailashahar. Its area - 2,470 sq. Km and population - 5,90,655 (2001 census). A lot of tourists come here. Laxmi Narayan Temple, Puran Rajbari, Jampui Mountain and Bhavaratini Temple etc. are well known here.

Highlights:
Laxmi Narayan temple:
Laxmi Narayan temple is situated in the Baghan Nagar of Uttar Tripura district. The main attraction of the temple is the statue of Lord Krishna located here. This idol was founded by Krishnananda Sewaayat 45 years ago. Every year on Janmashtami, Lord Krishna's birthday is celebrated at a grand level.

 Puran Rajbari:
This palace was built by Maharaja Indrmanikya. There is also a huge lake Khowar bill located here. This lake is spread over an area of approximately 5 square kilometers. This lake is also known as Rajar Dighi. A large number of tourists come to see this lake. Kaliprasanna Sen has also discussed this place in his book Rajmala.

Jampui Mountains:
A unique Orange and Trinity is celebrated on the Jampui Mountain during November every year. A large number of domestic and foreign tourists participate in this festival and enjoy it. Often, there is rain during this time, despite the enthusiasm of this festival can be seen in its tourists. During this season, the sky looks beautiful from the mountain itself. The beautiful view of sunrise and sunset from the Jampui Mountain also attracts tourists more. A view of the villages and beautiful valleys of Mizoram can also be seen from this mountain.

 Bhavatarini Temple:
This temple was established in 1981 AD on the occasion of Shiva-Chaturshi. The temple of Lord Shiva and Lord Buddha's statue is located near the Bhavaratini temple. A lot of people come here every year on the occasion of Shiva Chaturdashi and Kali Puja.


Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Jhansi

Jhansi is a major city located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. This city is located on the border of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh and comes under Bundelkhand area. Jhansi is a major rail and road center and administrative center of Jhansi district as well. The city of Jhansi is spread all over the stone-built fort, this fort is built on the hill called Bangura situated in the heart of the city. Uttar Pradesh has 20.7 sq. Km. Jhansi, which spread in the area, was initially under the control of Chandel kings. At that time it was known as Balwant Nagar. The significance of Jhansi was extended in the reign of King Bir Singh Dev of Orchha in the seventeenth century. During this time, King Bir Singh and his successors built many historical buildings in Jhansi. Introduction: These lines of Subhadrakumari Chauhan define the conflicting history of Jhansi who considered the stronghold of Bundelkhand. In 1857, Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi was right to fight against her instead of acc
Post a Comment
Read more

Chandra Bhanu Gupta

Chandra Bhanu Gupta (14 July 1902 - 11 March 1980 [2]) was India's freedom fighter and politician. He became Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh on December 7, 1960. After this, two more Chief Minister. Politics: 1. Legislative Assembly members were elected from the establishment of the Legislative Assembly in the year 1937. 2. Released in the year 1946, 1952, 1961, 1962, 1967 and 1969, the Legislative Assembly member of Uttar Pradesh was elected. 3. In the year 1946, the Chief Secretary's meeting was held in the year 1946. 4. Food and logistics minister from 1947-54 5. Ministry of Planning, Public Health, Medical, Industry, Food and Logistics by the year 1954-57. 6. Motilal Memorial Society President in the year 1957. 7. In 1960, the President of the Provincial Congress Committee in 1960. 8. For the first time from December 7, 1960, to March 14, 1962, for the second time from March 14, 1962, to October 1, 1963, for the third time from March 14, 1967 to April 04, 1967 an
Post a Comment
Read more

Gorakhpur

Gorakhpur is a famous city of India situated near the border with Nepal in the eastern part of Uttar Pradesh state. It is also the administrative headquarters of Gorakhpur district. It is famous as a religious center, which was a sadhana of Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim, Jain and Sikh saints. But after the medieval universal saints, Gorakhnath, his present name was named Gorakhpur on his own name. The famous Gorakhnath temple here is still the back of the Nath sect. It is also the birthplace of Paramahansa Yogananda, the great saints. There are also many other historical sites in this city, such as the Buddhist Home, Imambara, Dargah of the 18th Century and the leading publication of Hindu religious texts, Gita Press. In the 20th century, Gorakhpur was a focal point for the Indian independence movement and today the city has become a major trading center. The headquarters of the North-Eastern Railway, which was known as the 'Bengal Nagpur Railway' in British period, is situated ri
1 comment
Read more