tripura tourism

India faces diverse weather challenges this week, with heavy rains and thunderstorms predicted for hill states and southern regions. Meanwhile, western India, including Gujarat and Rajasthan, is bracing for heat waves. Travellers should monitor updates as unstable weather may disrupt journeys to popular tourist and pilgrimage sites.

India braces for diverse weather challenges as the IMD forecasts thunderstorms, hailstorms, and strong winds across various regions, impacting travel plans. Heat waves are also expected in western Rajasthan. Tourists are advised to remain flexible with schedules and stay informed about weather updates to navigate potential disruptions.

Heavy rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds are forecast across eastern and northeastern India from April 29 to May 5, potentially disrupting travel to West Bengal, Sikkim, and the Northeast. Other regions will experience varied weather, including rain in the Himalayas, thunderstorms in central India, and heat waves in Rajasthan and Vidarbha.

In the aftermath of the Tripura ADC election results, chaos erupted as over 1,000 BJP supporters abandoned their homes in Khowai and West Tripura, fearing violence reportedly orchestrated by TIPRA Motha. The turmoil saw homes, shops, and plantations come under attack, leading frightened residents to seek safety elsewhere.

Young Indians are invited to apply for Yuva Sangam Phase 6. This cultural exchange program offers educational and cultural visits across India. Participants will explore traditions, development, and foster unity. The application deadline is March 18, 2026. Previous phases saw significant youth participation, highlighting strong interest in this initiative.

Former Indian Cricket captain Sourav Ganguly on Tuesday became the tourism brand ambassador for the BJP-ruled Tripura state government and will also promote sporting talents of the state, the government said.

Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly on Monday said he wants to help Tripura to flourish in cricket, besides promoting the state's tourism sector as its brand ambassador.

Tripura is embarking on an exciting journey to elevate its tourism and connectivity with two important projects from the Inland Waterways Authority of India. With a budget of Rs 24.53 crore, the initiative will enhance the Gomati River, creating a vital link to Bangladesh's Meghna system.

The three-day second India-Bangladesh Tourism Festival is scheduled to begin next week here at Agartala Ujjayanta palace to boost tourism in Tripura and Bangladesh as well.

As a token of respect and courtesy, Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb has sent 400 pineapples to Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

The Tripura government has decided to focus on hospitality management and asked hotel owners in the state to ensure training upgrades for their staff at frequent intervals.