Tripurasundari Temple

Tripurasundari Temple is located 55kms away from Agartala in a place named Udaipur. You can reach this place by road way or by a direct train from Agartala. This temple is known to be 500 years old and one the oldest temples in the country. The Goddess Tripureshwari is worshipped here and commonly called MataBari. The gate is re-built into a gate made of pure silver .Currently construction is going on. As you enter different amount of donations need to be given as per your offering. I offer a saree and silver Diya so I had to pay 40/- for saree and extra 20/- for Diya. The daily Aarti time is mentioned. The pond has so many fishes and tortoises .

Its a very good place and Temple is historic. There is a pond where you can fing big fish and big Turtles. You can feed them by buying food from local fish food shop... Anyone who visit Tripura this is the first place means first temple where they visit and then start their Tripura Tour. Amust visit Temple in Tripura, Situated in Udaipur .

Wonderful place. Lot of development and expansion of temple work is going on. Once done it will be a great attraction. The diety is very divine and powerful. One can feel positive vibes on looking at the diety. Overall I had a very good experience. I flew all the way from Hyderabad for a glimpse of Bala Tripura Sundari and my visit is worth it. Agartala is such clean and green city, I fell in love with it. Beautiful state and nice people.

This is an ancient temple situated in a hillock at Bijoynagar .One of the Devi peeth of India.
A very good experience. There is no demand for money or donation. Whatever we offered ,the priest and temple committee accepted gracefully.

One of the 51 shaktipeeths situated in Udaipur town of Gomathi district in Agartala, the Tripura Sundari temple can be reached by road as well as train from Agartala railway station. The holy place boasts many names to itself like Rajarajeshwari, Shodashi, Kamakshi, and Lalita. It is said that the 'right foot' of Mata Sati fell here on the south-western outskirts of Udaipur town. This pithasthan is also known as Kurma Peeth because the shape of the temple premises resembles that of a kurma (tortoise). The idol stands in the sanctum sanctorum and is made of reddish black stone, popularly known in Bengali as Kashtipathar. The temple has a big lake known as Kalyan Sagar which is full of fishes and tortoises. The devotees feed them with puffed rice and biscuits. Every year during Diwali, a mela is organised which is visited by lakhs of pilgrims. As Prasad, devotees offer pedas to Maa and take them home for friends and relatives. Shops selling Prasads, incense sticks, flowers etc. are present in large numbers. I feel immensely lucky and happy after visiting this holy place. The view is a little distorted as of now as a huge structure is being constructed around the temple for the comfort of the devotees. Jai Mateshweri Devi.

Tripura Sundari Temple is a Hindu temple of the Goddess Tripura Sundari, better known locally as Devi Tripureshwari. The temple is situated in the ancient city of Udaipur, about 55 km from Agartala, Tripura and can be reached by train and road from Agartala. It is believed to be one of the holiest Hindu shrines in this part of the country and witnesses the highest number of visitors for a temple in North-East India, after Kamakhya Temple in Assam. The state of Tripura is named after this temple. Popularly known as Matabari, the shrine is set upon a small hillock that resembles the hump of a tortoise (Kurma). This shape called Kurmapṛṣṭhākṛti is considered the holiest possible site for a Shakti temple, hence also bestowing the name of Kurma Pīṭha.The Goddess is served by traditional Brahmin priests.
The temple is considered to be one of the 51 Shakti Peethas; legend says that the little finger of the left leg of Sati fell here. Here, Shakti is worshipped as Tripurasundarī and the accompanying Bhairava is Tripuresh. The main shrine, a cubical edifice with a three-tier roof with a finial, erected by Maharaja of Tripura Dhanya Manikya in 1501 AD, is constructed in the Bengali Ek-ratna style.

There are two similar but different sized black stone idols of the Goddess in the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. The larger and more prominent idol of 5 feet height is of Goddess Tripura Sundari and the smaller one, adorably called Chhoto-Ma (literally, Little Mother), is 2 feet tall and is an idol of Goddess Chandi. The smaller idol was said to have been carried by the kings of Tripura to the battlefield as well as to hunting expeditions. Every year on the occasion of Diwali, a famous Mela takes place near the temple which is visited by more than 0.2 million pilgrims

Medium size temple. Lots of religious people practicing their faith. Goats are being sacrificed. The usual stuff. The পেঁড়া that's available in outside shops, used for prasad, is freaking delicious. It's a must try.

Most visited place of Tripura state of India. Nice place -Hindu temple more than 500year old and so Many Pera shop. A lake full of huge tortoise &fish. Clean &peaceful.