Random Monuments Of National Importance In Tripura (8 items)report

[SL. No.]: N-TR-1
[Description]: Sculptures and rock reliefs of Unakoti Tirtha, Unakuti Range,
[Location]: Unakuti Range
[Address]:
[District]: North Tripura
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[SL. No.]: N-TR-7
[Description]: Ancient Mound called Shyamsundar Ashram Tilla, Baikhora Jolaibari
[Location]: Baikhora Jolaibari
[Address]:
[District]: South Tripura
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[SL. No.]: N-TR-3
[Description]: Gunavati Group of Temples, Radha Kishorpur,
[Location]: Radha Kishorpur
[Address]:
[District]: South Tripura
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[SL. No.]: N-TR-5
[Description]: Bhubaneswari Temple, Rajnagar,
[Location]: Rajnagar
[Address]:
[District]: South Tripura
[Coordinates]:
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[SL. No.]: N-TR-4
[Description]: Temple of Chaturdasa Devata, Radha Kishorpur,
[Location]: Kishorpur
[Address]:
[District]: South Tripura
[Coordinates]:
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[SL. No.]: N-TR-8
[Description]: Ancient Mound known Puja Khola, Paschim Pillak,
[Location]: Paschim Pillak
[Address]:
[District]: South Tripura
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Tripura is one of the Northeast India states and its capital is Agartala. It is surrounded by Bangladesh to the north, west, south, and southeast. It has an area of 10,492 square kilometers and a population of 3.671 million. At present, the state’s main population is the Bengali people, which makes up the vast majority of the state’s population, mainly in the western and northern plains and towns. The Tripura was formed on March 12, 1989, after a long period of turmoil following its annexation by India. The National Liberation Front of Tripura advocated the independence of India from Tripura through armed struggle.

The name of Tripura comes from the local God “Beautiful Tripura”, which means “goddess of the three cities”, meaning “Sun, moon, and fire”, and from “Tuipula”, which means “land near the water”. It is also home to a number of important historical sites. The random tool generated a total of 8 entries, Ancient Remains, Baxanagar, Bhubaneswari Temple, Rajnagar, Thakurani Tilla, Paschim Pillak, Bhubaneswari Temple, and other archaeological sites included in Asi are all in this generator.

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