Step back in time at the Tripura State Museum, Agartala! Once known as the 'Chief Commissioner's Office,' this treasure trove unveils Tripura's rich history and vibrant tribal culture. See ancient sculptures, royal artifacts, and learn about the Manikya dynasty. Perfect for young explorers and history buffs alike!
Appreciate The Region'S Artistic Expressions.
Discover Tribal Crafts And Ethnographic Objects.
Explore Archaeological Artifacts And Sculptures.
Learn About Tripura'S Royal History.
Understand The Local Tribal Communities.
October to March
Morning
₹50 per person
The Tripura State Museum was established in 1953 with the aim of preserving and showcasing the cultural heritage of the state. Initially, the collection was housed in a small building, but as the museum's collection grew, it was moved to its present location. Over the years, the museum has expanded its collection through donations, acquisitions, and archaeological excavations. The museum plays a vital role in promoting awareness and appreciation of Tripura's history, art, and culture. It serves as a repository of knowledge and a center for research on the region's past, contributing significantly to the understanding of Tripura's unique identity.