Kumarghat Sub-Division

Kumarghat is one of the much coveted Tripura destinations that opens up a treasure trove of delights for the wanderlust driven tourist. One of Kumarghat's many claims to fame happens to rest in the widespread pineapple cultivation in the state. Kumarghat is strategically located at a distance of 140 km from the state's capital city, Agartala. Tourists visiting from outside can either fly down to t

he Agartala or take a train to the Kumarghat Railway Station. There are several buses that regularly ply passengers to and from the city. There are a plethora of accommodation options in the quaint little. Although the hotels are none too grandiose, the warm ambiance and comfort is a big draw with the tourists. There exists a plenitude of tourist delights in the quaint little town of Kumarghat. A visit to Kumarghat, one of the trailblazing thoroughfares in Tripura offers tourists an insight of the quintessential cultural legacy, age-old history and the architectural wonders of northeast India. It is know for its extensive pineapple cultivation. This being the prime occupation of the inhabitants, Kumarghat in Tripura is the highest producer of the fruit in the state. Kumarghat Tripura supplies large quantity of pineapples to Assam and other neighbouring states in the north east of India. In case of Devotional places the chief locations are Bhabatarini mandir, Shib Mandir, Ramakrishna Ashram, Ramthakur Ashram, Satsangha Bihar and Radhakrishna Mandir.