Ambassa Tour & Travel Guide

The picturesque holiday destination of Ambassa is located in Tripura's Dhalai district.

English, Bengali, and Kokborok are the main languages used here. Some delightful festivals here include Rash Fair, Durga Puja, Diwali, Dol Jatraor Holi, Buddha Jayanti, Ker Ganga, Ashokashtami Fair, Gajan, Garia, Kharchi Puja, Pous Sankrant Fair, and so on. The production of jute, rice, and pineapples is widespread in this area. The tribes here include the Chakmas, Usais, Halams, Tripuri, Reang, and Darlong.

Ambassa has a tropical climate with high humidity and moderate temperatures throughout the year. April is the warmest month, the coldest is January, and May is one of the rainy months in Ambassa. The best time to visit Ambassa is during the winter months from November to February when the weather is cool and dry. If you don't mind the heat and humidity, you can also visit Ambassa from March to June in the summer. However, be prepared for occasional rain showers during this time.

There are many places to visit in Ambassa and nearby, some of which are listed in the Ambassa travel guide. Near Tripura's main city is where you can find Ujjanta Palace. This city is a fascinating tourist destination due to its beautiful buildings and ancient Royal history. Ambassa is filled with glittering castles; one such castle is Neermahal Palace. This old palace's exquisite design makes it a must-see location for all tourists. The cutting-edge design and rides are the main attraction of this place. 

The Sipahijla Wildlife Sanctuary is a large sanctuary that is primarily a popular Ambassa tourist attraction because of its extensive collection of various species of monkeys. This location is renowned for its collections of monkeys and rare animal species like lions, peacocks, black-necked storks, leopards, and other floral species. The tourists will find this place a fantastic location for picnics. Jagannath Temple is a revered location with stunning design. The Hindu gods Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra are worshipped in this four-story shrine.

Another attraction close to Ambassa is Dumboor Lake, a stunning body of water that spans a 41 sq km region. Pilak is well-known for its exquisitely preserved eight- to nineteenth-century ancient buildings. This location is well-known for keeping sculptures representing the Hindu and Buddhist faiths. On the River Gomati, there is another fascinating rock carving location called Chabimura. Beautiful sculptures of Hindu deities such as Lord Shiva, Vishnu, Kartika, and Durga. 

The holy Kamalasagar Kali Temple is a place of worship for the Hindu goddess of strength, Kali. This well-known religious spot is located near the international border between Tripura and Bangladesh. 

All modes of transportation are provided in this Ambassa tour guide. The domestic airport, Manikya Bahadur Airport, is located 7 miles (12 km) northwest of Agartala. It offers daily flights connecting to  Guwahati, Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai. There are helipads in Dalubari, which is 3 kilometres from Headquarters, Kamalpur (40 kilometres from HQ), Gandacherra (55 kilometres from HQ), and Longtharai Valley connecting Ambassa, and District Headquarters Dhalai, which is 30KM from HQ. 

Ambassa tourism is incomplete without food, which we will discuss in this section of the Ambassa travel guide. Ambassa's menu includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices, reflecting regional cuisine. Here, regular dinners are also provided, with rice (mai or mami) serving as the primary dish and some curries on the side. Some of the specialities from the area include bwtli, chakhwi, awandru, chakhwtli, thokni chatang, deng, gudok, and hang.

This area is a fascinating travel location because of the amazing variety of tribal groups and their distinctive cultures, dance styles, regional cuisine, and traditional prejudices. To renew and energise their senses with vibrant culture, pristine nature, and thrilling adventure, throngs of visitors travel to this city in Tripura. Fascinating information about this endearing region of northeast India is covered in this Ambassa travel guide.