Tripura’s Ujjayanta Palace Museum Visit
Ujjayanta Palace, standing at the heart of the city, is a famous royal house that was named by Tagore. It boasts beautiful tiled-floors, lovely doors and curved wooden ceilings which showcases the skill of the architect of that time.
The state museum of Tripura is well known for its display of ethnic lifestyle, cultural artefacts and utility crafts of communities residing in and around Tripura. The three storey mansion has a mixed architecture as it is surrounded by serene Mughal gardens. Palace provides a unique experience and allows visitors to witness the royal history amidst tranquil gardens.
- This spot always stands as a testament to Tripura’s royal legacy and architectural brilliance. It has already preserved history of the region as a cultural hub that fosters a sense of pride among the local populace through its character by allowing everyone to immerse in the grandeur of Tripura’s royal past.
History of the Ujjayanta Palace
The palace of victory aptly reflects the victorious spirit of the erstwhile rulers. It was designed by Burn and Martin. The construction of the palace was completed around 1901 – and it was purchased from the royal family by the Government of Tripura in and around 1972-73.
Surrounded by lush gardens and a lake, the palace complex offers a tranquil atmosphere, creating a popular destination. The well-maintained gardens offer picturesque setting for leisurely walks and picnics, while the surrounding greenery adds to the palace’s charm.