Kailashahar

Kailashahar is the district headquarters of North Tripura district of Tripura. It lies to the southern tip of the state and shares its border with Bangladesh. Kailashahar is a historic town, and many believe that it has been witnessing generations’ right from the 7th Century AD. Closely associated with Unakoti (known for centuries old stone and rock images), Kailashahar was the ancient capital of the Tripuri Kingdom. Unakoti which is famous for its stone and rock images has a strong connection with Kailashahar. According to the local folklore, the descendant of King Jujhar Fa (the one who started the Tripurabda or the Tripuri Calendar) was a disciple of Lord Shiva. He prayed to Mahadev on the banks of the Rover Mau in Chhambulnagar. It is believed that Chhambulnagar was the original name of Kailashahar.

Kailashahar was once the capital of Tripuran kingdom and evidence of its royal history can be still seen here. It is a town which gets a major part of it identity from a royal and significant past, the tints of which can still be seen around the town. Kailashahar is not only famous for its temples but is also as a popular trekking destination. The 16 tea estates are also a must see. The other attractions of the area includeUnakoti, Rangauti, 14 Deities Temple and more.