Sundari Temple

One of the 51 Pithas of Hindu pilgrims, Sundari Temple or Tripura Sundari, considered to be consists of square type sanctum of the typical Bengali-hut type construction with a conical dome and stands on a hillock at Udaipur. It is located at a distance of 58 km from Agartala and 3 km from Udaipur which is the district Head-Quarter of the South Tripura district. According to an inscription note on the monuments by the Archaeological Survey of India, there are two identical images of the same deity of Tripura Sundari inside the temple. One is called Chhotima which appears to be a regional one measuring about 2 feet in height, while the other Tripura Sundari is 5 feet. On the Eastern side of the temple, there is the famous Kalyan Sagar where fishes and tortoises of huge size are found and devotees feed them with puffed rice (Muri) and biscuits. The lake with a high Jet fountain set in front of the temple simply adds to its beauty. Fishing is not allowed in Kalyan Sagar.