Agartala to Bangalore

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Agartala is capital of Tripura, and one of the largest cities of north-east India. Prominent tourist attractions in Agartala include Ujjantya Palace, Jagannath Temple, Lakshmi Narayan Temple and Kunjaban Palace. Ujjantya Palace was built by Maharaja Radha Kishore Manikya during 1899-1901.This two storey mansion has Mughal style of gardens along with beautiful pools and gardens. Jagganath Temple attracts a lot of devotees throughout the year. The temple has a unique architectural style and a beautiful Pradakshin Patha around the sanctum sanctorum. Lakshi Narayan Temple situated here is of great antiquity. Kunjaban Palace is located on a picturesque hillock. Rabindranath Tagore used to frequent this palace on his visit to Tripura on holidays. Many of his songs were composed here. Best time to visit Agartala is between mid-October and March. You can get details on how to reach Agartala on a number of web travel portals. Agartala is well connected with major part of India by networked roads, railways and airways. Connecting flights are also available from Kolkata and Guwahati. Nearest railway station is in Kumarghat, which is located at a distance of nearly 200 km from here. You can hire a cab from Agartala to reach Kumarghat within a couple of hours. Buses travel on a regular basis to Agartala from cities like Guwahati and Shillong. Tourists coming here from Bangalore can take Agartala to Bangalore flights for return trip. MakeMyTrip.com provides great offers on Agartala to Bangalore tickets. Agartala to Bangalore air tickets are available at lowest possible prises on this portal.

Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka, and is one of the fastest growing economic hubs of India. Well known tourist attractions in Bangalore include Bangalore Palace, Tipu Sultan Fort, Government Museum and Attara Kacheri. Attara Kacheri includes eighteen general and revenue secretariat offices of state government. This red building is a typical example of Graeco- Roman style of architecture. Tipu Sultan's Fort was actually built by Kempe Gowda II in 1537, and was later developed by Haider Ali and Tipu Sultan. Tourists can come across a Delhi Gate which still exists. This gate marks the spot where Lord Cornwallis defeated Tipu Sultan and captured Bangalore in 1791, during the Third Anglo-Mysore war. You can also come across Rash-e-Jannat (Envy of Heaven) Palace, located adjacent to this fort. Bangalore Palace is around 150 years old and used to be the residence of Maharaja of Mysore. Ground floor of this palace has an open courtyard having granite covered seats, which is covered with fluorescent blue ceramic tiles. Stained glass windows of this palace are of Gothic style. You can also come across some paintings of Raja Ravi Verma. The best time to visit here is between October and February. Bangalore is well connected by airways, railways and roadways. Bangalore Airport is connected with major Indian cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Kolkata. Bangalore railway station is connected by a number of trains with all parts of India. Buses to Bangalore are also available from places like Mangalore, Mysore, and Hubli. You can get booking for most suitable Agartala to Bangalore flight on reasonable prices at MakeMyTrip.com. You can obtain detailed information on Agartala to Bangalore air tickets and get hotel bookings from here. Agartala to Bangalore air fares on this web site have been kept at lowest possible prices.