Pilak

If you wish to see the impressive archaeological remains of Tripura, then Pilak in South Tripura's Belonia subdivision is the best bet. The history of these historic relics dates back to the eighth and the ninth centuries. They speak oodles about the glorious history of the state. Pilak is a wonderful place in terms of location also. It is located amidst the lush green valley which abounds in paddy fields.

Pilak looks like a canvas dotted with the colours of the Hindu and Buddhist art. Here you can see many terracotta plaques, stupas and stone figurines of Avolokiteswara and images of Narasimha belonging to the Buddhist period. The place has a deep relation with Mynamoti and Paharpur. Recently new projects have been taken up by the Archaeological Survey of India to get more information about its history. This place is 100 km from Agartala. Accommodation is available at Pilak Pantha Niwas, Bagafa and Dakdanglow at Shanti Bazaar.

How To Reach:
Air: Situated 12 km to the north of Pilak is the nearest airport.
Rail: Kumarghat is the nearest railway station.
Road: Bus service makes it easy to reach Pilak from Agartala which is located at a distance of 100 km.