Tucked away in isolation from the urban life and the heat and dust of Agartala city is a sleepy hamlet of  Nagaicherra. A decade ago Tripura Forest had launched a rubberwood processing centre providing lively hood to hundred-odd people including skilled carpenters who contribute to the growth and development of the Centre. Now a day’s rubberwood could be converted into excellent raw materials for durable furniture’s, boards and doors through processing. There are a couple of rubber plantations near the village.

Read blog post: Rubber Plantation the important commercial crops of Tripura 

Tripura has a history of tea plantations going back to 1916. In fact, Tripura is categorized as a traditional tea-growing state with about 60 Tea Estates and 3,000 small tea growers, producing about 7.5 million kg of tea annually making it the 5th largest tea producing state in the country. Durgabari Tea Estate is located 11 km from the city centre.

Read blog post: Tea gardens of Tripura

This park is located at about 37 km from Agartala in Baramura Hill Range through which 44 National Highway winds its way to Shilong and Guwahati. It is an area surrounded by sylvan green forest with a stream flowing through it. this park has got a lot of other attractions of panoramic environment. This is an ideal destination for eco-lovers.