Important Notes

1. A Person Below 12 Years Of Age On Date Of Return Flight Will Be Considered A Child.
2. Third Person In A Triple Room Will Be Provided A Roll Away Bed.
3. All Transfers And Sightseeing (As Specified In The Itinerary) By Non Air-Conditioned Coach
4. It Is Suggested To Carry One Check In Bag And One Hand Bag Per Person Only, Due To Limited Boot Space In The Coach.
5. Services Of Our Tour Manager Or Local Representatives, While On Tour.
6. A Local Representative Or Your Coach Driver May Only Be There To Assist You During Your Initial Part Of The Tour.
7. Tripura Is A Composite Of Many Cultures From Mainland India Like Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism And Christianity As Well As Local Tribal Cultures. This Gives The State A Vast Number Of Festivals That Are All Celebrated With Equal Enthusiasm. Garia Puja And Durga Puja Are Both Major Festivals Dedicated To Goddesses Of Prosperity And Regeneration. Dance And Song Form An Important Part Of The Festivities And Both Tribals And Non-Tribals Participate Equally In The Celebration. Buddha Purnima Is Another Festival Celebrated Along With Mainland India. Kharchi Is Another Cultural Fest Celebrated In July That Was Started By The Royal Family Of Tripura. Bihu Is A Major Tribal Festival That Sees An Influence Of Bengali Culture And Christmas Too Is Celebrated With Great Pomp. Other Fairs And Festivals Include The Boat Race That Is Has Colourful Boats Race Across The Rudrasagar Lake Every Year, Orange And Tourism Festival Conducted At The Jampui Hills, The Only Place In Tripura Where Oranges Are Cultivated And The Pous Sankranthi Mela. 
8. Tripura Was Ruled By The Manikya Dynasty For More Than Five Centuries, And Their Form Of Life And Politics Has A Great Influence On The Culture Of The State Even Today. The Manikya Dynasty Has Patronised Many Great Musicians And Artists Like Rabindranath Tagore And S.D. Burman Who Later Popularised Their Brand Of Literature And Music Throughout The Country. It Was Under This Dynasty That A Harmonious Mixture Of Bengali Culture From Mainland India And Tribal Culture From The Mountains Of Tripura Was Brought About. Today, The Influence Of Christianity In The State Is Also Due To The Patronage Of This Royal Family. The Legacy Of This Dynasty Is Visible Even Today In The Form Of Beautiful Castles And Forts Like The Ujjayanta Palace And Neermahal Located Which Is Close To The Manikya Capital Of Old Agartala.
9. Festivities Form A Crucial Part In The Life Of The People Of Tripura, And They Are Incomplete Unless Accompanied By A Corresponding Dance To Suit The Festival. This Has Given Rise To Many Dances Performed By Various Tribes Of Tripura, And They Are A Perfect Blend Of Tribal And Non-Tribal Cultural Practices. The Garia Dance Is Performed During The Garia Festival To Pray For The Success Of Jhum Cultivation, Hozagiri Dance Of The Reang Community, Bihu Dance Of The Chakma Community And Hai Hak Dance Of The Halam Community Are Other Popular Dance Forms That Tourists Can Get A Glimpse Of In This State. The Most Distinctive Dance Is The Lebang Boomani Dance That Is Performed At The Advent Of The Lebang Insect That Visits The Hill Slopes Of Tripura. The Men Dance With Bamboo Sticks In Their Hand That Makes An Unusual Sound While Women Try To Catch Hold Of The Lebang Insect. All These Dances Are Related To Stages In Agriculture That Still Forms The Main Occupation Of The People Of Tripura.
10. The Unexplored State Of Tripura Holds Many Natural Wonders That Are Waiting To Be Discovered. Because It Is Not Yet A Popular Tourist Destination, The Forests Are Pristine And Untouched By Human Interference. The Unique Geography And Climate Have Given Rise To Lush Forests Unlike Any In India. Many Rare And Endemic Species Of Animals And Plants Are Found In The State. The Phayre’s Langur And Green Imperial Pigeon Are Two Such Rare Animals That Have Been Designated As The State Animal And Bird Respectively. Many Protected Areas In The State Like Gomati, Rowa And Trishna Wildlife Sanctuaries, As Well As Eco-Parks, Have Been Developed Especially For Tourists To Enjoy, And Are Places That Should Feature On Every Visitor’s List.
11. Agartala, The Capital Of The State, Is The Most Visited Tourist Destination In The State. While Agartala Is More Modernised And Commercialised Than Other Regions In The Area, It Is Still Mostly Reminiscent Of Its Past, As Seen From The Vast Variety Of Tribes Still Living In The Town. Agartala Has A Lot Of Temples And Palaces Dotting Its Premises, The Most Famous Of Which Include The Jagannath Temple And The Neermahal Palace.
12. The People Of Tripura Are Mostly Tribal And The Largest Tribe, The Tripuris, Live In The West. Chakma, Halam And Usai Are Some Other Tribes While Sizeable Numbers Of Reangs And Jamatias Live In The North And South Respectively. The Most Commonly Spoken Languages Here Are Kak-Barak And Various Dialects Of The Tripuri Language. Bengali Is Also A Widely Spoken Language, And It Is Also The Official Language As A Significant Part Of The Population Is Of Bengali People. Hinduism Is The Dominant Religion In Tripura While There Are Practitioners Of Islam And Christianity As Well. Despite This Diversity, All Festivals Are Celebrated With Equal Fanfare And Gaiety. Music And Dance Are Integral Parts Of The Life Of The People In The State, And The Garia Dance Of The Garia Tribe And The Hozagiri Dance Of The Reang Tribe Are A Celebration Of Prosperity. Basanta Raas Of The Manipuris Is Also Another Charming Dance Form. Like Other North-Eastern States, Tripura Too Is Rich In Art And Culture And Is Famous For Its Cane And Bamboo Products. Almost All The Festivals Of The Country Are Celebrated In Tripura.
13. Certain Sightseeing/Excursions If Closed Then Alternate Sightseeing Will Be Done.
14. Kindly Note That On Certain Departure Dates The Tour Routing Could Change. In Some Tours, There Is Also A Possibility That The Tour Could Operate In Reverse Itinerary. However, You Will Not Miss Any Sightseeing Or Excursions That Are Mentioned In The Itinerary Unless Its Closed Due To Holiday. Your Tour Manager Will Notify You The Same.
15. No Refunds For Unutilized Services.
16. Please Check With Your Sales Representative For Final Details.
17. For Any Issues Or Redressal Of Any Grievances, Passengers/ End Customers Should Approach Their Travel Agent Only From Where They Have Booked Their Tour.
18. CTIA Holidays Reserves The Right To Claim From The Passengers, Any Additional Expenses Incurred Due To Delay Or Changes In The Schedule Of Trains, Flights, Coach, Cruise Or Other Services.
19. CTIA Holidays Reserves The Right To Change Any Itinerary For Operational Reasons And Reasons Beyond The Control Of Such As Weather Conditions, Strike, Etc.
20. CTIA Holidays Shall Not Accept Any Liability Or Responsibility For Any Damages, Loss, Injury, Accident, Death, Delay, Breakdown Or Irregularity, Which May Occur In Carrying Out Of The Tour Arrangement Due To Weather Conditions, Strikes, War, Quarantine And Any Other Cause Whatsoever And All Such Loss Or Expenses Must Be Borne By The Passenger.
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