SumaP54
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 25 Dec 2023
Excellent. My friends will follow soon
We are having a great time. Nice people …. So loving. Food is tasty.. so many places to see and explore. We are doing a self driven tour. People are very helpful and give us so much information
AlamMShah
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 22 Nov 2023
The Amazing Neermahal
A palace in the middle of a water built 85 year back is still live. A must see sight in Tripura, India.
Shiv0123
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 14 Jan 2023
A beautiful Lake Palace
Situated in the middle of Lake Rudrasagar, Neermahal is one of the largest Lake Palace of India. It is around 55kms from the capital city Agartala. Built in 1930, this was the Summer Palace for the King and his family The palace is a treat to the eyes of visitors. It has got 24 rooms, a spacious terrace which can be accessed though spiral starcases, beautiful lawn and an amazing garden. The view of the lake from the terrace is breathtaking. The picturesque Palace is a heaven for photo enthusiasts. One can reach there by ferry/boat which charges Rs 50 per person and there is an entry fee of Rs 30 for the palace. Helpful tips 1. Palace opens at 9:30. Early visit is recommended to avoid crowds 2. Avoid public holidays and weekends.
30Asha
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 10 Dec 2022
Neermahal
After Jaipur this place is the best. If you are in tripura I think it is a must. Beautiful and well maintained. The boat ride to the palace is very good. The Indian kings surely knew how to live life king size.
SSDelhi
★★★★4.0Wrote on 31 May 2022
Its a beautiful journey...not so much the destination.
Its a beautiful journey...not so much the destination. This is because it is not well managed. To reach the Mahal one needs to hire a boat. The larger boats with engines operate only with desired number of passengers. So I hired the private row boat (as we were just two people visiting it on a Monday morning). And it was an arduous journey as the entire lake was full of water plants disrupting the rowing. what usually takes 20 min of ride one way took more than 35 minutes. The Palace itself has no furnishing or decorations, just empty rooms with signboards guiding visitors. The Cafetaria was closed probably because of almost no tourists. All in all worth one visit.
SumaP54
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 25 Dec 2023
Excellent. My friends will follow soon
We are having a great time. Nice people …. So loving. Food is tasty.. so many places to see and explore. We are doing a self driven tour. People are very helpful and give us so much information
AlamMShah
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 22 Nov 2023
The Amazing Neermahal
A palace in the middle of a water built 85 year back is still live. A must see sight in Tripura, India.
Shiv0123
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 14 Jan 2023
A beautiful Lake Palace
Situated in the middle of Lake Rudrasagar, Neermahal is one of the largest Lake Palace of India. It is around 55kms from the capital city Agartala. Built in 1930, this was the Summer Palace for the King and his family The palace is a treat to the eyes of visitors. It has got 24 rooms, a spacious terrace which can be accessed though spiral starcases, beautiful lawn and an amazing garden. The view of the lake from the terrace is breathtaking. The picturesque Palace is a heaven for photo enthusiasts. One can reach there by ferry/boat which charges Rs 50 per person and there is an entry fee of Rs 30 for the palace. Helpful tips 1. Palace opens at 9:30. Early visit is recommended to avoid crowds 2. Avoid public holidays and weekends.
30Asha
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 10 Dec 2022
Neermahal
After Jaipur this place is the best. If you are in tripura I think it is a must. Beautiful and well maintained. The boat ride to the palace is very good. The Indian kings surely knew how to live life king size.
SSDelhi
★★★★4.0Wrote on 31 May 2022
Its a beautiful journey...not so much the destination.
Its a beautiful journey...not so much the destination. This is because it is not well managed. To reach the Mahal one needs to hire a boat. The larger boats with engines operate only with desired number of passengers. So I hired the private row boat (as we were just two people visiting it on a Monday morning). And it was an arduous journey as the entire lake was full of water plants disrupting the rowing. what usually takes 20 min of ride one way took more than 35 minutes. The Palace itself has no furnishing or decorations, just empty rooms with signboards guiding visitors. The Cafetaria was closed probably because of almost no tourists. All in all worth one visit.
