Matabari also known as TheTripura Sundari Temple, Udaipur

The Udaipur Matabari(Tripura Sundari Temple) is believed to be one of the 51 Shakti Peethas, where  Sati's right foot fell during the  Dance of Lord Shiva. Matabari is nearly 500-year-old. Matabari holds a great importance at the heart of all the people of Tripura and they must have visited the place once in their lifetime.

The Tripura Sundari Temple, commonly known as "Matabari" was constructed in 1501 A.D. by his highness Maharaja Dhanya Manikya Debbarma. Legend has it that the king Dhanya Manikya Debbarma had a vision at night where he was ordered to establish the Temple of Tripurasundari at the hilltop of Udaipur. 

Udaipur Matabari is located at nearly 57km away from Agartala city at Udaipur, the place also known as the land of Temples and Lakes. On the eve of Diwali, the temple experiences a Tsunami of Devotees from all the corners of the state and the Country. On this day, the whole temple is decorated with the lights and flowers.

A very Sweet and tasty part of Matabari is the "PEDA". Matabari PEDA is very unique in its taste and aroma. Peda is main the Prasad that is given to the goddes. One can find many shops near the temple that offers very good quality Peda. 

"Kalyan Sagar" which is a large water body, is located on the eastern side of the temple. The very exciting part of this is that the aquatic creatures of the Kalyan Sagar are not afraid of people. Kalyan Sagar consists of some ancient tortoise, Cat fish and other Fish's. These creatures are considered to have the Goddes  protection, so harming any of it is prohibited and considered  a Sin. one can find there aquatic creatures near the bank in the search of food as the devotees feed them. An awesome example of harmony between Humans and Nature.

Details of the Place:

Name of the Location: Udaipur Matabari, Udaipur

Distance from Agartala City: 57km roughly

Transportation: Public buses and cars are available which can be availed from Nagerjala Bus Stand