Theological significance

According to legend, Goddess Sati's right foot fell here. Built in 1501 AD by King Dhanya Manikya, the temple stands on a hillock shaped like a tortoise (Kurma), making it a rare Kurma Pitha favored for Sri Vidya and Tantric Sadhana. It is widely considered the spiritual heart of Tripura state.

Approach this peeth with quiet breath and an open heart. Darshan is not only seeing— it is allowing the Mother to see you.

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Deity & sacred presence

Primary deity Maa Tripura Sundari / Soroshi

Guarded in the tradition by Tripuresh Bhairava.

Sacred element: Srinagara / Anandamaya Tattwa (Cosmic Beauty & Transcendental Consciousness)

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Spiritual practice & sadhana

Sri Chakra Tripurasundari Dhyan

Sit in lotus posture overlooking the temple's Kalyan Sagar lake.
Visualize the glowing red form of Tripura Sundari seated on a throne of lotus petals.
Meditate on the Sri Yantra geometry to align mind, body, and spiritual essence.

Devotional activities

Kalyan Sagar Fish Feeding

Offering puffed rice and food to sacred giant tortoises and fish in the Kalyan Sagar lake behind the temple.

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Pilgrimage logistics

By air

Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport, Agartala (IXA) (~55 km)

By train

Udaipur Tripura Railway Station (UDPU) (~3 km)

By road

Regular taxis and buses run frequently along the Agartala-Udaipur main highway

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On the map

Udaipur / Gomati · Hillock resembling a turtle (Kurma Pitha)

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Continue the yatra

May every step carry the Mother’s blessing. Visit the next peeth, or return to the map.