Mahamuni Pagoda
Sabroom, Tripura · Lord Buddha · Buddhist Temple
Major south Tripura Buddhist pilgrimage drawing devotees from India and Southeast Asia.
Mahamuni Pagoda — the Mahamuni Buddhist temple Tripura Tourism places 134 km south of Agartala — draws devotees from across India and from Thailand, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Japan, and Bangladesh, described on the state portal as an atmosphere of sublime divinity.
History
Tripura Tourism calls Mahamuni a Buddhist shrine of repute and veneration, 134 km south of Agartala near the southern tip of the state.
The shrine draws devotees not only from within India but also Buddhist pilgrims from Thailand, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Japan and neighbouring Bangladesh.
It lies 25 km from Sabroom, 23 km from Jolaibari, 20 km from Manu Bazar and 82 km from Udaipur, and the state runs the Mahamuni Tourist Lodge at Manubankul for visitors.
Good to know
State-listed Buddhist pilgrimage 134 km from Agartala
International devotee visits noted on Tripura Tourism
Gateway stop near Sabroom, Jolaibari, and Manu Bazar distances on the portal
Getting there
Road from Agartala (~134 km), Udaipur (~82 km), or Sabroom (~25 km); Tripura Tourism lists multiple reference distances on its Mahamuni page.
Best time to visit: Oct – Mar