Jampui Hills

Jampui Hills sits in North Tripura bordering Mizoram, the state's highest hill range at roughly 3,000 feet, earning the nickname "Eternal Hills of Spring" for its year-round temperate climate — a genuine rarity in Tripura's otherwise generally warm lowland terrain. The hills support over 50 orchid species, including the rare Vanda coerulea, alongside significant orange orchards cultivated by the local Mizo and Reang communities, and Betlingchhip Peak, Tripura's highest point, offers views extending toward Bangladesh's Chittagong Hill Tracts and the Mizoram hills. Jampui Hills suits travelers wanting Tripura's most significant highland scenery and botanical diversity — a climb to Betlingchhip Peak, orchid spotting throughout the hills, and, during the November-December harvest, a taste of the region's celebrated oranges make for a substantive multi-day visit despite the distance from Agartala.