Nature/ Scenic

The Raima Valley, also known as the mother of the tribals of Tripura is actually a huge volume of enclosed space created due to the formation of a pleat within the mountain folds permitting the commissioning of the Gumti hydel project on the Raima river. This project caters for augmenting deficit power supply of the state and has a large catchments of water within the Raima valley. The area in general and the Raima valley in particular has seen development as a favored tourist spot over last decade.

Domboor Lake is a calm and serene lake replete with varieties of natural as well a cultured aquatic life and regular visits by Migratory birds from far countries. Water sports facilities enchanting gardens and entertainment facilities are an additional incentive for visiting this beautiful lake which boasts of a Hydel Project in the vicinity. 14th January every year witnesses a surge in crowd at the lake for the 'Pous Sankranti Mela'. The lake formed due to the convergence rivers Raima and Saima is a treat to visit and enjoy.

The hills and valleys have always enchanted the human minds however the spectacle presented by the Chittangong Hills spread over a vast region simply sweeps the onlooker off the feet. The hills (as they are inappropriately called) are actually a series of mini mountains deep and far stretching valleys and a mini canyon formed by the mishmash of seven rivers. The rivers, Feni, Karnafuli, Chengi, Myani, Kassalong, Sangu and Matamuhuri cavort and gambol across the valley presenting an enchanting dance of frolic and fun across the ranges.

One of the most beautiful beaches of India, the Ahmadpur Mandvi beach, commands a magnificent view of the Fort. A lovely children's garden shadowed by branching palms on the other side of the road is another attraction.

Gomtimata Beach is counted among the best beaches of the region and is a must-visit. Quiet and covered with natural white sand, it is situated at the western corner of the island. The ambience and the scenery is very picturesque here.

Jallandhar Shrine is located on a hillock close to the beach. This small shrine crowned with a dome houses a stone carved face of Jallandhar a mythological demon who was killed by Lord Krishna. Near by there is also a temple of Goddess Chandrika. The beach is at a distance of 1 km from Diu Town.

The Ghoghla Beach is a sandy beach. A tourist complex nearby provides all basic amenities to tourists. It is the largest and gentlest beach of Diu.

The Golden sand beach undulates into the horizon while the Arabian Sea laps away at the edge as though imploring the sands to let it find its own peach. You can do swimming, sunbathing, parasailing, surfing etc.

Chakratirath Beach is centrally located and contiguoys to the town at Diu. This beach serves the locals as well as domestic and international tourists, providing them with an opportunity to have a worthwhile break. The hill and the surrounding areas and landscape has been beautiful illuminated.

It is located near the Nagoa hamlet of the village of Bucharwada. The Beach is exceptionally beautiful and quiet. In this horse - shoe shaped beach, various water sports facilities are available. It is completely safe for swimming. Plenty of Hoka trees whisper and sway in the intoxicating sea breeze all day long. The virginity of the beach and serenity of the surroundings give the visitor peace and pleasure beyond expression.

Enclosing a cove of quiet blue water, Nani Daman Beach in Daman District is an ideal getaway. Nani Daman Fort, Gandhi Park and Jampore Beach are nearby attractions.