Benuban Vihar, situated at a distance of 2 km north from Agartala is a small Buddhist shrine in the Kunjaban area. This shrine preserves a metal idol of Bodhisatva and Lord Buddha, which was originally created in Burma. However, the idol was later transferred to Benuban Vihar for installation into this shrine.
Gedu Miar Maszid is the only mosque in Agartala, situated in the Shibnagar area. This imposing mosque holds importance as a place for the minority Muslims of Tripura. The site bears testimony to the devotion and piety of a remarkable individual.
Panch Tirtha is one of the temples situated on the Tosham hill in the town of Tosham. Tourists and devotees visit the temple on the eve of Kartika Purnima and take a holy dip in the tank located in the premises.
Samadhi of Mungipa is located at Tosham in the district of Bhiwani. Sodha Mungipa laid himself in the samadhi as he believed that he killed the cow during meditation. Tourists can reach this site from the eastern side by climbing up to the Tosham hill. Moreover, tourists can see the domed structure where a large amount of food grains and oils are offered. Visitors can also explore the water pool in a cavern and a Shiva temple that lies in proximity.
Shri Satya Narayan Temple is situated in the vicinity of Amin Mandi and was constructed in 1943. The well Known Nawab of Loharu donated the land for the construction of temple. Tourists can visit this temple dedicated to Lord Satya Narayan.
Shikharband Mandir was built in 1653 and is among the oldest Hindu temples in the destination. Tourists can find traces of Sheikhawati days of rule in the temple, which is dedicated to Lord Rama.
Mandir and Samadhi of Baba Shami Dayal is one of the oldest temples of Charkhi Dadri in the district of Bhiwani. The temple is situated on the banks of Shyamesar Tank and was constructed under the supervision of Bilhan. It is said that Bilhan saw a dream in which saint Shami Dayal wanted to build a temple, which would spread prosperity of his caste and area. Every year on the 8th day of Bhadrapad, a fair is organised which is attended by a number of Phogat Jats.
Shyamesar Tank is surrounded with a number of temples and ghats. The tank was constructed in 1687 by Lala Sita Ram, who is believed to be the treasurer of Muhammad Shah, Emperor of Delhi. However, other legend states that he was the treasurer of Shah Jahan, the Mughal Emperor of India. At present, the government has arranged the provision of supplying canal water to the tank.
Hanuman Mandir is one of the oldest temples constructed 300 years ago in Bhiwani. Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, travellers and devotees visit the temple on Tuesdays.
Jain Temple was built in 1995 in the village named Ranila in Bhiwani district. The temple is visited by travellers as well as devotees for its architecture.