Location
Bashgram (Bamboo Village), Katlamara, Megliband Part, near Simna, West Tripura District, Tripura, India. Located approximately 41 km from Agartala on the Agartala–Simna Road. BASH GRAM
About Bashgram (Border Tourism)
Bashgram, meaning “Bamboo Village,” is one of Tripura’s most unique rural tourism destinations, where sustainable living, eco-tourism, and tribal culture come together in a picturesque natural setting. Developed by the Government of Tripura as a model bamboo tourism village, Bashgram is spread across a beautifully landscaped area featuring traditional bamboo cottages, bamboo bridges, eco-friendly accommodation, yoga and meditation spaces, lush bamboo groves, and scenic tea plantations. The village offers visitors an authentic experience of Tripura’s indigenous culture through traditional dance performances, local handicrafts, bamboo craftsmanship, and delicious Tripuri cuisine served in bamboo utensils. Recognized as one of India’s Best Rural Tourism Villages, Bashgram promotes environmentally responsible tourism while preserving the region’s rich cultural heritage. Its tranquil atmosphere, natural beauty, and sustainable lifestyle make it an ideal destination for nature lovers, photographers, families, and travelers seeking an offbeat experience near Agartala.
Highlights
- One of India’s Best Rural Tourism Villages.
- Unique bamboo-themed eco-tourism destination.
- Traditional bamboo cottages, bridges, and eco-friendly infrastructure.
- Experience authentic Tripuri tribal culture and hospitality.
- Live demonstrations of bamboo handicrafts and craftsmanship.
- Traditional cultural performances including Garia and Jhumur dances.
- Scenic bamboo groves, tea gardens, and peaceful natural surroundings.
- Ideal destination for eco-tourism, photography, wellness retreats, and rural experiences.
Distance
- Distance: Approximately 41 km
- Travel Time: Approximately 1 hour by road via Agartala–Simna Road.
