The tribal people of Tripura celebrate Garia Puja on the seventh day of the month of Baisakh, which is in the month of April. The puja ends with dancing and singing. 

Diwali is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Tripura, but its celebrations are most colorful at the Tripura Sundari Temple near Udaipur.  A big mela is followed by a cultural program during mid-Kartik.

Unakoti is the delightful venue of the annual Ashokastani fair. Pilgrims gather on this occasion to perform rituals and take a holy dip in the water of Astami kunda.

The orange harvest is the scene for the colorful Orange & Tourism Festival held every year on the Jampui Hills during the month of November.  Jampui Hill is the only hill station in Tripura where the succulent fruit grows so bountifully.  

Celebrated for 3 days, the main attraction of this festival is the boat race on Rudrasagar Lake organized annually by the Information Cultural Affairs & Tourism Department. Other festivities include a swimming competition and cultural programmes.

The Pilak Archaeological and Tourism Festival is celebrated for 3 days in South Tripura district. Various cultural programmes are organised during this time, with participation from eminent artists from the state and outside. 

This 2-day fair sees people gather at Tirthamukh, where the river Gomati originates, to take a sacred dip in the river, shave their heads to honour their ancestors, and pray for the souls of the deceased.