Albert Ekka Memorial Park

Albert Ekka Memorial Park is a landscaped public park and war memorial located in Lichubagan, Agartala, Tripura. Developed in memory of Lance Naik Albert Ekka, Param Vir Chakra recipient martyred in the 1971 Indo-Pak War, the park features a bronze statue of the soldier, manicured gardens, pathways and seating areas. Maintained as a tribute and recreational space, it serves as a place for remembrance, leisure walks and family outings near central Agartala.

Visitors can expect a well-maintained urban park centered around a bronze statue of Lance Naik Albert Ekka on a pedestal. The park has landscaped lawns, flower beds, paved walkways, benches and shaded seating areas. It offers a quiet environment for leisure walks, photography and paying tribute at the memorial. The setting is open and family-friendly, suitable for short relaxation and sightseeing within Agartala city.

The park is dedicated to Lance Naik Albert Ekka of the 14 Guards, who was posthumously awarded the Param Vir Chakra, India's highest gallantry award, for his bravery in the Battle of Gangasagar during the 1971 Indo-Pak War. He was martyred on 3 December 1971 while capturing an enemy position. The memorial was developed by the Government of Tripura to honour his sacrifice.

The park serves as a place of remembrance and civic pride in Tripura, honouring a national war hero. It is used for commemorative events and as a public recreational space that reflects respect for armed forces and patriotic heritage.