About Jampui Hills
Jampui Hills is a hill range in North Tripura district, Tripura, centered around Vanghmun village near the Mizoram border. Rising to about 930 metres at Betlingchhip, the state's highest peak, it is known for its cool climate, extensive orange orchards, and panoramic views of Mizoram and the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Inhabited predominantly by Mizo communities, it is promoted as Tripura's only hill station and hosts the annual Orange and Tourism Festival.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a cool, misty hill environment with rolling ridges, orange orchards, and viewpoints offering panoramic vistas of Mizoram and Bangladesh hills. The area centers on Vanghmun village with scattered Mizo settlements, the Eden Tourist Lodge viewpoint, and Betlingchhip peak. Visitors can explore village walks, orchard visits, nature trails, and photography points. Accommodation is limited to tourist lodges and homestays, with basic eateries and winding hill roads.
Key highlights
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Highest peak in Tripura at Betlingchhip (Thaidawr) at approximately 930 metres
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Panoramic views of Mizoram hills and Chittagong Hill Tracts from viewpoints
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Extensive orange orchards and annual Orange and Tourism Festival in November
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Pleasant cool climate known as the permanent seat of spring
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Mizo cultural experience in Vanghmun and surrounding villages
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Eden Tourist Lodge viewpoint for sunrise and sunset
History of Jampui Hills
Jampui Hills is traditionally inhabited by Mizo (Lushai) communities and was developed for horticulture, particularly orange cultivation introduced in the mid-20th century, which became central to the local economy and identity.
Culture & Context
The hills are the cultural centre of the Mizo community in Tripura, known for Mizo traditions, Chapchar Kut celebrations, and the annual Orange and Tourism Festival that showcases local produce, handicrafts, and cultural performances.
Route
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