Tripura Tribal Museum

The Tripura Tribal Museum, also known as the Tripura State Tribal Museum, is located within the Tribal Research and Cultural Institute campus at Suparibagan in Agartala, Tripura. Established by the Government of Tripura to preserve and showcase the heritage of the state's 19 Scheduled Tribes, it displays traditional artifacts, costumes, ornaments, musical instruments, bamboo crafts, and dioramas depicting tribal life, rituals and housing patterns, offering insight into the indigenous cultures of Tripura.

Visitors can expect a compact indoor museum within the Tribal Research and Cultural Institute complex displaying galleries dedicated to Tripura's 19 Scheduled Tribes. Exhibits include life-size dioramas of tribal huts and daily life, traditional costumes and jewellery, bamboo and cane handicrafts, hunting and agricultural tools, musical instruments, and models illustrating festivals and rituals. The setting is educational and research-oriented with labelled displays, photographs and explanatory panels arranged in halls for self-guided or guided viewing.

Established in 2009 by the Tribal Research and Cultural Institute (TRCI), Government of Tripura, to document, preserve and promote the history and heritage of Tripura's 19 Scheduled Tribes. The museum was developed as a centre for research, education and display of tribal art, culture and traditions.

Represents the diverse cultural heritage of Tripura's 19 tribal communities including Tripuri, Reang (Bru), Jamatia, Chakma, Halam, Noatia and others. Exhibits illustrate traditional attire, ornaments, bamboo and cane craftsmanship, musical instruments, tools, housing patterns and ritual practices, reflecting the living traditions and artistic skills of the state's indigenous peoples.