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How do roads railways rivers and air travel connect Tripura with other places?

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Map highlighting the state of Tripura in northeastern India, shown in orange with its capital Agartala labeled. Surrounding countries including Bangladesh, Myanmar, China, Nepal, Bhutan, Pakistan, and Afghanistan are also visible, with the Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean to the south.
Tripura

Tripura’s transportation infrastructure faces challenges due to its hilly topography and its geographic isolation, as it is bordered by Bangladesh on three sides. Connectivity is maintained through the following systems:1

  • Roads: A national highway traverses the state, connecting the capital, Agartala, with Mizoram to the northeast and Bangladesh to the southeast. A network of major roads links the state's larger towns.1
  • Railways: Several cities in Tripura are served by the North-East Frontier Railway, which is part of India’s national rail network.1
  • Air Travel: Agartala features an airport that provides air links to major Indian cities, including Kolkata in West Bengal, Guwahati in Assam, and the national capital, New Delhi.12
  • Rivers: While many rivers flow through the state, boat traffic is primarily utilized for local transport rather than regional connectivity.13