Which religions are practiced by the people of Tripura?

The population of Tripura practices several religions, with Hinduism being the faith of the great majority of the people.1

The state is also home to various minority religious groups:

• Muslims: This group constitutes the largest religious minority in the state, though they account for less than one-tenth of the total population.1
• Buddhists: Most members of the Chakma and Marma (Mogh) communities practice Buddhism.1
• Christians: There is a small minority of Christians, which is found particularly among the tribal populations.1

While Hinduism is the predominant religion, the cultural landscape is enriched by the diverse traditions of these groups, as well as the distinct festivals and folklore of the indigenous tribal communities.12