SHILCHHARA BUDDHA WATERFALL – A HIDDEN GEM OF PECHARTHAL, NORTH TRIPURA
DirectionMajestic and tranquil – the cascading beauty of Shilchhara Buddha Waterfall
Located near the peaceful town of Pecharthal, in the heart of North Tripura, the Shilchhara Buddha Waterfall is one of the most serene and lesser-known natural attractions of the region. With fresh waters tumbling down moss-covered rocks, surrounded by thick forest, and guarded by a calm Buddha statue, this destination offers a rare combination of natural beauty and spiritual stillness.
Nature Meets Serenity
A peaceful Buddha idol sits calmly near the waterfall – offering blessings in silence
What makes Shilchhara special isn’t just its pristine surroundings—but the sense of calm it offers. The Buddha statue placed beside the flowing waters symbolizes peace, drawing not just nature lovers, but also those seeking mindfulness and meditation. Visitors often sit by the falls, absorbing the sights and sounds of untouched nature.
Things to Do
- Take nature walks around the forest trails
- Meditate by the Buddha statue
- Enjoy a splash in the shallow waters
- Capture scenic moments and wildlife around
How to Reach :
By Air
To reach Pecharthal from Agartala Airport, travel approximately 190–200 km via NH-8 by road, taking 7–8 hours by taxi or bus. Alternatively, take a taxi to Agartala Railway Station, board a train to Pecharthal (6–7 hours), then hire local transport to reach your final destination.
By Train
To reach Pecharthal from Agartala, take a direct train like the 07679 DMU (06:50 AM) or 05675 Passenger (05:55 PM), taking around 3 hours. The distance is approximately 117 km. After reaching Pecharthal station, use a local rickshaw or cab for onward travel to your destination.
By Road
To reach Pecharthal by road from Agartala, travel approximately 190–200 km via NH-8, taking around 7–8 hours. You can hire a private taxi or take a bus via Ambassa and Kumarghat. The route is scenic, passing through hilly and forested areas of North Tripura.