Ambassa Forest Rest House
About the Ambassa Forest Rest House: The Ambassa Forest Rest House (FRH) is a state-run accommodation facility managed by the Tripura Forest Department, primarily intended for visiting government officials, but also available for private tourists upon prior booking and approval from the Forest Divis ion Office. It offers a basic yet comfortable stay in a tranquil, secluded setting amidst the lush greenery near the Eco Park. The location provides a unique opportunity to experience the peace and quiet of the forest environment, a stark contrast to the town's bustle. It often features a large compound, basic kitchen/dining facilities, and spacious rooms, making it an excellent base for nature lovers, bird watchers, and researchers exploring the Dhalai District's diverse ecosystem. Availability is limited, so early booking is highly recommended.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
1 to 2 days (for an immersive stay)Place Type:
Accommodation/EcotourismEntry Fees:
Booking Fee Structure: Entry is only via a prior booking permit from the Ambassa Forest Division Office. The tariff is generally low for government rest houses but is divided by status: Official Rate (lowest, e. g. , Rs.300 per night), Private Indian Citizen Rate (medium, e. ...Booking Fee Structure: Entry is only via a prior booking permit from the Ambassa Forest Division Office. The tariff is generally low for government rest houses but is divided by status: Official Rate (lowest, e. g. , Rs.300 per night), Private Indian Citizen Rate (medium, e. g. , Rs.800-Rs.1500 per night), and a Foreign National Rate (highest, e. g. , Rs.2000+ per night).
Catering/Meal Charges: Meals are typically not included and are charged separately by the caretaker/cook on an actual cost basis, which is generally very economical (e. g. , Rs.150-Rs.250 per meal).Timing:
Regular Timings: The facility is Open 24/7 for booked guests; check-in/check-out is usually around 12:00 PM (Noon), similar to most accommodation.
Ideal Visit Time: The Ideal Visit Time is anytime you can secure a booking, but Early Morning...Regular Timings: The facility is Open 24/7 for booked guests; check-in/check-out is usually around 12:00 PM (Noon), similar to most accommodation.
Ideal Visit Time: The Ideal Visit Time is anytime you can secure a booking, but Early Morning and Late Evening are the most rewarding times to be on the property to witness the natural beauty and silence.Special Events:
The Forest Department Annual Meet: Sometimes, the Ambassa Forest Rest House hosts important official meetings or small conferences for the Tripura Forest Department, which, while making it unavailable for tourists, turns the compound into a hub of high-level environmental di...The Forest Department Annual Meet: Sometimes, the Ambassa Forest Rest House hosts important official meetings or small conferences for the Tripura Forest Department, which, while making it unavailable for tourists, turns the compound into a hub of high-level environmental discussion and policy-making.Best Photo Spots:
The Rustic Porch: A shot of the long, wooden-railed porch with a simple chair, bathed in the soft, diffused light of a rainy afternoon, conveying a sense of solitude.
The Old Tree: A dramatic, wide-angle photo of the large, old tree that oft...The Rustic Porch: A shot of the long, wooden-railed porch with a simple chair, bathed in the soft, diffused light of a rainy afternoon, conveying a sense of solitude.
The Old Tree: A dramatic, wide-angle photo of the large, old tree that often stands tall in the compound, a symbol of the forest's age and resilience.
Window View: A photo taken from inside a room, looking out through the wooden-framed window to the dense, green foliage, emphasizing the immersive experience of the forest.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Early Morning Bird Watching: Spend the early hours on the verandah or in the garden for bird watching, as the rest house is a natural magnet for forest and garden species.
Read and Relax: Utilize the peaceful, secluded environment for reading a book or simply meditating and enjoying the absolute quietness of the forest setting.
Plan Treks: Use the rest house as a base for planning and starting short nature treks (with official permission and a guide) into the less-traveled areas of the surrounding forest division.
Sunset Tea: Enjoy a traditional Tripuri tea (or your own brew) on the front porch during sunset, watching the light fade over the nearby trees. Simple Campfire (with permission) If permitted, organize a small, controlled campfire in the compound on a c...
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Why Famous:
The Ambassa Forest Rest House is famous for offering a highly secluded and tranquil accommodation option, providing a rare opportunity for tourists to stay right on the edge of the forest, often with a beautiful view of the nearby Eco Park and its lake, making it a favorite for genuine nature seeker...The Ambassa Forest Rest House is famous for offering a highly secluded and tranquil accommodation option, providing a rare opportunity for tourists to stay right on the edge of the forest, often with a beautiful view of the nearby Eco Park and its lake, making it a favorite for genuine nature seekers. -
Architecture:
Rustic Colonial Style with Wood Accents: The architecture of the Ambassa Forest Rest House typically follows a simple, bungalow-style design that is practical for its environment.
Structural Features and Dimensions: It is usually a single-st...Rustic Colonial Style with Wood Accents: The architecture of the Ambassa Forest Rest House typically follows a simple, bungalow-style design that is practical for its environment.
Structural Features and Dimensions: It is usually a single-story building constructed with thick walls and a high-pitched roof, often made of corrugated metal sheets or tiles, designed to keep the interiors cool in summer and manage heavy rain. The building dimensions are generally around 30 meters by 12 meters, housing 3-4 spacious guest rooms (e. g. , 15 feet by 20 feet), a common dining area, and a kitchen. It often features a large, covered porch with a concrete floor and a simple railing, providing a lovely space for evening tea and bird-watching. The structure uses generous amounts of local timber for window frames, doors, and furniture, giving it a rustic, natural aesthetic. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Fly to Agartala (IXA) (87 KMS). From Agartala, hire a private taxi to Ambassa via NH 8, then take a local transport for the last 3 KMs to the rest house near the DFO Complex.
By Train: Take a train to Ambassa Railway Station (ABSA) ... -
Near Tourist Places:
Ambassa Eco Park (<1 KM); Ambassa Forest Division Office (<1 KM); Ambassa Lake (nearby); Ambassa Bus Stand (3 KMS); Ambassa Market (3 KMS); Longtharai Mandir (33 KMS); Kamaleswari Mandir, Kamalpur (38 KMS); Dumboor Lake (80 KMS); Ganganagar (35 KMS); Jampui Hills (105 KMS).
Tourism Tips
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Health & Safety: Carry warm bedding in winter as the rooms can be cold. Be aware of the presence of local insects and small wildlife; keep doors and windows secured. Carry sufficient drinking water and snacks.
Packing: Pack essential toil...
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