Kailashahar, located near Agartala, is a well-known vacation town. It was formerly the capital of the Kingdom of Tripura, and there is still traces of its regal past here. Most of the identity of this town comes from the real and important past, and its colors can still be seen around the city. Kailashahar is not only famous for its temples, lush green tea gardens, but also a popular destination for trekking.  The famous temples here are the Lakhi Narayan Bari which is dedicated to Lord Krishna and is one of the ancient monuments of India. Another most visited temple here is the  14 deities temple or Chouddo Devotar Temple which is thronged by devotees during the Kharchi Pooja in July. The tea estates of the city are mostly owned and managed privately. The ea leaves grown here are totally organic. The main festival in Kaila Shahar is the Durga Festival which takes place between September and October, which is a popular place for all children, the elderly, and adults. Kailashahar is particularly well-known for its dazzling light festival, "Kali Puja." This tiny city is home to one of the largest Kali Puja Pandals. The major religion is Hinduism, and there are several temples around Kailashahar.