Chaturdasha Temple
About Chaturdasha Temple
Chaturdasha Temple stands as a significant Hindu place of worship in Agartala, Tripura, dedicated to the Chaturdasha Devata—a collective of fourteen deities. The temple's architectural design showcases the characteristic Tripuri dome, patterned after traditional village hut rooflines indigenous to the region. Surmounting this dome is a stupa-like structure that reveals historical Buddhist architectural influences, reflecting the syncretic religious traditions of the area. The temple attracts devotees particularly during the kharchi festival, a major religious observance that draws pilgrims seeking blessings from the fourteen deities.
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