BY TC News Desk
Agartala, 31st October 2025: Tripura is all set to host the much-anticipated “Unity Promo Fest 2025” from November 8 to December 12, a month-long celebration aimed at promoting tourism and fostering unity among the state’s diverse communities.
The announcement was made by Tourism Minister Sushanta Chowdhury on Friday.
Building on the success of last year’s “Promo Fest 2024”, which was organized as a pilot initiative, the Tourism Department has decided to scale up the event this year to include all districts of the state. “The overwhelming response we received last year encouraged us to make the festival grander and more inclusive. This event will not only promote tourism but also help boost local livelihoods,” said Chowdhury.
Unlike its previous edition, which was limited to select venues, the Unity Promo Fest 2025 will be celebrated across Tripura — including the South and Gomati districts for the first time.
The festivities will kick off with a grand inauguration at Narikel Kunja on November 8 and 9, featuring food stalls, cultural performances, and a fashion show.
Subsequent events will be held at various scenic locations:
Belonia (Nov 15–16): Performances by local artists and playback singer Palak Muchhal.
Udaipur, Gomati (Nov 19–20): Live concert by popular singer Papon.
Jampui Hills (Nov 28–29): Musical acts by a band from Mizoram alongside local performers.
Neer Mahal, Sepahijala (Dec 4–5): Performance by Indian Idol winner Debojit Saha from Silchar.
The festival will conclude with a grand finale in Agartala on December 11 and 12, where celebrated Bollywood singer Zubeen Nautiyal will perform on the final night.Minister Chowdhury expressed optimism that this year’s edition will attract record-breaking crowds. He also highlighted that multiple tourism infrastructure projects worth several crores are underway to enhance the state’s appeal and improve visitor experiences.
“The Unity Promo Fest 2025 is more than just a tourism campaign—it’s a celebration of harmony, culture, and togetherness among all communities of Tripura,” Chowdhury emphasized, underscoring the government’s commitment to inclusive growth through cultural exchange.
