
Kamalasagar Border Haat
Kasba, Tripura, India
A twice-weekly India–Bangladesh border market on neutral ground — hilsa, tant sarees and two nations shopping together.
Why visit: Buy Bangladeshi hilsa without a passport.
- ›Cross-border bazaar
- ›Hilsa and jamdani stalls
- ›People-watching
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Best time
Market days (check locally)
Entry fee
Free (ID needed)
Est. budget
₹300–1,000
Duration
2 hrs
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