South Tripura (দক্ষিণ ত্রিপুরা) is a district in southern Tripura, India, with its administrative headquarters at Belonia. Bordering Bangladesh, it is known for green hills, agricultural landscapes and connections with communities across the frontier. It includes towns such as Sabroom and Santirbazar, alongside many rural settlements.
Bengali-speaking and indigenous communities contribute to the district’s languages, festivals, food and cultural traditions. Farming, rubber cultivation, local trade and public services support livelihoods. Pilak’s archaeological remains reflect the region’s Buddhist and Hindu heritage, while Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary is an important natural landmark. Sabroom’s border infrastructure gives the district a significant role in discussions about regional connectivity and trade.
Common civic concerns include reliable roads, drinking water, healthcare access, school facilities and employment opportunities. Residents also have a stake in agricultural support, flood preparedness, forest conservation and human-wildlife coexistence. Improving services in remote villages and ensuring that border-linked development benefits local communities remain important priorities.