Khumulwng

The most beautiful landmark of the town is the Kaunsil Nok (Council House) located right in the heart of the town. This structure houses the legislative body of the TTAADC (Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council).

Khumulwng Baptist Church

There are many Churches in and around the town area, most notably

St.Thomas Believers Eastern Church:- Believers Eastern Church Tripura was established by Rev.Anil Kumar Debbarma, who is now known as Bishop Anil Mor Philemon, the first Ordained Bishop of BEC among the tripuri community, in the month of February 1996 (his wife Suchitra Debbarma was also present throughout the journey of BEC Tripura). It started as Gospel for Asia (GFA) Bible training center with only 30 students. Gospel for Asia Bible training center (now known BEC minor seminary) is the first Bible collage in Tripura. At present, the BEC church campus in Khumulwng stays as the headquarter for the four mission dioceses under Believers Eastern Church Tripura. This church and the seminary was established while Khumulwng was still a forest area with very less people living there. Being the first Bible college of Tripura, it was not easy for the pioneers to not face any troublesome days.

• Khumulwng Baptist Church:- This church was established on 22 March 1998. Rev.Chuanshekhor Debbarma, Dn. Bhupendra Debbarma, Dn. Hemchandra Debbarma and many Christians of Khumulwng area had faced many barriers to established the Church at Khumulwng. At that time the church had a thatch roofed prayer house. It has now a beautiful Church building which was designed by Er. Dhaniram Debbarma and Er. Ranjit Debbarma and built during his 10 years tenure(2001–2010) as Secretary of the Church. This church has 471 members(AS per census 2010).
• Zion Baptist Church
• Joygobin Baptist Church
• Khakchangma Baptist Church
• Dashram Baptist Church
• Galili Baptist Church
• Immanuel Baptist Church
• Rangchak Baptist Church
• Mwichwnghar Baptist Church
• Presbyterian Church

On every December a fair is organized by the group of local churches where people of all walks of life and from all faith participate to show their brotherhood.

The Tiprasa Indigenous tools collection exhibition of Khumulwng Museum displays over 100 different types used in day to day life from farming to crafting.

Khumulwng Museum and Heritage Centre is a popular destination for tourist who visits the scenic town. It houses the indigenous Tiprasa culture and folk art. It also have collections of rare Tiprasa jewelleries, crafts, instruments and paintings.[4][5]

The Khumulwng Museum and Heritage Centre has a collection of paintings that portrays the culture of the Indigenous Tiprasa people of Tripura.

The museum exhibits the Indigenous Tiprasa cultures related to dresses, cloths, real life sized sculptures and inscriptions. Annually, it gets a visitors above thousand.

The banks present in the town are:

• State Bank of India

• United Bank of India
• Tripura Gramin Bank

There are some markets in the town area catering to the growing needs of the town population. They are:

• Dukmali Hati, the main central market of the town
• Khumulwng Super Market
• Salka Hati Multicomplex

There are three important schools in Khumulwng. They are:

• Yakhili Academy, a privately run school by Sadar North Baptist Association.
• Khumpui Academy, school run by TTAADC.
• Khumpui Academy Annexe, an adjacent branch of the Khumpui Academy established in 2021.
• Eklayva High School, a central government school.
• Sal Sampili (SASA) Academy, a private English Medium school.

• Government General Degree College, Khumulwng
• Government Polytechnic Institute, Khumulwng
• Industrial Training Institute, Khumulwng
• NIELIT, Khumulwng
• Tripura Tribal Folk Music College
• TTAADC Polytechnic Institute, Khumulwng
• Borok Paramedical Institution & Technology, Khumulwng

It is located in the center of the town and is a place for motor vehicles running to neighbouring towns of Agartala, Jirania and Jampuijala.

The nearest railway station is Jirania Railway Station, 3 km away from the town across the river Haora.

The nearest airport is Agartala Airport located about 35 km away.

Khumulwng has a Town-Hall situated near the Kaunsil Nok which is used by the people of the town for organizing various programs and functions.

Across the Town-Hall is a park, used often as a picnic spot which is surrounded on three sides by a man-made lake.

There is a government run hospital named as Kherengbar Hospital to serve the needs of the town and the surrounding population.

There is a stadium in the town constructed by the Government which hosts many events and parades.

The Kokborok Language Library is situated in Khumulwng near the stadium and is run by the TTAADC administration.

The Festival of Indigenous Tiprasa or FIT is a musical festival organised by Sports and Youth Affairs Department of the TTAADC Government in Khumulwng.[6] It was first held in 2021 for three days long. Famous artists that performed in FIT are Borkung Hrangkhawl, Bollywood singer Papon and Lucky Ali.[7]

KBCA Tripuri choir at the TBYF 2005, Khumulwng

A huge gathering called Tripura Baptist Youth Fellowship was organized on 28–30 January 2005 in Khumulwng Baptist Church. The total delegation crossed 1500 strength. Delegates came from all over Tripura and even from Mizoram. Executives of TBCU, Zoram Baptist Mission and Evangelical Church of Maraland also took part in the fellowship. Different tribes of Tripura came and mingled with each other as if all were the same, like all in one, in Christ. The fellowship included Musical Meet, Discussions and Bible Classes.