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Kulai, Dhalai

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Record originEnglish Wikipedia
Text licenseCC BY-SA 4.0
Source revisionOct 11, 2025
Entity authorityQ25212353 ↗
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The Indian village Kula jii is located in the taluk of Ambassa, district of Dhalai, in the State of Tripura.

Location

Kulai is located 19 km towards west from District headquarters Ambassa and 66 km from State capital Agartala

Khowai, Kailasahar, Jogendranagar, Indranagar are nearby cities to Kulai

Kanchanpur (2 km), Purba Nalicherra (2 km), Lalchhari (3 km), Paschim Lalchari (3 km), Jagannathpur (5 km) are nearby villages to Kulai

Kulai is surrounded by Salema Tehsil towards North, Mungiakami Tehsil towards West, Manu Tehsil towards East, Tulashikhar Tehsil towards North

Kulai is in the border of the Dhalai District and West Tripura District

Language

Bengali is the local language in Kulai.

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