JAYANTI

Jayanti, often hailed as the "Queen of Dooars," is a charming village nestled on the banks of the Jayanti River within West Bengal's Alipurduar district, forming an integral part of the Buxa Tiger Reserve. Embraced by the Eastern Himalayan foothills and near the Indo-Bhutan border, Jayanti boasts dense forests and rolling hills, offering a serene natural canvas. Named after the Jayanti River, which meanders through, the village unveils picturesque riverine forests and pebble-strewn riverbanks, with the river revealing expansive pebbles and boulders during winter. With its breathtaking views of surrounding hills and forests, Jayanti entices nature lovers and photographers seeking tranquility amidst untouched landscapes. As a sanctuary within the Buxa Tiger Reserve, Jayanti shelters diverse wildlife, including elephants, leopards, and birds, attracting avid birdwatchers. Notably, the village serves as a gateway to the historic Buxa Fort, a poignant reminder of India's colonial past and the struggles for independence, accessible via a trek from Jayanti, adding a cultural dimension to its natural allure.