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Tour Cooch Behar's palaces, see Alipurduar's Buxa Fort, and explore Gorumara's... Read More
Tour Cooch Behar's palaces, see Alipurduar's Buxa Fort, and explore Gorumara's deep forests and rhino habitats. Read Less
Alipurduar in Dooars is always the travellers' preference as they want to experience the wildlife and the beauty of this destination. Alipurduar is the gateway to North-East India and Bhutan. It is located on the Kaljani River's banks in the Himalayan foothills. It is a nature lover's delight, surrounded by rising mountains, lush green forests, and flowing rivers. Get closer to the beauty of Alipurduar and experience a wonderful holiday but prior to your tour, have a look at the below-mentioned frequently asked questions (F.A.Q).
Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary: The most popular forest near Alipurduar is Jaldapara National Park or Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary. This National park is equipped with a rich variety of wildlife. This nature reserve is home to a vast population of one-horned rhinos. Royal Bengal Tigers, Barking Deer, Bison, elephants, Deer, Hog Deer, Spotted Deer, and other animal populations can be found in the park.
Buxa Fort: During your Alipurduar Tour with our package, you will also visit Buxa Fort which is located just 24 kilometres of driving distance away. Buxa Fort is a trekker's delight, located approximately 24 kilometres from Alipurduar's main town. It was previously a British prison used to detain Indian freedom fighters. The fort is now completely demolished. Visitors usually trek to it, though, because of its immense historical value.
Buxa Tiger Reserve: Merely 19 km driving distance away from Alipurduar, Buxa Tiger Reserve is included in the package. The Royal Bengal Tiger is a popular sighting in the sanctuary. It does, however, provide habitat for wild species such as leopards and mongooses, as well as Asian elephants, gaurs, hog deer, and wild buffalo.
