Tourists can make Rajabhatkhawa a hub to visit some beautiful places in Dooars. Following places can be visited within a short time span….

 

 

Jayanti is a picturesque village in Buxa Tiger Reserve. Jayanti village may be the only place in India where visitors can spend overnight and enjoy the jungle in the core area of a Tiger Reserve forest. A beautiful place along with the meandering Jayanti river forming a natural border of Bhutan is one of the last destinations in Dooars which is till untouched by mass tourism.

 

 

Buxa Fort is just 5 km away from Santarabari and can be reached by a simple one and half hour simple trekking. Buxa Fort is one of the most popular tourist destinations for the visitors in Buxa Tiger Reserve. Buxa Fort located at the height of 2844 ft above the sea level offers the thrill and experience for the novice trekkers.

 

 

Santarabari is the starting point of trekking to Buxa Fort.

 

 

Another small but beautiful valley called Lepchakhawa can be reached from Buxa fort by 5 km trekking.  Lepchakhawa offers a splendid view of entire Buxa Tiger Reserve, plains of  North Bengal and adjoining Bhutan.

 

 

Mahakal Cave – a natural stalactite cave which is also very famous for religion people as well as adventurers. Mahakal cave is just 13 km from Jayanti in Buxa Tiger Reserve.

 

 

Pokhri Hillis a 4 km short and easy trekking from Jayanti village in Buxa Tiger Reserve.

 

 

Raimatang is a forest village inside of Buxa Tiger Reserve. Journey through river bed by car is really thrilling.

 

 

Rover’s point is the heaven for bird watchers which is 3km ahead of Buxa fort.

 

 

Hard trekkers can go ahead another 6 km from Rover’s Point to reach Roopam valley or Rupang valley bordering Bhutan.

 

 

Narathali Lake is also a beautiful destination and located at the east division of Buxa Tiger Reserve forest. It is a restricted place to visit. Only a written permission from Forest Department can take the journey to Narathali Lake.

 

Places to visit around Rajabhatkhawa : Tourists can make Rajabhatkhawa a hub to visit some beautiful places in Dooars. Following places can be visited within a short time span….   Jayanti Village :   Jayanti is a picturesque village in Buxa Tiger Reserve. Jayanti village may be the only place in India where visitors can spend overnight and enjoy the jungle in the core area of a Tiger Reserve forest. A beautiful place along with the meandering Jayanti river forming a natural border of Bhutan is one of the last destinations in Dooars which is till untouched by mass tourism.   Buxa Fort :   Buxa Fort is just 5 km away from Santarabari and can be reached by a simple one and half hour simple trekking. Buxa Fort is one of the most popular tourist destinations for the visitors in Buxa Tiger Reserve. Buxa Fort located at the height of 2844 ft above the sea level offers the thrill and experience for the novice trekkers.   Santarabari :   Santarabari is the starting point of trekking to Buxa Fort.   Lepchakha :   Another small but beautiful valley called Lepchakhawa can be reached from Buxa fort by 5 km trekking.  Lepchakhawa offers a splendid view of entire Buxa Tiger Reserve, plains of  North Bengal and adjoining Bhutan.   Mahakal Temple :   Mahakal Cave – a natural stalactite cave which is also very famous for religion people as well as adventurers. Mahakal cave is just 13 km from Jayanti in Buxa Tiger Reserve.   Pokhri Hill :   Pokhri Hillis a 4 km short and easy trekking from Jayanti village in Buxa Tiger Reserve.   Raimatang :   Raimatang is a forest village inside of Buxa Tiger Reserve. Journey through river bed by car is really thrilling.   Rover’s Point :   Rover’s point is the heaven for bird watchers which is 3km ahead of Buxa fort.   Roopam Valley :   Hard trekkers can go ahead another 6 km from Rover’s Point to reach Roopam valley or Rupang valley bordering Bhutan.   Narathali Lake :   Narathali Lake is also a beautiful destination and located at the east division of Buxa Tiger Reserve forest. It is a restricted place to visit. Only a written permission from Forest Department can take the journey to Narathali Lake.   Chilapata Forest : Chilapata is a dense forest and offers the genuine flavour of wild-life in the  wilderness. Going through the forest is really thrilling to feel like cutting a green wall. Once famous for its terror of  bandits, the forest has become one of the major visiting places for the visitors travelling in Dooars. Chilapata forest features the wonders of wild-life in the real colour of nature.