Bhutanghat: North Bengal's Hidden Gem, A Fairy Tale Confluence of Nature!

• Bhutanghat, near Alipurduar, is a picturesque destination in North Bengal's Dooars region, known for its hills, rivers, and forests.
• Situated about 45 km from Alipurduar town, close to the India-Bhutan border, offering secluded beauty on the banks of the Raidak River.
• Part of the Buxa Tiger Reserve and a vital 'elephant corridor', it's often called the 'Land of Elephants' with diverse wildlife including bison and leopards.
• Nearby Chilapata Forest and Jaldapara National Park are home to one-horned rhinoceros; Nararthali Lake is a birdwatcher's paradise.
• Accommodation available through West Bengal Tourism Development Corporation lodges and forest bungalows in Bhutanghat, Jayanti, and Hatipota; advance booking recommended.