Lepchakha Village is considered the "Queen of Dooars". It is a tiny hamlet located on the ridge of Buxa Tiger Reserve. The enchanting natural beauty of this province perfectly fits the title. Due to its proximity to Buxa Tiger Reserve, this far-flung provincial site boasts surreal natural surroundings. Being endowed with nature, the place adds one more to the pride of North Bengal.
This offbeat hamlet stands along with Buxa Hill near the southern hilly province of Bhutan. Buxa Tiger Reserve is the 15th Tiger Reserve in India. It is one of the prominent protected forest reserves in the Dooars region. Its secluded location makes it one of the less explored places in Dooars, North Bengal.
Why Visit Lepchakha Village
Lepchakha is a serene shelter for nature lovers. The place offers jaw-dropping vistas of twelve rivers meandering through the Dooars region. It is one of the sparsely populated areas. The province is inhabited by the Drukpas, who are of Bhutanese origin. Drukpas have a unique culture of their own.
This scenic hamlet sprawls in proximity to South Bhutan, due to which the village even has a border outpost for the security bureaus. The distance between Bhutan and Lepchakha Village is just 3 km.
