Jayanti Homestay

Our homestay is located in the picturesque town of Jayanti, on the banks of the Jayanti River. Because of its location, cuisine, hospitality, and lodging, we recommend this resort.
This three-story resort includes a riverfront deck. It’s a bit out of the way from the village bus stop, so there’s some solitude. The lush Buxa forest surrounds it, while the front view of Jayanti Hills and the river adds to the uniqueness of the experience. Well Known in Jayanti for its hospitality, food and services. Car parking space available.

Attractions:
One of the most popular activities for visitors to Jayanti is going on a safari through the lush forests. The surge of excitement as you walk through the woodland pathways and see a variety of species is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Jeeps and automobiles may be rented from your hotel or the main office in Rajabhatkhawa. They supply you with a car as well as forest guides who will show you around in the safest way possible. They’ll take you to places in the forest where you can witness a variety of animals. You may also go for nature walks around the paths to get closer to nature.
Around Jayanti Village, there are many wonderful sites to visit that may be explored in a short or medium amount of time by hiking. Buxa Fort is a renowned tourist site for all types of visitors. Rover’s point, 3 kilometres ahead of Buxa fort, is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Hard hikers might continue for another 6 kilometres to Roopam Valley or Rupang Valley, which is on the Bhutanese border.
By walking 5 kilometres from Buxa fort, you may reach Lepchakhawa, a tiny yet picturesque valley. Adventure-seeking hikers may go on a 13-kilometre journey from Buxa fort to Jayanti hamlet, passing through deep woodland. However, prior written authorization from the forest department and the companionship of an expert guide are necessary to enjoy the path.
Pokhri Hill, in the Buxa Tiger Reserve, is a 4 kilometre short and simple climb from Jayanti hamlet.
From Jayanti, tourists may also visit Chilapata Forest and the Khayerbari Leopard Rescue Centre, as well as, Totopara, and Phuentsholling.

Bagdogra Airport in Siliguri is the closest airport to Jayanti (195kms). The nearest train station to Jayanti is Alipurduar. Jayanti is roughly 30 kilometres from Alipurduar. Taxis and rental automobiles are readily accessible here as well and will transport you right to the forest. Jayanti is also accessible by Rajabhatkhawa from Siliguri, Coochbehar, and Jaldapara.

If you wish to be immersed in a diverse and rich diversity of natural life, surrounded by forested mountains and overlooking a magnificent white river bed, Jayanti is the place to go. It has wooed many people’s hearts, and its captivating magnetism is sure to leave you spellbound.
Jayanti, sometimes known as the “Queen of Dooars,” is a captivatingly beautiful woodland hamlet located 30 kilometres from Alipurduar in West Bengal’s Jalpaiguri District. It is located alongside the Jayanti River, on the outskirts of the world-famous Buxa Reserve Forest. This is one of the remaining undisturbed pure Dooars places, with views of nature’s bounty—the lush green deep forest, the previously uncontrolled river, and the far hills. Although the Jayanti River is empty for the majority of the year, the white stone pebbles are strewn throughout the riverbed and along its beaches nevertheless serving as a natural barrier between the intimidating Bhutan Hills. The Jayanti Hills is located on the river’s eastern bank, while Jayanti village is located on the western bank.
The soothing sounds of a running river, the chattering of unfamiliar birds, and the rustic woody scent of the forest will rejuvenate your mind and spirit. The most exciting experience of all is driving through the Buxa Tiger Reserve on your way to the Jayanti village. Seeing a herd of elephants, spotted deer, or even peacocks is not uncommon—in fact, it is quite the contrary. The picturesque splendour of the landscape, the hiking routes, the rustling of the leaves, the sound of the forest breeze, and the music of the birds will give you the creeps as you walk through the wilderness.