Buxa Tiger Reserve, located in the Alipurduar district of West Bengal, offers an interesting jungle safari experience for every tourist. The reserve has recently introduced car safaris and boating routes as part of a new project. Previously, tourists had to hire local vehicles and were only allowed in the fringe areas of the forest. Now, they can access a portion of the forest's core area through five specific routes. To enhance the experience, four new watchtowers would be built in the core area, along with picnic spots in the fringes, tents, and a butterfly park.
On the car safaris, each of the five routes will allow a maximum of four cars per shift, with each car carrying up to five people. Each group can explore the forest for two hours. It's important to note that no food items are allowed inside the forest, only drinking water. The Butterfly Park is a particularly breathtaking attraction, with numerous colorful butterflies creating a magical sight. The new initiatives, including the car safaris and the planned facilities, aim to provide a more immersive and thrilling experience for visitors to the Buxa Tiger Reserve.
