Jaigaon

Jaigaon is a city in the Alipurduar locale, West Bengal, India. It is situated on the nation's outskirt with Bhutan. The principle overland access to Bhutan is through Jaigaon and Bhutan Gate isolates the two nations. Bhutan does not have local streets connecting to every one of its towns, so Bhutan utilizes Indian streets going through Jaigaon to achieve such goals as Samtse, Gomtu, Nganglam and Samdrup Jongkhar. Bagdogra Airport Siliguri is the closest air terminal, and Kolkata its closest port, where merchandise to Bhutan are brought from. Hasimara is the closest railroad station. National Highway 317A in India associates Jaigaon to Hasimara.

India offers a free stream of products from Kolkata port to Bhutan. It lies on the banks of the Torsa River. It is a statistics town and a police headquarters of Alipurduar subdivision. Jaigaon is in a little valley situated close to the low-lying slopes of the Himalayan mountains. Jaigaon gets a bounteous measure of precipitation consistently. The edges of the city are outlined by tea gardens. The Torsa River streams at the lower end of the town. Elevated amounts of in-relocation to Jaigaon from somewhere else in India has made the natural states of the city weaken. To take care of the issue of non-consumable drinking water, different bore wells and pump stations work around the town, adding to the issue of the diminishing water table underneath the town.