This is a luxurious homestay, located very near to Jayanti Forest. There are total 4 rooms to accommodate you with your loving ones. Each room is well furnished along with attached western toilet. The owner, Subhajyoti, is a very much gentle person with cordial personality, always ready to assist you during your tour.

They have only 3 AC rooms.

Non AC rate:
4 Adults: 2000/- per room/ per day
3 adults: 1800/- per room/ per day
2 adults: 1600/- per room/ per day

AC Room Rates:
4 Adults: 2600/- per room/ Per Day
3 Adults: 2400/- per room/ per day
2 Adults: 2200/- per room/ per day

Basic Food Package:-

Starts from : 750/- per head/ per day ( including Breakfast, Lunch, Evening snacks, Dinner). Note : Cycling tour can be arranged as per special request.

Food packages have the following rates 850,1150 etc and meal can be customised according to the needs of the guest

The Dooars region of West Bengal, India, is home to the stunning location of Jayanti. It is referred to as the "Queen of Dooars" and is naturally bordered by Bhutan and thick forests, including the Jayanti River.
Among the local attractions are:
Popular among adventurous and religious individuals is Mahakal Cave, a naturally occurring stalactite cave.
The Bhutia The "Den of Elephants" is another name for Basti, a location where visitors can enjoy the thick forest.
A fantastic location for bird watching is Rover's Point.
The Roopam Valley, which borders Bhutan, is reachable by strenuous hikers.
Lepchakhawa: Trekking from Buxa Fort leads to this charming little valley. 

What to see in Jayanti

Jayanti River : Jayanti is a river is a small river for which you have to come here again and again with the reminiscence of the magical beuty of the place. The river makes a natural border in between India and Bhutan.

Buxa Tiger Reserve : Buxa tiger reserve, covering an area of 760 square kilometers, is situated in Buxa National Park of Northern West Bengal.

Buxa Fort : Buxa Fort is an interesting historical place located at an altitude of 867 meters in the Buxa National Park. Previously it was a bamboo structured fort built by the Bhutanese to protect one part of the silk route which connected India with Tibet through Bhutan. Later the British reconstructed the fort from bamboo wooden structure to stone structure to make a prison and detention camp for Indin freedom fighters.

Pokhari Lake : Pokhari lake is a small sightseeing place, just 6 kilomters from Jayanti. The pokhari is nothing but a pond filled with a large number of cat fishes and turtles. The pond is so sacred to the local people that they do not enter their feet into the pond water.

Mahakal Cave : Mahakal cave is an interesting path way to the small trekking lovers. It also has an unknown historical background. In the middle of the cave, a small temple is present there, from where you can experience a pictoral view of Jayanti hills nd surroundings.

Coochbihar Rajbari : Coochbihar Rajbari is near about 70 kilometers by road from Jayanti. This historical and magnificent palace was constructed by the famous king Maharaja Nripendra Narayan in 1887. Now, some particular rooms are open for common people to visit the palace.