Buxa Fort

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Buxa Fort is a historic hilltop fortress in West Bengal, India, known for its strategic location in the eastern Himalayas and its use as a detention camp during the British colonial period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fortress
historic site
accessedBy trekking trail
accessedFrom Sanjay Basti NERFINISHED
associatedWith British colonial administration NERFINISHED
Indian independence movement NERFINISHED
category Forts in West Bengal
Prisons in India
Tourist attractions in Alipurduar district
country India
governedBy Government of West Bengal NERFINISHED
hasViewOf Bhutan hills NERFINISHED
surrounding forests
heritageStatus protected monument
historicalEra colonial period
knownFor strategic location near Bhutan border
use as detention camp during British colonial period
locatedIn Alipurduar district NERFINISHED
Buxa Tiger Reserve NERFINISHED
Dooars region NERFINISHED
West Bengal
eastern Himalayas NERFINISHED
locatedOn hilltop
materialCondition ruins
near Buxa village NERFINISHED
Jayanti NERFINISHED
partOf Buxa Fort complex NERFINISHED
region North Bengal NERFINISHED
tourismType heritage tourism
trekking destination
usedAs detention camp
prison
usedDuring British Raj NERFINISHED
usedToDetain Indian freedom fighters
political prisoners
within Buxa Tiger Reserve buffer zone NERFINISHED

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Buxa Tiger Reserve contains Buxa Fort