Kishanganj
Part of the 'chicken's neck' corridor, Kishanganj is known for its tea plantations, making it unique in Bihar.
About Kishanganj
Kishanganj is the only district in Bihar that produces tea. It is located in the northeastern corner, bordering Nepal and West Bengal, and receives high rainfall.
History
Historically part of Purnia, it has a diverse culture with influences from Bengal and the Surjapuri dialect. It was ruled by the Khagada Nawab.
Economy
Tea cultivation, pineapple farming, and jute are major economic drivers. It is a trading hub for the region.
Tourist Attractions
The Tea Gardens, Nehru Shanti Park, and the ruins of the Khagada Fort are places to visit.
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