- Buxa National Park is located in the Alipurduar district of West Bengal, India.
- The park houses the Buxa Fort, which served as a prison during the British colonial period and later as a detention camp during the Indian independence movement.
- In 1983, Buxa Tiger Reserve was established as a 15th tiger reserve in India.
- In 1986, the Buxa Wildlife Sanctuary was constituted.
- In 1992, Buxa Tiger Reserve was elevated to the status of a national park.
- Area: The park spread over an area of 315sq.kms.
- Elevation: It is situated in eastern Dooars at 2600 ft above sea level.
- The region surrounding Buxa National Park is known for its mineral resources.
- Hills: The hills in the park are part of the larger Eastern Himalayan range.
- Buxa Hills
- Sinchula Hill Range
- River: Buxa National Park is traversed by several rivers and streams includes:
- Sankosh
- Raidak
- Jayanti
- Churnia
- Turturi
- Phashkhawa
- Dima
- Nonani
- Flora: Sal, Simul, Gamari, Amari, Teak, Khair, Champa, Mahua, Bamboo, Rhododendrons etc.
- Fauna: Bengal Tiger, Leopard Cat, Sloth Bear, Fishing Cat, Hyaena, Indian Fox, Marbled Cat, Golden Cat, Eurasian Griffon, Oriental Pied Hornbill, Black-naped Oriole, King Cobra,Monitor Lizards,Indian Roofed Turtle etc.