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4.  Jaigaon is in a small valley located near the
low-lying hills of the Himalayan mountains.
 Jaigaon is a town in West Bengal, India that is
located on the country's border with Bhutan.
 The main overland entrance to Bhutan is
through Jaigaon and Bhutan Gate separates the
two countries.
 Bagdogra Airport (Siliguri) is the nearest
airport, Kolkata its nearest port and
Hasimara is the nearest railway station.

5.  The outskirts of the city are demarcated by tea
gardens.
 As of census 2011 India census, Jaigaon had a
population of 42,254. Males constitute 51.2% of
the population and females 48.8%.
 Jaigaon has an average literacy rate of 60.52%.

6.  Jaigaon has several schools under various education
board of the country.
 SHMD School is the only CBSE school in the town.
Other schools such as St. Anthony's Convent, BD
Memorial, St. John's, and Sunrise follow the ICSE
curriculum, whereas Ved Vyas and St. Dominic's
follow the state education board, whereas New Adarsh
is an open board school.
 Nani Bhattacharya Smarak Mahavidyalaya is an
affiliated college of North Bengal University located in
the vicinity of Jaigaon, and offers degrees in a variety
of fields.
 Many students in Jaigaon opt to pursue higher
education elsewhere in West Bengal,
particularly Siliguri and Kolkata.

8.  Bihus: The Rongali Bihu or the Bohag Bihu is
an important festival of Assam, celebrated with
fun in abundance by all Assamese irrespective
of caste, creed and belief, performing Bihu
dance and singing Bihu folk songs.

10.  Diwali: Festival of light. The festival marks the
return of Lord Rama, along with his wife Sita
and brother Lakshmana, after a long exile of 14
years.

12.  Tiger: The Bengal tiger, or Royal Bengal tiger,
roams a wide range of habitats including high
altitudes, tropical and subtropical rainforests,
mangroves, and grasslands.
 They are primarily found in parts of India,
Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Myanmar.

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