Kishanganj

Kishanganj is a city and a municipality in the Kishanganj District of Bihar, India. It is located in the northeastern part of Bihar, bordering Nepal to the north and West Bengal to the east. The district is part of the Purnia division. Kishanganj is known for its significant tea garden production, earning it the nickname "City of Tea Gardens."

The district's economy is largely agrarian, with rice, wheat, and maize being major crops. However, the tea industry plays a crucial role in its economy, providing employment to a considerable portion of the population. Kishanganj also has a growing industrial sector, particularly in the food processing and textile industries.

Historically, Kishanganj has been a region with a diverse cultural heritage. It lies on the migration routes and has seen influences from various communities over centuries. The city is a significant administrative center for the district and serves as a hub for trade and commerce in the region.

The Kishanganj district is characterized by its plains and rivers, including the Kosi River, which significantly impacts its landscape. The climate is generally humid subtropical, with hot summers and moderate winters. The city is well-connected by road and rail, with Kishanganj Railway Station being a key junction on the Katihar-Siliguri line. The presence of educational institutions contributes to the development of the area.