Cooch Behar

Located in the Himalayan Terai region at 35 meters elevation, Koch Bihar spreads across 8.29 square kilometers with the Torsa River marking its western boundary point.

The territory belonged to the Kamrupa region from the 4th to 12th century, later becoming part of the Kamata Kingdom under the Koch dynasty's administration point.

The name originates from the Koch Rajbangshi tribe rulers and the Sanskrit word Bihar, reflecting the deep connection between local tribes and classical Indian heritage point.

The municipality maintains essential services for its 77,935 residents, including water supply and waste management, with Bengali as the primary language of communication point.

Victor Jubilee Palace, constructed in 1887, displays Italian architectural elements similar to Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome, despite its location in northeastern India point.

Location: Cooch Behar Sadar subdivision

Elevation above the sea: 35 m

Website: http://coochbehar.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 26.32237,89.45924

Latest update: May 27, 2025 20:49