
West Bengal · District
Cooch Behar
Cooch Behar (historically Koch Bihar) in North Bengal is best known for its GI-tagged sitalpati, thin silky cane bed mats handwoven in village clusters like Sagareswar and Pashnadanga, and for the Kalo Nunia (Kalonunia) aromatic rice that was a favourite of the old Koch maharajas. The district also supplies estate tea from Mekhliganj, the famous juicy watermelons grown on the chars of the Torsa and Mansai rivers, Boroli river fish, and cane-bamboo handicrafts sold through its town bazaars.
Sub-regions known for craft
Subdivisions
6 items
What You Can Buy Here

Cooch Behar Sitalpati
₹1,500 – ₹3,500

Torsa-Mansai River Char Watermelon (Taromuj)
₹50 – ₹150

Kalonunia (Kalo Nunia) Rice
₹120 – ₹300

Mekhliganj Tea
₹300 – ₹1,500

Boroli Fish (Hilsa of North Bengal)
₹150 – ₹400

Cane and Bamboo Handicrafts
₹100 – ₹1,500
18 shops
Sellers in Cooch Behar





