Dooars is a secret treasure trove of vast tea plantations, thick woods, and tranquil river streams nestled in the Eastern Himalayas. The area of Dooarsboasts lesser-known treasures,while many exotic destinations provide peace, excitement, and a close connection with nature.
While well-known locations like Gorumara and Jaldapara attract a considerable number of tourists, places like Chilapata, Samsing, Murti River, Paren, Rockly Island, and Bindu are excellent sources of scenic nature. To promise yourself a great experience, stay in the perfect jungle Dooars Lataguri resort.
Here this blog exclusively shares six offbeat places in Dooars that should be on your itinerary if you like to take the less-traveled route.
1. Buxa Fort and Buxa Tiger Reserve
When most attention goes to Gorumara National Park and Jaldapara National Park, you can consider Buxa Tiger Reserve this time. Also called Buxa National Park, the location belongs to the Alipurduar district, near Buxa Fort.
The northern side of the Buxa Tiger Reserve is completely covered by the Sinchula hill range, while the eastern edge of the reserve borders the state of Assam.
Although it is not often observed, the Bengal tiger is also present, the reserve is home to at least 284 bird species. Among the wildlife animals, you can spot Asian elephants, gaur, Sambar deer, clouded leopards, Indian leopards, and Asian golden catsin this reserve.
2. Chilapata Forest
The Chilapata Forest is a deep, enigmatic wood that was formerly an elephant and rhino corridor, about 40 km from Alipurduar. The location lies between Jaldapara and Buxa, shrouded in stillness. The NalrajaGarh (ruins of an old fort) in the forest whispers stories of ancient times. Explore a sense of genuine wilderness and wildlife encounters on your Chilapata Forest tour.
3. Jhalong
Jhalong is a charming village on the riverbank of Jaldhaka, close to the Indo-Bhutan border, on the route to the Bindu River, 99 km from Siliguri. The location belongs to the Kalimpong district and is closely located to Dooars. The land offers a panoramic beauty of Eastern Himalayan hills and is a great spot for birdwatching.
4. Bindu
Bindu is an incredibly pretty hamlet in Northern West Bengal, India, located in the Gorubathan CD block of the Kalimpong subdivision of the Kalimpong district.
The second-oldest dam in India is located at Bindu on the Jaldhaka River settled along the Indo-Bhutan border. The area is famous for the River Jaldhaka, alluring nature, and cardamom plantations. Experience the peaceful adventure of nature on your holiday stay in Bindu.
5. Samsing
If you’re looking for a peaceful nature retreat, head to Samsing, lying at a height of 3000 ft. Samsing is popular for being a gateway to the iconic Neora Valley National Park and its expansive tea gardens.
The site is about 81 km from the heart of Siliguri, offering a panoramic green view of lush nature. A picture-perfect scene is created by Samsing’s tiered tea gardens, lush orange orchards, and glistening waterways.
6. Suntalekhola
Suntalekhola's hanging bridge is a sight to behold and a wonderful place to take in the peace of the valley. This village is a popular tourist offbeat destination around Dooars, located in the Gorubathan CD block of the Kalimpong District.
And, this is again a tranquil holiday destination near Dooars to plan with your family or in a group. You might plan your stay at a cozy Dooars Lataguri resort at Firefly Resort for a convenient stay.
All these offbeat locations in and around Dooars promise an incredibly rewarding holiday. Here, choosing a cozy jungle stay at one of the top resorts in Dooars Lataguri will definitely elevate the quality of your trip. Explore your choices.
