Welcome to Dooars, the gateway to the hill stations of North Bengal! On your first day, after checking in to your hotel, you can head to the Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can take a jungle safari and spot one-horned rhinos and elephants in their natural habitat. You can also visit the Buxa Tiger Reserve, which is home to tigers, leopards, and other endangered species.
On day 2, visit the Gorumara National Park, known for its population of Indian rhinoceroses and Indian elephants. You can take an elephant safari and enjoy the lush greenery of the forest. Don't miss the beautiful views of the Jaldhaka River from the Jhalong River Camp.
Explore the dense forests and spot some of the rarest animals including the Bengal Florican, one-horned rhinoceros, and the Royal Bengal tiger at the Chilapata Forest. Take a jungle safari and enjoy the scenic beauty of the forest. You can also visit the Mendabari Watchtower to get a panoramic view of the forest.
Visit the quaint little town of Lataguri, located at the foothills of the Himalayas. Visit the Nature Interpretation Center, where you can learn about the flora and fauna of the region. You can also visit the Samsing and Rocky Island, which is a great picnic spot with stunning views of the hills and rivers.
Enjoy a day at the Rocky Island, a beautiful island located in the middle of the Murti River. You can indulge in activities like swimming, camping, and fishing. You can also enjoy a picnic with your family and friends and take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding hills.
On your final day, check out of your hotel and head back to Bagdogra Airport for your departure. We hope you had an amazing time in Dooars and will come back to visit soon!
If you're interested in adventure sports, you can go for rafting in the Teesta River or trekking in the nearby hills. You can also visit the Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary, which is home to the Indian bison, Himalayan black bear, and clouded leopard. Make sure to try the local cuisine, which includes momos, thukpa, and phagshapa.