Dooars Tour Packages

North Bengal stands as a veritable paradise for travelers worldwide, renowned for its plethora of enchanting tourist destinations. From the iconic hill stations of Darjeeling, Kurseong, and Kalimpong to the pristine wilderness of Jaldapara Forest and Gorumara National Park, the region boasts an array of renowned attractions. Each destination in North Bengal promises a unique and memorable experience, captivating visitors with its natural beauty, cultural richness, and abundant wildlife. Whether you seek the tranquil charm of the hills or the thrilling adventures of the jungle, North Bengal offers an unparalleled journey into the heart of nature’s splendor.

Samsing Valley

Samsing is the most beautiful tourist destination with its picturesque landscape. Samsing is very near to Sontalekhola. It is an ideal summer cool destination with the altitude of 3000ft high. Toursit generally cover this place from Lataguri or during the time to going from Gorumara to Madarihat. Situated in the foothills in between Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling districts border, Samsing is a small town that serves as the gateway to the famous Neora Valley National Park. Samsing is said to be the queen of Dooars. If you are a nature lover, a Dooars tour including Samsing is best for you. From hills, plains, forests, tea gardens to villages, Samsing is a fusion of all the variety of beauties that nature has to provide. It is a well known tourist attraction. The pictorial scenery of Samsing is enough for one to come and visit the place. Tea gardens here include the Chalsa tea garden, Zurantee tea garden and Samsing tea garden. Samsing also harbors a large number of exquisite birds including the grey nightjar, greater racket-tailed drongo and black chinned Yuhinas.

Suntalekhola :

Suntalekhola is a beautiful small village and a popular tourist destination. It gets its name from a small river Suntaley Khola. In Nepali language, Suntaley means orange &khola means stream or Small River. Suntalekhola is amazing & holds varieties of birds and butterflies here. Several trekking routes originate from this place, most of which are passing through the Neora Valley National Park, which is adjacent to this place. Suntalekhola is famous for its beautiful landscape surrounded by green tea gardens, hills and forests, which attract a lot of tourists to spend their holidays in this spot.

Jhalong Bindu Jaldhaka:

One can feel like they are back to the time when there were no tall concrete buildings and clouds of smoke around them. The fresh air and the scenic beauty of the place are mesmerising. Jhalong is where the Jhalong River meets the Jaldhaka River. Also, the Jaldhaka water project (Jaldhaka Hydel Project) has also been established here and thus Jhalong is also called Jaldhaka sometimes.

Jhalong – Bindu is about 107 km. from Siliguri & It is the last village of West Bengal in Indo-Bhutan border, Bindu located on the bank of river Jaldhaka. Journey to Bindu via Chapramari Forest is a great experience.
Jhalong is the beautiful tourist spot in Dooars. It is situated near the bank of Jaldhaka River. Jaldhaka Hydro electricity project on the Jaldhaka River is another important tourist attraction. The large reserve
provides a great opportunity to the bird lovers to find a various collection of hill birds as well as migratory water fouls too. Situated near the Indo-Bhutan border, Jhalong is a beautiful hill station in the banks of the river Jaldhaka.

Jayanti River :

Jayanti name came from the River Jayanti which is the ideal place for the travel explorer who wants to rejuvenate themselves by the natural beauties of the combination of River, Forest and mountain. Jayanti is just 30 km away from Alipurduar. This place is also famous for Buxa Tiger reserve and Buxa Fort.

Pukuri Lake and Mahakal Temple (Cave made of stalaklite stone) are also attractive tourist spots of Jayanti. Jeep safari in Jayanti forest or to boating in the Sikhiajhora will definitely give you more pleasure while covering this area in your travel schedule.

Buxa Tiger Reserve:

Buxa name has been derived from Buxa Fort (Buxa Duar) which is located at Sinchula Range . Buxa Fort used during the time of freedom movement of India. It was a jail of the British ruler. Most important eleven routes directed from Buxa fort to Bhutan. Surrounded by Rajabhatkhawa, Nimati, Barobisha, raidak, Raimatang, Jayanti, Buxaduar & Bhutanghat , Buxa is a important tourist destination during Dooars Package tour as well as important route . So many rivers covering this place with their gurgling stream comprising of Jayanti, Raidak, Churnia, Sankosh, Turturi, Phashkhawa etc. This area declared as Tiger reserve national park in the year 1992. Nearby railway station is Alipurduar. Most convenient way to reach there by roadways.

Phuentsholing Town at the India-Bhutan border:

The border town of South Bhutan is Phuentsholing town which is a highly-populated area. It is an ethnic commercial place dominantly for Indian, Bhutanese and Nepalese. The Zangtho Pelri Lhakhang being in the middle of the town so you can just walk to it. The Crocodile Farm is 15 minutes away from Phuentsholing and you can also take a walk to see that. The Bhutan Gate, you will cross on your way if you are traveling by road from Jaigaon. It’s best to hire a local taxi to see the Karbandi Gompa, Torsa Tea Gardens.

Khayerbari Leopard Rescue Centre:

Khariabari: A separate leopard rescue centre is situated on the west side of Jaldapara. It is a small stretch of the forest in Khariabari where leopards are taken care of. Tourists are welcome to come and visit the leopards. If one wants to stay near the Jaldapara National Park, the only option is to stay at Madarihat. The small town of Madarihat is completely surrounded by the Jaldapara forests. One can visit Madarihat not only for exploring the national park but also for the pictorial sceneries of the place.

The small town is surrounded by tea gardens, deciduous forest and hilly terrain along with small river streams throughout the town. The town has its own railway station which allows visitors to easily come here. It is thus the point through which the tourists reach various other Dooars tourism attractions. Not only can one reach Jaldapara from Madarihat but they can also reach Chilapata forest which acts as a corridor between the Jaldapara and Buxa reserve forest. Madarihat is the place which gives tourists a perfect balance between forests and society. From going on a safari in a jeep through the forest to walking through the Tea gardens in Madarihat, one can enjoy all sorts of things at the time of Dooars tour Package including the beautiful landscape.

Lava:

Located in the Kalimpong district of West Bengal, Lava is a serene hill station known for its lush green landscapes and mist-covered mountains. It serves as the gateway to the Neora Valley National Park, offering opportunities for trekking, birdwatching, and exploring rich biodiversity. Popular attractions include the Lava Monastery, Changey Waterfalls, and panoramic views of Mount Kanchenjunga.

Rishyap:

A tranquil hamlet near Lava, Rishyap is perfect for those seeking solitude amidst nature. Known for its breathtaking sunrise views of Kanchenjunga, this offbeat destination offers scenic hiking trails and an unspoiled environment. The Tiffindara Viewpoint is a must-visit spot for stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Both Lava and Rishyap promise a rejuvenating retreat in the lap of nature.