Gorumara National Park
A vibrant wildlife haven known for its population of Indian one-horned rhinoceros, Asian elephants, bison, peacocks, and countless bird species. The park’s dense green forests and grasslands make it ideal for wildlife photography and nature exploration. Popular watchtowers like Jatraprasad, Chukchuki, Rhino Point, and Medla offer excellent spotting opportunities and breathtaking views of the jungle.
Jaldapara National Park
One of India’s most celebrated national parks, Jaldapara is a stronghold of the majestic one-horned rhino. The park’s vast grasslands, diverse wildlife, and thrilling elephant safaris make it a standout attraction in Dooars. Visitors can explore the jungle through jeep safaris, spotting deer, peacocks, bison, and an incredible range of birds that flourish in this region.
Buxa Tiger Reserve
A massive forest reserve rich in biodiversity, Buxa is home to tigers, leopards, elephants, butterflies, and hundreds of bird species. The reserve also features the historic Buxa Fort, reachable via a scenic trek through lush forests and mountain trails. It’s a paradise for trekkers, birdwatchers, and travelers seeking quiet, untouched wilderness.
Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary
One of the oldest protected forests in the region, Chapramari is known for its elephant herds, gaurs, deer, and dense sal forests. Its peaceful environment and picturesque jungle routes make it perfect for nature lovers. The sanctuary’s proximity to Gorumara adds to its appeal, offering more diverse wildlife experiences.
Lataguri
A charming forest-side town that serves as the main gateway to Gorumara National Park. Known for its eco-resorts, safari booking points, nature trails, and tranquil atmosphere, Lataguri is an excellent base for exploring Dooars. Surrounded by forests and tea gardens, it provides a peaceful stay close to nature.
Samsing, Sunthalekhola & Rocky Island
These scenic destinations are known for their lush valleys, crystal-clear streams, orange orchards, and peaceful riversides. Samsing is famous for its tea gardens and cool climate, Sunthalekhola for its hanging bridge and forest trails, and Rocky Island for adventure activities along the river. Together, they offer the perfect mix of nature walks, relaxation, and photography.
Murti River
A mesmerizing riverbank popular for its calm waters, scenic forest backdrop, and magical sunsets. The Murti area is ideal for picnics, riverside stays, and leisurely strolls, with a chance to spot deer and birds wandering close to the water. It’s one of the most peaceful spots in all of Dooars.
Bindu, Jhalong & Gairibas
Beautiful riverside hamlets located along the picturesque Jaldhaka River, known for their breathtaking viewpoints, hydel project dams, and Bhutan-border landscapes. These villages offer a refreshing mix of mountain views, cool breezes, and untouched scenic charm-perfect for travelers seeking offbeat beauty.
Jayanti
A dreamy, almost surreal riverside village near Buxa Tiger Reserve. Known for its long white riverbed, surrounding hills, and silent forest trails, Jayanti is perfect for relaxing escapes and nature photography. It is also a great base for visiting spots like Pukhri Lake, Mahakal Cave, and Buxa Fort.
Mongpong
A serene Teesta River viewpoint surrounded by hills, forests, and wide open skies. Mongpong is ideal for peaceful morning drives, birdwatching, and capturing panoramic views of the Eastern Himalayan foothills. It’s the first scenic stop as you enter the Dooars region.
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