Offbeat Dooars Tour Packages You May Like
Places to Visit with Our Dooars Tour Packages
Dooars is quite a vast region with lots of popular tourist attractions. With the help of a pocket-friendly Dooars Tour Package offered by North Bengal Tourism, you will be able to explore the following tourist attractions and more.
Jaldapara National Park: Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary is a popular spot for tourists because it's home to cool animals like rhinos, leopards, deer, and more. Riding on an elephant there is super exciting and unforgettable! You'll get to see all kinds of animals up close and enjoy the beautiful green forest like never before. The best time to visit is in winter when the weather is nice, but summer is good too. Most of our Dooars Tour Packages include sightseeing in Jaladapara.
Gorumara National Park: Gorumara National Park is one of the most notable wildlife sanctuaries you can visit in Dooars. This wildlife sanctuary is nestled beside the Jaldhaka and Murti rivers and is known for its Indian Rhinoceros population also called the One-Horned Asiatic Rhinoceros. There are peaceful villages there that focus on eco-tourism. The main things to do in Gorumara are jeep safaris and elephant safaris.
Samsing: Samsing is becoming a popular tourist spot in the Dooars region because of its cardamom farms and orange orchards. It's right on the edge of Neora Valley National Park and is surrounded by beautiful tea gardens. There are also amazing trekking paths all around Samsing. During your Dooars Tour, Samsing is a must-visit.
Buxa Tiger Reserve: Buxa Tiger Reserve is in the Alipurduar District of West Bengal and is one of India's 15 Tiger Reserves. It covers an area of 745 square kilometers and is a must-visit during your trip to Dooars with our tour packages. This reserve is specially focused on protecting the Royal Bengal Tiger, but it's also home to other animals like rhinos, deer, hogs, and bison. Winter is the best time to go, but summer is good too since the weather is clear. However, it's not a good idea to visit during the rainy season because the roads get muddy and aren't suitable for driving.
Chilapata Forest: Chilapata is a thick forest near Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary in Dooars, West Bengal. It's about 22 kilometers from Alipurduar and a short distance from Hasimara town. Elephants often use this forest as a pathway to move between Jaldapara and the Buxa Tiger Reserve, and then to Bhutan.
Suntalekhola: Suntalekhola is a quiet offbeat destination in Dooars, not more than 5 kilometers away from Samsing. It's not as well-known but it's really beautiful to explore due to its serene ambiance. You can see green tea gardens, rivers winding through, and big mountains in the background. Lots of travelers love the peaceful vibe here.
Jhalong: Jhalong is a quiet hill station in Dooars, about 100 kilometers driving distance away from NJP. It's not as well-known but it's really beautiful. Jhalong is a small village by the Jaldhaka River, close to the India-Bhutan border in West Bengal. People love coming here for its peaceful atmosphere and lovely views. One of the main things to see is the Hydro Electricity Project on the Jaldhaka River.
Bindu: Bindu is the last village in West Bengal, just before the Bhutan border, about 107 kilometers from Siliguri. It sits 2000 feet high beside the winding Jaldhaka River, with amazing views of tall hills. With more people wanting to visit Dooars, Bindu has become a popular hidden gem. The name "Bindu" means "point" in Bengali. Travelers love it here because you can see incredible sights of the Dooars plains and the mountains of Bhutan.
Paren: Paren is a beautiful village in the western part of Dooars, near the Indo-Bhutan border. It's situated by the Jaldhaka River and overlooks the hills of Bhutan. This place is like a dream for nature lovers, with tall green hills, forests, meadows, and peaceful rivers. Paren is tucked away in the Himalayas, away from the crowds, making it perfect for tourists who want a quiet retreat in nature with the help of a Dooars Offbeat Tour Package.
Cooch Behar: Coochbehar is one of the biggest towns in Dooars, located in the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas in the northeast part of West Bengal. It's about 26 kilometers from Alipurduar and 95 kilometers from Jalpaiguri. This town was once a princely state and it's known for its nice weather and diverse plants and animals. It's also where Maharani Gayatri Devi, the 3rd Maharani of Jaipur, grew up. The Rajbari of Cooch Behar is the major attraction here.
Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary: Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary is like an extension of Gorumara National Park, separated by the Murti River. It covers about 960 hectares of land and is filled with special plants and animals. Many tourists who visit Gorumara also come here. People love Chapramari because they can see animals like deer, elephants, and Indian Bison. The banks of the Murti River nearby are a great place for picnics, with a beautiful view of the Kanchenjunga mountain in the background. Our tour packages include visits to Chapramari. You can visit this wildlife sanctuary with the help of a Dooars package tour from Siliguri or NJP.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island is one of the most beautiful offbeat destinations in Dooars, right by the winding Murti River and surrounded by lush green forests. It's about 82 kilometers away from Siliguri. The name comes from all the natural rocks you'll find here. It's becoming really popular among nature lovers from North Bengal because of its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful views.
