Dooars, the foothills of the eastern Himalayas form the gateway to Bhutan from India. The region features dense forests, emerald green tea gardens, and meandering river streams like Teesta. It is an ideal spot where nature has kept its door open for its visitors.
This region, rich in its biodiversity has plentiful reasons to be among the most popular tourist destinations. The deep jungle safari, elephant safari, Gorumara national park, the surreal beauty of nature, and many more features allure tourists worldwide. Dooars provides a home to five major national parks and sanctuaries each having its own unique backdrop. Himalayan Tour provides pocket-friendly tour packages to Dooars. Come and embark on your desired destination with us.
Img Credit : Mayukhghose on wikimedia Established in 1983, the Buxa Tiger Reserve is set up at the North- Eastern corner of West Bengal. Its name is derived from the historic Buxa Fort, sited amidst the dense forest. This is a must-visit place as it has a great collection of orchids and medicinal plants.
Img Credit : TheSomdeep on wikimedia Characterized by tropical deciduous forests, this park is in the Dooars Region of the Jalpaiguri district. More than three hundred species of birds can be detected at Gorumara National Park such as scarlet minivet, Indian hornbill, woodpeckers, peafowls, pheasants, endangered Brahminy Duck, and many more. A few species of poisonous snakes, like Paithon and King Cobra can also be found here. This place, is surrounded by green vistas to soothe your eyes.
Img Credit : JKDs on wikimedia Spread across the vast grassland with patches of riverine forests, the Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary is situated at an elevation of 61m. The park is home to the one-horned rhinoceros, an animal once threatened with extinction. It is also one of the few places in India where the Bengal Florican is sighted. Apart from these, other animals also dwell in this wilderness.
Img Credit : Paramanu Sarkar on wikimedia This small hill village is a mystical place with a charming landscape. The road to Jadhaka passes through beautiful tea gardens, forests, river valleys, and quiet little villages. You can spot a migratory water flock and a varied collection of hill Birds such as Brown Dipper, Redstart, and Laughing Thrush. Tourists can entertain by engaging in various tourist activities.
