Traveling in Duars | Darjeeling

Traveling in Duars| Darjeeling

Duars is a mountain range located east of the Himalayas in northeastern India and much of it is located in the West Bengal region of India. Dooars politically formed the plains of Darjeeling District, the whole of Jalpaiguri District, the Cooch Behar prefecture in West Bengal and the Dhubri, Kokrajhar, Barpeta, Goalpara and Bongaigaon counties in India of Assam. Brahmaputra and Manas in Assam and Jaldhaka, Murti, Torsha, Sankosh, Dyna, Karatowa, Raidak, Kaljani are some of the rivers that cross the Dooars.

Duar means the door and builds a gateway to Bhutan and all the northeastern states of India. With numerous tea gardens, national parks, sanctuaries and rivers flowing through the area, it makes it a popular tourist destination in northern Bengal. Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, this region is a paradise for nature lovers. Wildlife sanctuaries and national parks such as the Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary; Buxa National Park; Gorumara National Park; Chapramari Wildlife Reserve; and Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary in West Bengal and Manas National Park in Assam are the main tourist attractions. We can arrange to stay near any wildlife sanctuaries and plan a visit or a trip to the park towers of the park or Sanctuary such as Jatraprasad Watch Tower, Rhino Observation Point, Chandrachur Watch Tower or Chukchuki Bird Watch Tower.

Traveling in Duars| Darjeeling

Jaldapara Sanctuary

Jaldapara Sanctuary is about 124 kilometers from Siliguri. Rhinoceros with unusual horns, buffalo, leopard, spotted deer, sambar, boar deer, reptiles, large wild boars, wild boars and a variety of rare animals and birds including lots of peacocks. Elephant riding and jeep safari are two of the most exciting features of this region. Bindu and Samsung are small areas bordering Bhutan and Toto Para approximately 25 kilometers from Jaldapara worth visiting. Bindu, Jhalang, Khaerbari and Kunjaban are just a few of the interesting places you can visit from here. Jaldapara is one of the richest forests in the region and is surrounded by tea plantations. Each year some leopards are found in the tea area. Herds of buffalo or elephants destroying the valleys of the area are a common occurrence. The gates are lined with dense jungles full of wildlife, endless tea gardens, fast-flowing rivers, lined with sleepy or busy areas. The resorts and hotels here are few but worth a visit. The tribes of these regions are colorful and hospitable. Elephants, Indian buffalo and deer can be easily seen as they often come to the salt flats just below the tower.

Traveling in Duars| Darjeeling

Gorumara & Chapramari : 

Gorumara National Park is about 75 km from Siliguri, in the Chapramari forests about 80 km from Siliguri. A visit to nature and rest for a few days and nights between forests, rivers, and wildlife will surely bring new life and inspiration to all. Rare rhino horn, buffalo herd, leopard, spotted deer, sambar, deer pig, reptiles, large wild boar, wild boar and a variety of rare animals and birds as well as countless peacocks can be seen here. Elephants, Indian buffalo and deer can be easily seen as they often come to the salt flats just below the tower. Elephant ride and jeep safari are two of the most exciting features of this region. Stay in Malbazar, Jaldapara, Chalsa, Murti, Hollong, Madarihat, Gorumara, Samsung can be arranged by us. The region crosses rivers such as the Teesta, Raidak, Torsha, Jaldhaka, Kalchini, Dyna, Neora, and Sankosh which floods during the rainy season and is a favorite wildlife of the region. One can easily spot the animals on the banks of these rivers either in the morning or in the evening. Buffaloes, deer, and elephants visit the herd. One can visit Rocky Island, Phuentsholing, Thimpus and Punakha in Bhutan from here.

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Buxa & Jayanti

The Buxa Tiger Reserve is about 200 kilometers from Siliguri and was declared a National Park in January 1992. The name is derived from Buxa Fort – a 850-meter high castle on the Sinchula Range. Wildlife includes tiger, spotted deer, -sambar. , deer pigs, reptiles, large wild teeth, wild boars and a variety of rare animals and birds including dozens of peacocks. The Jeep safari is one of the most exciting activities of this region. Bhutanghat, Buxa Fort, Rajabhatkhawa nature reserve, Jayanti, Mendabari, Chilapata are some of the nearby attractions. Even the Cooch Behar and Rasik bill is near and it is a few hours drive. Madan Mohan Temple, Rajbari or Palace, a visit to the Baneswar Siva Temple can be arranged by us. The wide range of Dooars of large trees that hide orchids and wildlife makes it a paradise for nature lovers, travelers, academics and tourists alike. The Buxa tiger Reserve reaches Rasikbill in Alipurduar and reaches Bhutan. It has a rich bio – variety and has a beautiful collection of exotic orchids and wildlife that make it a paradise for nature lovers, travelers, academics and tourists. The Buxa tiger Reserve reaches Rasikbill in Alipurduar and reaches Bhutan. It has a rich bio – variety and has a beautiful collection of orchids and exotic plants including medicinal plants. There are many endangered and endangered species of animals such as leopards, rhinos, elephants, and their habitats and other animals, including a variety of deer, buffalo, birds, and reptiles. There are various species of tortoises east of the Dooars.