Dooars is the ideal gateway for nature
lovers. Wildlife rich tropical forests, lish green Tea Gardens interspersed
with mountain streams. Dooars is an unique offbeat destination in the Himalayan
foothills.It is a gateway to Bhutan. The Cultural diversities, which the Dooars
can boast of, are matchless and peerless. Mecheni Dance, Chor-chunni, Bishara,
Dhamgan, Bhawaiya folk musical tradition and Rava dance are some of the
distinct elements of the local culture. The peaceful and harmonious co-existence
of Totos, Santal, Rava, Kotch, Oraon, Mech, Dukpas, Nepalese, Biharies,
Marwaries and Bengalese is one more vindication of the idea that is India.
Inhabiting together in Dooars and marking a perfect mosaic, they make for a
Mini India simultaneously being a testimony to the celebration of life
signifying unity in diversity.
HOW TO REACH:
By Air: Nearest Airport is Bagdogra (100kms / 03 hrs drive) is connected
with Kolkata, Delhi, Chennai, Guwahati through all domestic airlines.
By Road: The most convenient entry point to Dooars is through Siliguri and
most important spots in the Dooars. From Siliguri to Dooars is approx 80 kms.
By Rail: Also broadguage rail connection between New Jalpaiguri and Mal,
Madarihat, Nilpara, Jainti, Mainaguri, Dhupguri
and Falakata. Metregauge rail station is New Jalpaiguri which connects
this area from other parts of country.
Best
Time to Visit: Between September and March, specially in
winter to catch a view of the migratory birds.
PLACE OF INTEREST :
Jaldapara
wildlife Sanctuary : Around 146 km. from siliguri
the home of One Horned Rhino (Rhinoceros unicons), Indian Elephant, Royal
Bengal Tiger, Leopard, Gaur, Shamber, Hog Deer, Barking Deer, Indian Civet,
Jungle Cat, Otter, Sloth Beer. The total area is 216.15 sq.km. The main entry
point is from Madarihat town, adjacent to N.H. – 31. The Santuary is a
delightful natural wilderness crisscrossed by a numbers of streams and rivers
as Malangi and Torsa flowing from East to West.Elephant ride through the forest
will be a memorable experience.
Garumara
Wildlife Sanctuary: Around 80 kms From Siliguri,
known for its exquisite flora & fauna, one can enjoy the exceptional
wildlife of this region. Ensconced in the watershed areas of river murti &
Jaldhaka, the main attraction includes Rhinocerers, Elephant, Gaur, Biscon,
Leopard & Hornbill.
Chalsa
: Around 70 Kms.from Siliguri.At the upper portion
of the Chalsa River, the view of Chalsa town and adjoining forest is very
charming. There are some other tourist spot such as Samsing, Mataili and
Samsing Tea Gardens.
Samsing: A pleasure trip along the meandering emerald green river, cool
shades of orange orchades, sleephy hamlets, picturesque tea garden and the lofy
Himalayas.
Chapramari: A wild life sanctuary, which provides and excellent viewing of the
flora, fauna and wild life activities in the region.
Murti
River: Near Gorumara and Chapramari forests, the
view around Murti River is very enchanting.
South
Khairbari Leopard Rehabilitation Centre: A perfect
picnic spot for a joy- loving family looking forward to relax and have fun
amidst boating, car safari in the kingdom of Leopards, a children Park and a soothing quietude to the sylvan
surroundings.
Jaigaon: It is a small township at the Bhutan foothills by the side of river
Amo-chu (Torsa) and Dhutikhola emerged from the Bhutan hill. Phuntsholing, the
biggest commercial town of Bhutan is almost in continum of Jaigaon making the
two sister cities. Phuntsholing is also the gateway to Thimpu, the capital of
Bhutan. In Jaigaon there is a monastery (Buddhist temple) which is marked for
its architectural nuances.
Lava
– Lolaygaon: Hiden in the mist and clouds almost
throughout the air, these town are situated at 7755 ft. against the backdrop of
the Neora valley national park. The main attraction are Lava Monestry, Neoa
Lake, Siviculture Research Station.
Bindu: It is only 107 km. from Siliguri. The last hamlet of West Bengal,
Bindu is a valley encircled with hills of Bhutan and India on the banks of
river Jaldhaka. It is a feast for the eyes and a stimulating experience for the
mind. There are so many places tourist can visit.
Bindu
Dam: Built on the Jaldhaka River. Rare view of the
Bhutan Himalayas of snow peak mountains in the winters.
Jaldhaka
Hydel Project: The first hydroelectric project in
India can be visited with the priorpermission of the WBSEB authorities.
Cardamon
Curing Centre: 14 km from Bhutan. Indias best
Cardamom is dyed and processed here before shipment.
Gairibas
Daiscorrea Plantation: On the way to Bindu this
place can be visited where a large area is under cultivation of medical plant
especially Diascorrea.
Godak
Village: 15 km from Bindu. Belief of the tribes
personified in the Debi sthan (house of Goddess) watch the crowd worshipping a
tiny river that emanates from a singe rock that never dries up.
DOOARS – TREASURES OF WILDLIFE 03
NIGHTS & 04 DAYS
Day 01:
Pick up from New Jalpaiguri Station / Bag Dogra Airport
and transfer to Chalsa / Lataguri. On arrival check into your hotel Rest of the
day at leisure. Overnight stay.
Day 02: Early morning visit Jungle by Jeep in Garumara watch Tower. Back to
the hotel for breakfast. After Breakfast visit Local village, Tea Garden &
Moorty River. Afternoon visit Chuchuki /
Khunia Watch Tower. Evening Free for leisure activities. Overnight stay.
Day 03: After breakfast visit Jhalong and Bindu / Jaldapara. Back to hotel
for lunch. After lunch visit Tea Garden. Overnight stay.
Day 04: After breakfast transfer New Jalpaiguri Station / Bag Dogra Airport
or can continue journey for Sikkim / Darjeeling trip.
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