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Overview – Lungsel If you love peace over pep, Lungsel is for you. It is also for those hungry for adventure and keen to commune with picturesque outdooars. There’s is ample for them to do. Then there’s is the view of mighty Mt Kanchenjunga on …

05th February 2021 The blog focuses on the territorial fight of one of the most prominent deer of Jaldapara – “Sambar Deer”. If you want to know all about Jaldapara National Park please visit – Jaldapara National Park : A Detailed Travel Guide It was …

Any Dooars lover must have heard of Lataguri. In case you would like to know more about Lataguri please visit Lataguri. In last few years Lataguri has gained prominence as a favourite tourist destination. Tourists visiting Gorumara National Park, prefer to stay at Lataguri. Thanks …

Chisang Chisang is a sleepy hamlet near Todey-Tangta of Kalimpong district. The place is just at a distance of 4 km from Indo-Bhutan border. One has a clear view of Tendu Valley of Bhutan and Nathula range. If you want to sit and relax in …

Jatraprasad Watchtower Do you want to see Rhinos in Dooars? If your answer is a convincing ‘Yes’ then you should convincingly choose ‘Jatrapasad Watchtower Safari’ of Gorumara National Park. Jatraprasad is famous for its Rhinos and it never disappoints the tourists. No doubt it is …

Overview – 28th Mile Forest Village On foothills of Bhutan Hills, guarded by Buxa Tiger Reverse and endowed with natural resources is a small hamlet called – ‘28th Mile Forest Village’. You must be wondering why a forest village is called ‘28th Mile’. Most of …

If you are enthusiastic to travel to Dooars, you must be acquainted with the known destinations and attractions of Dooars. Thanks to the internet. Information regarding Dooars is ample in number. The objective of the Blog is to suggest the best itinerary and stay options …

Sisamara a pristine and offbeat destination of Dooars is located on the southern fringe of Jaldapara National Park. Free-flowing Sisamara River acts as a porous border between the jungle and Nutunpara village. The place a few years back was uncharted territory for wild animals. Rhinos, …

11th February 2020 – The call of lush-green tea gardens, murmuring of Rangbhang River and moonlit sky were the only things I could think of when I thought of the last weekend. I yearned for them; dreaming of several offbeat destinations(some fancy, some fancier). After …

27th December 2019 – It was impromptu escape to Gajoldoba on the eve of Christmas Day. Well, I never ever dreamt Gajoldoba – the dreamland of winter migrants can be so messy. People were in a holiday mood and the entire dam area was flooded …