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Jaldapara National Park
Out of various popular places to visit in Dooars is Jaldapara National Park, a national park that is popular for its rich diversity of flora and fauna. The national park is home to one-horned rhinoceros and is also popular as a breeding centre for exotic migratory birds. Being located amidst rich wildlife the place is an ideal place for bird lovers as one can witness Bengal Florican during migrating seasons.
Rocky Island
Located beside the streams of the Murti River, Rocky Island is among the popular tourist sites of Dooars. The place includes huge gigantic rocks and is a hub for picnics, bonfires and camping activities. The place is undoubtedly must must-visit place of the Dooars region.
Jhalong
Located on the bank of river Jaldhaka, Jhalong is one of the most beautiful cities of Dooars that has a diverse community and offers serene vibes with a peaceful environment along the river. The place includes a market that is the main source of food items for the people of Jhalong.
Bindu
Situated along the hills of Bhutan, Bindu is the last hamlet of West Bengal that is located at an elevation of 200 ft. The offbeat destination of Dooars attracts a huge number of tourists due to its picturesque valleys and agricultural significance. Bindu is famous for Cardamom plantations and is the largest of its kind in the entire Dooars.
Lataguri
Lataguri is among the most favoured destinations for every tourist in Dooars. Being located beside Gorumara National Park the place of full of lush greenery and offers scenic natural beauty. Several hotels and resorts allow comfortable accommodations and stays to enjoy quality time in the place.
Jaigaon
Jaigaon is the northernmost part of Dooars and shares an international boundary with Bhutan via Phuentsholing. The city has a diverse community which can be seen by its food and clothing. Being the border of India and Bhutan the place is a hub for trade and commerce between two countries. The city is also famous for its lush greenery, tea gardens, mesmerizing landscapes and many more.
The people of Dooars consist of diverse communities with some of the tribes residing from the early 16th century of the Koch Dynasty. The native people of Dooars have similarities with mongoloid communities and are composed of different tribes like Bodo, Rava, Mech, Toto and many more. Rajbhansis and Kamtapuri are among the oldest residents of Dooars. Being located near Nepal and Bhutan, Dooars is also home to Nepalese and Bhutanese people. Nepali, Hindi and Bengali are among the commonly spoken language of Dooars.
The culture of Dooars comprises traditions, religious beliefs and rituals from all the major communities residing together making it one of the unique cultures and traditions of North India. There are a wide variety of festivals that are celebrated every year with high spirit and energy with Durga Puja, Kali Puja and Manosha Puja being the most popular festivals of Dooars. Dooars is highly involved in agriculture and tea plantations.
Lepchaka Trek
Lepchaka Trek offers a unique experience with hiking to the top hill of the Lepchaka village and staying in the traditional villages. The trek offers a panoramic view of the Bhutan hills along with sightings of rare animals in Buxa Tiger Reserve.
Elephant Safari
Riding on an elephant and navigating along the dense forest of Jaldapara is one of the popular activities to do in Dooars. The activity lets you explore the rich wildlife and witness exotic and rare animals and birds.
Hike to Buxa fort
Among various activities and things to do in Dooars, Hiking up to the Buxa Fort is among the most popular activities of Dooars. Located on the outskirts of Buxa Tiger Reserve the fort was used to be a detention camp for prisoners by the British Government.
Bird Watching
Dooars has a rich flora and fauna that attracts a variety of migrating bird species and is a perfect destination for bird watching and photography. The bird watch tower is situated in the Gorumara National Park.
Air : Bagdogra airport is the nearest airport located in Siliguri that offers direct flights connecting major cities of India.
Train : Hasimara, Chalsa and Malbazar are the most popular railway stations that can be travelled by taking a train from New Jalpaiguri (NJP) station at Siliguri.
Road : Travelling on the road is one of the most favoured modes of transport as it offers a journey while witnessing the scenic beauty of nature and the landscapes of the Dooars. NH 31 is the main link that connects Dooars to the rest of the Indian states.