Overview
Experience the many sides of Dooars through wildlife sanctuaries, forest landscapes, historic landmarks, riverside valleys, and peaceful Himalayan villages. From the rhino-rich wilderness of Jaldapara to the heritage of Cooch Behar and the scenic beauty of Lataguri, Jhalong, and Bindu, this journey offers a diverse nature-filled escape.
Arrive at Madarihat Station and transfer to Jaldapara. Set within the beautiful Dooars region, Jaldapara is renowned for its rich wildlife and is especially famous for its population of the one-horned rhinoceros. Settle in and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Overnight stay in Jaldapara.
After breakfast, explore the scenic destinations around Rajabhatkhawa, Jayanti, and Buxa Fort. Enjoy the forested landscape of Rajabhatkhawa and the natural beauty of Jayanti, located along the river near the Bhutan border. Continue towards Buxa Fort, situated within the Buxa Tiger Reserve. Return to Jaldapara for an overnight stay.
After breakfast, head towards Cooch Behar for a change of scenery. Visit the tranquil Rasik Bil, a beautiful wetland area, followed by Cooch Behar Rajbari, an impressive heritage landmark showcasing the region’s royal past. Return to Jaldapara for an overnight stay.
After breakfast, check out and travel towards Lataguri. Surrounded by dense forests, green meadows, and abundant flora and fauna, Lataguri provides a peaceful setting for nature and wildlife lovers. Spend the evening relaxing amidst the greenery. Overnight stay in Lataguri.
After breakfast, embark on a full-day excursion through the scenic Dooars landscape. Explore Jhalong, positioned along the Jaldhaka River near the Indo-Bhutan border, and continue to Bindu, a picturesque valley known for its cardamom plantations. Visit Saming and Suntalekhola, followed by the serene surroundings of the Murti River. Return to Lataguri for an overnight stay.
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and proceed towards New Mal Station for your onward journey. End your Dooars experience with memories of wildlife encounters, forest trails, heritage sites, rivers, and Himalayan landscapes.