India has no shortage of tourist spots of any kind, whether it is a mountain or a sea-side beach, a place with historical significance or just filled with the abundance of beautiful scenic beauty. India has everything. India doesn’t have any shortage of forests either. Some of the great forests and wildlife sanctuaries are situated here. One such area with great forest area and a lot of flora and fauna lies in the eastern part of India called Dooars.

With an unspoilt terrain and the mighty Himalayas forming an awesome backdrop, Dooars is a great place for all nature lovers. Many may not be aware of the fact that there are many places to visit in Dooars. Duar means door in Bengali and this region has been aptly named Dooars  or Duars as it is the door to Bhutan and North East India. Mighty rivers like Teesta, Torsa, Murti, Jaldhaka, Dyna  and Sankosh veins this region and it is also blessed with dense forests and exotic wildlife. This is a sure paradise for all the nature lovers out there as this place has to offer it in abundance.

From the rippling rivulets of Jhalong and picturesque valleys of Buxa with forests marked by walking trails to the riverbeds at Jaldapara and the lush greenery of Gorumara National Park, these places are a treat for the eyes. These parks, however, remain close during the monsoon season. Travellers coming to this stunning place around November-December can be a part of Raas Mela which is one of the ancient fairs held here. Few must visit spots are Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary, Buxa Tiger Reserve, Rasikbil Bird Sanctuary, Gorumara National Park and Jaldapara National Park.

So next time when you are planning your trip for a forest adventure, you can plan your trip to this lesser-known gem to create memories that can be cherished for a lifetime.