Tour for Dooars
Duration
4 days
Overview
4 Days /3 Nights
The Dooars region in West Bengal, India, is a lush and scenic destination known for its tea gardens, wildlife sanctuaries, and natural beauty. Here’s a suggested 4-day itinerary for exploring the Dooars:
Before planning your trip to the Dooars, check the weather conditions and the availability of safari permits, especially during peak tourist seasons. It’s also recommended to book accommodations in advance to ensure a comfortable stay.
Included/Exclude
- Pick and Drop Services
- 1 Meal Per Day
- Cruise Dinner & Music Event
- Visit 7 Best Places in the City With Group
- Additional Services
- Food & Drinks
- Tickets
Tour Plan
- Arrive at Bagdogra Airport or New Jalpaiguri Railway Station (NJP).
- Transfer to your hotel in Siliguri or the nearby town of Lataguri, which serves as a gateway to the Dooars.
- Check in and relax.
- After breakfast, visit Gorumara National Park, known for its rich wildlife, including elephants, rhinoceroses, and various bird species.
- Enjoy a jungle safari or an elephant safari to explore the park's beauty.
- Visit the Medla Watchtower for wildlife viewing.
- Return to your hotel in the evening.
- Drive to Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary, famous for its population of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses.
- Go for an exciting jeep safari inside the sanctuary.
- Visit the nearby Totopara, a tribal village, to learn about the indigenous Toto tribe and their culture.
- Return to your hotel in Siliguri or Lataguri.
- Visit a nearby tea estate like the Gorumara Tea Estate or the Sipchu Tea Garden to learn about tea cultivation and processing.
- Enjoy a walk through the tea gardens and have a cup of fresh tea.
- Depending on your departure schedule, you can explore more of the Dooars or head to Bagdogra Airport or NJP for your onward journey.
If you have more time, consider extending your stay and exploring other attractions in the Dooars, such as Buxa Tiger Reserve, Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary, and Samsing.
Explore local markets in Siliguri or nearby towns for souvenirs and local products.
Try traditional Bengali cuisine and local snacks at local eateries.
