Introduction
Dooars is a famous tourist region of North Bengal, West Bengal, located at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas. The name Dooars means “doors” or “gateways”, as it serves as the entry point to Bhutan and Northeast India. The region is known for lush green forests, wildlife, rivers, tea gardens, and peaceful nature.
Gateway to Bhutan & Northeast India
- Located at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas
- Dense tropical forests & grasslands
- Famous wildlife destination of North Bengal
- Home of the one-horned rhinoceros (Jaldapara)
- Popular elephant & jeep safaris
- Major parks: Gorumara NP, Jaldapara NP, Buxa Tiger Reserve
- Scenic rivers – Murti, Jaldhaka, Torsa, Raidak
- Vast tea gardens & estates
- Peaceful nature villages – Jayanti, Samsing, Suntalekhola
- Buxa Fort – historical trekking spot
- Rich bird-watching zone
- Tribal culture – Rabha, Toto, Mech communities
- Ideal for family, wildlife lovers & photographers
- Best season: October to April
- Less crowded & more affordable than hill stations
