Trekking in Dooars offers a perfect blend of adventure and natural beauty. The region is dotted with lush forests, rolling hills, sparkling rivers, and charming tea gardens, making every trail a scenic delight. Popular routes like the Buxa Fort trek, Lepchakha trek, and Neora Valley trails take you through dense jungles, remote villages, and breathtaking viewpoints. Whether you are an amateur trekker or an experienced adventurer, the trails of Dooars promise an unforgettable journey close to nature.
Bhutanghat is a village located in the Alipurduar district of West Bengal, about 45 km from the town, near the border with Bhutan. It is a picturesque destination known for its serene mountainous landscape, dense green forests, and the swift-flowing Raidak River. The village is an ideal spot for adventurous nature lovers and is considered an ext...
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Buxa Fort is a famous historic site located at an altitude of 867 meters (2,844 ft) within the Buxa Tiger Reserve in the Alipurduar district of West Bengal. It is considered one of the earliest forts in Eastern India and holds a significant place in the region's history, having been a point of contention between the Kings of Bhutan and the Koch ...
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Lepchakha is a small, serene village perched on a hilltop within the Buxa Tiger Reserve, very close to the Bhutan border. It is a Drukpa village, as its original inhabitants are the Drukpa people, who are Bhutanese in origin and have a distinct culture different from the Nepalese who live in the lower hills. The architecture of their homes, thei...
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Jayanti, often called the "Queen of Dooars," is a village located in the heart of the Buxa Tiger Reserve. One of its most famous tourist attractions is the Mahakal Cave, a stalactite cave dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is a popular pilgrimage site for Hindus and is situated near the Bhutan border.
To reach the Mahakal Cave, visitors must emba...
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