Dooars is famous for its rich biodiversity and superfluity of wildlife in its Gorumara National Park, Chapramari forests, Jaldapara Wild Life Sanctuary. Beautiful motorable roads cutting through deep forests, hills standing at the end of velvet green plains, forests echoing with the melody of birds and small quiet ethnic villages, vast meadows with a blue outline of the Himalayan ranges in the horizon, endless sky.... You are in Dooars!

LATAGURI the sleepy hamlet surrounded by forest, numerous rivers, tea gardens and forest villages attracts tourists from all over the world. With rapid developing infrastructure and its carefully nurtured natural beauty. Lataguri has come down under limelight of world of tourism. Eventually, Tuskers Den Forest Resort on the lap of its wild forest has become an important focal point in the heart of lataguri,Gorumara National Park

It is at a stones throw distance from Panchavati. Here, one will get clear of flora and fauna of Gorumara National Park that are demonstrated with light and sound. There is also a mini deer park beside the centre. Permit to visit the forests of Gorumara, Jatraprasad watch tower, Medla watch tower, Khunia Watch tower, Chapramari, Chukchuki and Jungle Safari is issued from this centre.

Gorumara National park is situated opposite of Panchavati. One can watch several kilometers of forest from the watch tower. Gorumara National Park the land of the prehistoric Great Indian one horned Rhinoceros. One gets to see wild animals like Elephants, Indian Bisons, Wild Boars, Leopards, Peacocks, Rock Python, Sambar Deer, Barking Deer and many birds. Permits available for different Watch Towers.

Chapramari, 32 kms from Panchavati is famous for its jungle and elephants. The place is a home to various other animals like Gaur, Wild boar, Leopards, Royal Bengal Tiger, Himalayan Langoor, deer, reptiles etc. The sanctuary is a paradise for bird watchers. Here one can view various types of birds like Black partridges, Green pigeon, Florican, Peafowl, Flinch, Bee-eater, Hornbill, Roller, and many more.

It is a nature lover’s paradise. Green The journey to Samsing is a memorable one, as you slowly ride uphill through the most picturesque Dooars tea garden on the rolling hill slopes. Suntaley Khola is about four kilometers further up the road from Samsing .It gets it name from a small stream; Suntaley Khola. In Nepali Suntaley means orange and khola means stream. It is also a place for birding with birds. The hills with green all around will never let you feel alone in this divine landscape.

Amidst the beautiful hills, flowing rivers, dense forests of dooars, situated close to a International border, is exquisite Jhalong, a lovely destination for tourists. Present at the crossroad of Jhalong and Jaldhaka, and surrounded by hills is Jhalong. A major attraction of this area is Jaldhaka Hydro Electricity project on the Jaldhaka River . Bindu is about 30 minutes ride from Jhalong, built on Jaldhakha river. Rare view of the Bhutan Himalayas and snow peak mountains in the winter. Tourists have other options also. One can enjoy Village Tours, Bird Watching and Short Trekking to Todey and Tangta. Todey and Tangta are small mountain village just at the foothills of Neora valley national park.

Jaldapara is one of the most luxuriant forests of the region and is surrounded by tea estates. The area of the Sanctuary is 216. sq km. It contains a great diversity of flora and fauna of mixed deciduous forest, grasslands and river banks. . The main attraction of the sanctuary is Asiatic one-horned rhinoceros. The wild life, in addition to the famous Great Indian One Horned rhinos, consists of Royal Bengal Tigers, wild elephants, deers, swamp deers, hog deers, wild pigs, bisons. Some rare species like the hispid hare and the hog-badger are also found here. Tribes of the regions are colorful and hospitable. Elephant, Indian Bison and deer can be spotted easily as they regularly come to the salt reservoir just below the tower.

Totopara is 22 km from Madarihat, the entrance of the famous Jaldapara National Park. home to the Toto Tribe, one of the few remaining tribes of its kind in the world. Their customs and culture have invoked great interest amongst anthropologists.