Showing posts with label Dooars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dooars. Show all posts
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Tea Flower
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Angry Elephant
This is a young and angry tusker we spotted at Chilapata forest, near Jaldapara Sanctuary. Chilapata forest is a very dense forest, and a great place to spot elephants in particular.
Bindu, a small village in Bhutan Border
This is Jaldhaka Hydrel Project located at Bindu. Bindu is a small village in the Bhutan border. Some homestay and hotels are there for night stay. A small hamlet in Dooars, North Bengal, this can be ideal place to relax and to communicate with the local people. This is a army base.
From here one can go to Suntaleykhola, Jhalong View Point, Chapramari, Gorumara, Murti, in fact any location of Dooars.
From here one can go to Suntaleykhola, Jhalong View Point, Chapramari, Gorumara, Murti, in fact any location of Dooars.
Laliguras, sight seeing in Dooars
This is a popular sight seeing spot from Suntaleykhola, local people called it Laliguras. There is a view point here, from which a beautiful landscape of river and tea garden and mountain can be seen. This is a good sight seeing spot in North Bengal.
Jaldhaka River
This is Neora River photographed near Neora Hydrel Project. The Neora Valley National Park is located at the bank of this river. This place can be visited from Suntaleykhola.
Friday, July 8, 2011
Hanging Bridge at Suntaleykhola
This is the famous hanging bridge or suspension bridge at Suntaleykhola. The place is in North Bengal, Dooars region. Well connected by road from New Jalpaiguri station. The nearest railway station is New Mal Jn. There is a good accommodation at this place run by WBFDC, called Suntaleykhola Wilderness Camp. There are some cottage style accommodation. Also few Tent style accommodations are located there in a separate place which is also run by WBFDC.
Suntaleykhola Wilderness Camp, WBFDC
This is the Wilderness Camp of WBFDC at Suntaleykhola. A narrow river is flowing beside it, making a beautiful sound all day long. It is particularly the most splendid during monsoon.
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