Dooars, derived from the word “Doors,” refers to the floodplains and foothills of the eastern Himalayas in North Bengal and Assam. It acts as the gateway to Bhutan and Northeast India and is renowned for its rich biodiversity, tea gardens, and scenic beauty. The region lies between the Teesta and Sankosh rivers and is dotted with dense forests, wildlife sanctuaries, and river valleys.

Tourism Highlights:

Natural Beauty: Rolling hills, meandering rivers, lush green forests, and vast tea estates make Dooars a paradise for nature lovers.

Wildlife Tourism: Dooars is home to several national parks and wildlife sanctuaries:

Gorumara National Park – known for Indian one-horned rhinoceros.

Jaldapara National Park – famous for elephant safaris and rhinos.

Buxa Tiger Reserve – home to tigers, leopards, and rare birds.