Chapramari Wild life Sanctuary :A salt-lick adjacent to a teren pond afront the forest rest house draw the animals at dawn and dusk. Tourists can see the ruins of abandoned chapramari railway station once rampaged by herds of wild elephant.

Gorumara National Park :80km. from Silliguri the picturesque landscape of Gorumara N.P. comprises of pristine forest, tall elephant grass, rugged reeds, shallow pools, meandaring riverspread in the flood plains of Murti and Jaldakha rivers against the background of snow capped Khang-Chen-D-Zongha and other Himalayan ranges. Gorumara N.P. covers an area of 800 sq.km including the upper Tondu Reserve and Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary possessing an extremely rich Bio-diversity. Staying night in the Garati Watch Tower will be a lifetime experience. The watch Tower is situated in the deep and dense forest of Gorumara N.P. It provides an amazingly beautiful view of wandering Rhinos, Gaurs (Indian Bison), Asiatic Elephants, 4 species of Deer, wild Pig and Leopard or Panther - the main predators of Gorumara. 20 types of snake including King Cobra, 7 species of Turtles, 5 species of Hzards, 200 species of Birds ego Hornbill, Cuckoos, Minivets,Wood Peckers, Pigeons, Brahmmy Duck and different types of Butterflies as Krishna Peacock, Redpare Jezebel, Kaiser-I-Hind made Gorumara more wild and romantic.

Rhino and Jatraprasad Observatory Point : At the core forest enables a grand view of wildlife to the visitor. Tourist can enjoy a charming picnic on the banks of the river Murti situated at the fringe of the Gorumara N.P.

Nature Interpretation Centre : Provides all information of the Gorumara with the help of a variety of models besides a light and sound show.

Kalamati: is a forest village with a primary school. The beautiful motorable road towards Kalamati cut through dense forests rich with wildlife. Plenty of peacocks can be seen there at dawn. 2-3 km. from Kalamati a Watch Tower at Chukchukia and a Deer Park newly opened for tourists.

Chikonmati Pakhiralaya (Bird Sanctuary) : is the meeting place of Neora and Chel river. Sal, adal, Pani Saj, Simul, Moyna and several orchids can be seen throughout the journey. Singalila Range is visible from here.

Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary :146 km. from Silliguri the home of One Horned Rhino (Rhinoceros uniconis), Indian Elephant, Royal Bengal Tiger, Leopard, Gaur, Shamber, Hog Deer, Barking Deer, Indian Civet, Jungle Cat, Otter, Sloth Beer. The sanctuary is a delightful natural wilderness criscrossed by a numbers of streams and rivers as Malangi and Torsa flowing from East to West. Elephant ride through the forest will be a memorable experience.

Buxa : Buxa Fort is the pride of Jalpaiguri district. It is very dear to the people of Duars. They have sentimental attachment to it. Where history whispers as the air hums 'Vande Matram', & the freedom movement unfolds before you. Its sight sends you ages back in the past. The hills echo the sounds of clanging swords of warriors where you can almost see the sentries shouting orders to our freedom fighters.

This terrain forms a part of the Sinchula range of lower Himalayas. Its construction is on a strategically located gravel plateau (2600 ft above sl). The Fort is located at Buxa Duar in Jalpaiguri district close to Indo-Bhutan border (aerial distance <5 km).

Buxa Tiger Reserve : An Unexplored Abode - The main corridor for wild Elephant between Assam & Bhutan. Nestling in the misty mountains in the North Eastern corner of Jalpaiguri district bordering Bhutan,Buxa Duar is a jewel in the crown of the 761 sq. km. (Core area 369 sq.km.) of Buxa Tiger Reserve. It is virtually a trekkers' paradise. Besides the 5 km long treK from Santrabari to Buxa Duar through the hilly terrain covered with sub-tropical forests, a number of picturesque trekking routes lie scattered in the lofty Sinchula ranges. Declared as Tiger Reserve in 1983, this picturesque Reserve with its prodigious Terai, Bhabhar and hilly land scape up to an altitude of 5600 feet reveals astonishing range of bio-diversity. Apart from Bengal Tiger (Panthera tigris, 31 in 1997 census), there are 146 species of Birds, plenty of Leopards, Lesser Cats, Civets, Malayan Giant Squirrel, Elephants, Gaur, Chital, Sambhar, Barking and Hog Deer. Animals like Chinese Pangolin, Clouded Leopard, Regal Python are endemic to the region.

Having separate galleries on Avi-fauna, Entmofauna, Forest Ecology and such similar themes The Nature Interpretation Centre (NIC) at Rajabhatkhawa attracts visitors from far off places. A number of forest rest-houses well distributed over the forest area provide ample scope of nature education and solitude to the visitors.

Other places of tourist interest are Jayanti Mahakal Mandir, Raimatong, Jayanti, Bhutan Ghat, Rupam Valley, Roverse Point.

Other Tourist Places and Hotspots in Dooars :

• Mahakal Dham, Jeeti, Jhalong, Bindu, Samsing, Suntaleykhola

• Coochbehar, Rasikbil