Overview
Escape the clamor of the city and plunge into the lush, emerald wilderness of North Bengal with Outlander’s Dooars Gorumara Package Tour. Perfectly crafted for nature lovers and families on a budget, this 6-day round-trip journey from Sealdah covers the absolute best of the Dooars region. Set your base in the forest-fringed town of Lataguri and embark on thrilling jeep safaris through the dense canopies of Gorumara National Park, globally renowned for its population of the great Indian one-horned rhinoceros. Beyond the wildlife, the itinerary takes you through rolling tea estates to the serene riverine landscapes of Murti, the hanging bridges of Suntalekhola, and the Indo-Bhutan border vistas at Bindu. Complete with train transit, comfortable resort stays, and private sightseeing, this is a refreshing and hassle-free dive into nature.
Inclusions
- Accommodation in Lataguri Hotel for 3 Nights with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
- All Transfers from Railway station and sightseeing as per tour program by Non Ac Car.
- 01 safari at Forest Watch Tower inclusive of Entry fees, Guide and Transport on any one mentioned gates.
- Train ticket for both way in sleeper class with food.
Itinerary
This perfectly balanced 6-day itinerary maximizes your time in the Dooars while keeping travel stress to a minimum. The journey begins with a classic overnight train ride from Sealdah. Upon arriving in the foothills, you transfer to Lataguri, dedicating your first afternoon to settling in and enjoying a wildlife safari. The subsequent days are devoted to exploring the stunning offbeat hamlets surrounding Gorumara—crossing the hanging bridge at Suntalekhola and witnessing the massive Jaldhaka Hydel Project at the Bhutan border. The tour concludes with a final scenic morning in the tea gardens before boarding your overnight return train back to Kolkata.
Day 1: Departure from Sealdahclose
Journey to the Himalayan foothills
Day 2: Arrival at New Mal Jn/NJP & Transfer to Lataguriclose
Welcome to the Dooars and Gorumara Safari
Day 3: Excursion to Samsing, Suntalekhola & Rocky Islandclose
Tea estates and hanging bridges
Day 4: Excursion to Jhalong, Bindu & Murticlose
The Indo-Bhutan border landscapes
Day 5: Lataguri to NJP/New Mal Jn & Return Trainclose
Bidding farewell to the green valleys
Day 6: Arrival at Sealdahclose
Journey concludes
Gallery
Immerse yourself in the wild and pristine beauty of the Dooars region through our gallery. Experience the thrill of spotting the magnificent Indian one-horned rhinoceros grazing peacefully in the wetlands of Gorumara National Park.Discover the lush, scenic landscapes of Suntalekhola, where dense forests part to reveal a beautiful hanging suspension bridge stretching over a rocky mountain stream.Relax by the rocky, meandering banks of the Murti River, offering some of the most serene and photogenic landscapes in the entire Dooars region.
Exclusions
- All types of personal amenities like laudry,tips,drinks etc.
- Extra tours other than itinerary
- Extra food other than mentioned
- All applicable taxes
Important Notes
- For Jungle safari bright colored dressings is not suggested.
- There might be certain changes in tour programs according to present logistics limitations.
- Covid vaccination certificate or RTPCR required for everyone as per the government rules.
- Keep ODOMOS cream and apply on open part of your body before going to jungle safari. It will protect you from mosquitoes and other insects
Essential trip
information!
Pack comfortably for a tropical and forested environment: lightweight, breathable cotton clothing in earthy, neutral tones (olive green, brown, khaki) is strictly recommended to blend into the jungle environment during safaris and avoid startling wildlife. Bring a light jacket or windcheater, as early morning safaris and evenings near the rivers can be breezy, especially between November and February. Comfortable walking shoes or sturdy sandals are essential for walking across riverbeds in Murti and navigating the steps of the Suntalekhola bridge. Bring binoculars for enhanced wildlife viewing from the watchtowers, essential sun protection, and strong mosquito repellent. The local currency is the Indian Rupee (INR); while some resorts accept digital payments, carrying sufficient cash is highly recommended to pay for safari tickets, guide fees, and local market purchases in Lataguri.
