The region can be broadly split into three dooars: Eastern, Central, and Western. Tourists prefer to visit the Western Dooars. Many tourists visit the Gorumara woodlands and the surrounding area each year. A number of tourist spots, including Samsing Bindu, Jhalong, Chapramari, and others, are located nearby. It is simple to connect a trip to the Eastern Dooars with areas of Kalimpong, particularly Lava Lolegaon and Rishop. The Jaldapara forests are Central Dooars’ principal draw. The oldest tourist attraction in the region is also here. Many people, including VIPs, have stayed at the Holong bungalow in the bush. The nearby forest of Jaldapara, Chilapata, has recently become more well-known. Also included in this is the entry point to Bhutan via Phuentsholing.
