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Itinerary for 8Days and 7Nights Day 1, Night Stay @ Mouchuki Forest Bunglow Itinerary for 8days and 7nights Day 1, Night Stay @ Mouchuki Forest Bunglow : Mouchuki ,situated in Neora Valley National Park. Mouchuki Forest Bungalow is best place to stay for a serene holiday . Neora Vally National Park is one of the last remaining pristine ecosystems of the Eastern Himalayas with its amazing Biodiversity and is home to many rare and endangered, plants, animals and birds. It exhibits a rich variety of habitat as the area comprises the catchment and watershed of the Neora River with its tributaries. Schedule: Pickup from Siliguri/NJP/Bagdogra/Jalpaiguri > Start for Mouchuki via Sevoke, Chalsa,Samsing ,Suntaleykhola > check in at Mouchaki > Lunch > Evening Snacks > Camp fire > Dinner. Day 2 Night Stay @ Kalipur Eco Huts : Gorumara National Park is a National Park in northern West Bengal. Located in the Terai region of the Himalayan foothills, it is a medium-sized park with grasslands and forests. It is primarily known for its population of Indian Rhinoceros. The park has been declared as the best among the protected areas in India by the Ministry of Environment and Forests for the year 2009. The Kalipur Eco Huts is a perfect stay away for witnessing the Wilderness of North Bengal. Schedule: Breakfast>Checkout from Mouchaki > Start for Kalipur Eco Huts > Check in at Resort > Lunch > Medhla Watch Tower Visit > Return to Resort > Evening Snacks >Tribal dance programme> Leisure Time > Dinner. Day 3: Night Stay @ Panjhora Wilderness Camp : Situated at the foothills of Himalaya, where river Murti finds it's way to the planes, offering a serene panoramic view of distant tea gardens on the backdrop of mountains on one side and dense forest of Chapramari on the other. Schedule: Elephant Safari> Breakfast > Check out from Kalipur Eco Hut > Start for Panjhora Wilderness Camp via Murti Forest- Khunia More – Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary > Reach Panjhora Wilderness Camp > check in > Lunch > Visit to Watch Tower > Return to Panjhora Wilderness Camp > Leisure Time > Evening Snacks > Dinner. Day 4: Night Stay @ Jaldapara Pvt Resort: The most famous destination in Dooars is Jaldapara National Park (formerly Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary), situated in Alipurduar district in West Bengal near India – Bhutan boarder. It is under the heavy rainfall zone, so the forest is mainly savannah covered with tall elephant grasses. River Torsha runs through the National Park. Jaldapara forests was constituted as wildlife sanctuary in the year of 1941 for the protection of Wildlife, particularly one-horned Rhinoceros and it was declared as Jaldapara National Park on may, 2012. Schedule: Breakfast>Check out from Panjhora > Visit to Dalgaon view point > Sight seeing of Jhalong – Bindu - laligerous- Samsing Tea garden> Start for Jaldapara national Park > check in>Lunch>Evening Safari (optional)>evening snacks>Dinner. Day 5: Night Stay @ Mendabari Forest Bungalow(Chilapata): The Chilapata Forest is a dense forest near Jaldapara National Park in Dooars, Alipurduar district, West Bengal, India. It is about 20 km from Alipurduar, and just a few minutes away from Hasimara town. The forest forms an elephant corridor between Jaldapara National Park and the Buxa Tiger Reserve,and is rich in wildlife. New species continue to be found.The forest used to be home to large Rhinoceros populations. In hunting expeditions in 1892- 1904, in and around Chilapata Forest, the Maharajah of Cooch Behar recorded killing one rhino, injury of one, and sighting of over 14.Rhinos now extremely rare. Leopards are still common. Breakfast > Check-out from Jaldapara>Start for Chilapata > Reach Mendabari Forest Bungalow via the dense Chilapata Forest > check in > Optional Evening Safari *>Overnight stay at Mendabari. Day 6: Night Stay @ Jayanti : Situated at the foothills of Himalaya, And yes, its the best Place to stay in North Bengal, specially for the person who loves Nature, Forest, Adventure and Thrill. Surrounded by thick dense forest, you can witness the Bhutan hills in front.. If you are lucky enough, you might can see a herd of Elephants strolling on the river bed in a full moon night. Jayanti, a small village in North Bengal, a must stay! Schedule: Breakfast > Check out from Chilapata > Start for Jayanti > Pitch Top road Safari of dense, Rajabhatkhaowa Forest, Buxa Tiger Reserve > check in > Lunch > Visit to Chunia Watch Tower > Return to Jayanti > Leisure Time > Evening Snacks > Dinner. Day 7: Night Stay @ Jayanti : Mahakal Cave, Jayanti : A popular trekking trail is the Jayanti forest located 13 km away Buxa Duar. The stalactite cave here called Mahakal houses a Shivalinga and is a popular hike among Nature Lovers. Schedule: Breakfast > Early morning Treck to Bara Mahakal */Buxa Fort > Return to Jayanti > Lunch > Evening Snacks > Leisure Time > Dinner. Day 8: Return: Schedule: Visit to pokhri Lake>Breakfast >Checkout from Jayanti>Drop at Alipurduar/NJP/Bagdogra/Jalpaiguri .
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