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Dooars
The Dooars, also known as Duars, is a region in India located at the foothills of the eastern Himalayas in North-East India. The name "Dooars" is derived from the word "doors" as the region serves as a gateway to Bhutan from India. This picturesque region is known for its lush green forests, tea gardens, rich biodiversity, and vibrant culture.
The Dooars region spans across the districts of Jalpaiguri, Alipurduar, and Cooch Behar in the state of West Bengal, as well as parts of Assam. It stretches from the Teesta River in the west to the Sankosh River in the east, encompassing the foothills of the Himalayas and extending to the Brahmaputra plains.
The Dooars region is home to a diverse population, including indigenous tribes such as the Toto, Rabha, Mech, and Rajbanshi. The cultural fabric is enriched by the blend of various ethnic communities, each with its own traditions, festivals, and lifestyles.
✔️ Guide Services – Experienced local trekking guide. ✔️ Transportation – Transfers from Siliguri to the trek starting point and back. ✔️ Trekking Permits – Necessary permits, including national park entry fees and conservation area fees. ✔️ Camping Equipment – Tents, sleeping bags, and trekking gear. ✔️ First Aid – Medical kit with emergency supplies, including oxygen cylinders and first-aid supplies. ✔️ Sightseeing – Cultural exploration in villages, monasteries, and surrounding areas.
❌ International Flights – Airfare to/from the trek starting and ending points. ❌ Personal Expenses – Snacks, beverages, and personal shopping items. ❌ Travel Insurance – Strongly recommended for high-altitude trekking. ❌ Emergency Evacuation – Costs for any emergency evacuation (medical or otherwise). ❌ Tips & Gratuities – For guides, porters, and other support staff. ❌ Extra Activities – Additional sightseeing or excursions beyond the trekking itinerary.
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