Hollong at Jaldapara National Park needs no introduction for anyone who has done their part of research. Situated amidst the lush green forest, right in front of the salt pit, Hollong Tourist Lodge (also known as Hollong Bunglow) is well…
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The village Jayanti, located in the edge of Buxa Tiger Reserve was named after the river Jayanti, which forms a natural border between the hills of Bhutan and West Bengal, is also known as “Queen of Dooars” because of the…
Dooars, the word came from a Bengali word “Duar” meaning “Doors“. Dooars is the gateway to Widlife Zone of West Bengal and also the gateway to hills of India and Bhutan. Although I have been to and crossed various regions…
Saranda Forest is located in the border Odisha and Jharkhand covering both the states. Saranda meaning Elephants got it’s name due to presence of large number of elephants within these thick forest. Kiriburu and Meghahatuburu, situated in Jharkhand are the…
I heard the name, Mousuni Island, for the first time, from a travel group in Facebook. And a quick google search revealed very few results than that are available as of now, which clearly indicated of Mousuni Island being a…
I hardly remember how I actually came to know about this place, Joypur Forest. May be from one of the weekend destinations Facebook groups or blogs or whatever. But that doesn’t matter much. Or does it? It was more than…
I always had this urge of mine to travel through all of the beautiful North Eastern States. After Sikkim and Meghalaya, proceeding towards Manipur is another step forward to that of my wish. Though the Manipur Tourism website didn’t proved…
Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya The Abode of Clouds, is also known as “Scotland of the East“. Being situated from Guwahati at just 3 hours drive away, is a hotspot for tourists along with Cherrapunjee. Though personally I feel, one…
We heard a lot about Dawki, specially the Umngot River and it’s crystal clear view. Thanks to the images at Facebook and Instagram!! After experiencing heaven on earth at Double Decker Living Root Bridge and Rainbow Falls, our plan was…
Khublei! After exploring Mawphlang, Mawlyngbna and Mawphanlur, our plan for the day was to proceed to Cherrapunji after exploring David Scott Trail. As per the original itinerary, Sacred Forest was also planned for today, but as we started early on…
