Jaldapara Tour Packages

A wide variety of flora and fauna is available at the wildlife sanctuary once dominated by the Toto and Mech tribes. The entire Sanctuary is divided into different parts dependent on the dominant animal in an area. There is a tiger reserve and an elephant corridor.

You must visit the Jaldapara wildlife sanctuary if you wish to observe a unique variety of plants and animals strewn across the foothills of the Himalayas. The most exciting part of the National Park is its increased population of the rhinoceros. In fact, it has the largest population of Indian one-horned rhinoceros. The one-of-a-kind trees, shrubs and herbs found in the park, and the Torsa river flowing through the wildlife sanctuary are other prime attractions for tourists here. So, get ready to go on a Jaldapara tour today to explore this unknown destination with your loved ones.

Places To Visit

Chilapata

Around 20 km away from jaldapara lies Chilapata, a dense, lush green forest that is home to an ancient fort. Yo can see the fort built by Nal King standing in the periphery which highlights the merits of Gupta Age. You must take some time out to go on a wildlife safari of the Chilapata forests. You may spot some leopards and elephants gallivanting about as you cruise through the dusty paths of the woods.

Totopara

Jaldapara was also known by this name once upon a time. Today, Totopara is a small village located a slight distance away from the Jaldapara National Park. Bordered by Bhutan to the North, this village is a picturesque and quiet getaway. If you want a secluded vacation and enjoy some private time with friends or family, do not forget to visit Totopara.

Khairbari

A small stretch of land used now as a leopard rescue centre, the Khairbari is a fantastic sightseeing opportunity for all tourists who frequents the Jaldapara National Park. It is surrounded by towering trees, local flora and tons of leopards who have been rescued from various parts of the country. You must take a detour to Kharbari when you are on a Jaldapara tour for the best possible vacation.

Gorumara National Park

Wildlife preserve since the 1800s, the Gorumara National park is another natural delight just 80 kilometres from the Jaldapara National park. It is famous for bison, peacocks, Asiatic one-horned rhinos and Asian Elephants.

GajolDoba and Apalchand Forest

The Gajodolba and Apalchand Forest is a scenic reservoir built by the Teesta river Barrage. The Baikunthpur forests surround it. You can take a short trip here when you want a healthy dose of nature.

Best Time To Visit

Summers

Summers in Jaldapara is hot and humid, mainly because of the intense transpiration created by the green cover of the surrounding forests. The average temperatures in Jaldapara Natural park during the summers are 32 degrees to 40 degrees.

Winters

October to February is considered as the winter season in Jaldapara. It is undoubtedly one of the best times to be in the Jaldapara National park as the temperatures are comfortable for walking around. Average temperatures in jaldapara National park during winters range from 12 degrees to 27 degrees. You can even sightsee the surrounding regions of Jaldapara if you opt for a special Jaldapara National park tour package from Travel triangle.

Monsoons in Jaldapara

Monsoons are akin to summers in jaldapara and very humid. However, you can still enjoy your Jaldapara tour plan if you love rain.

How To Reach

By Road

You can take a bus to Alipurduar via Madarihat to reach Jaldapara. Many North West Bengal transport services operate daily and weekly buses to Jaldapara from cities like Siliguri.

By Train

The Madarihat railway station lies closest to the jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary. You can cover the 7 km distance by road.

By Air

The Bagdogra airport at Siliguri lies closest to Jaldapara. From Siliguri, board a bus heading towards Jaldapura.