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Staying on the bank of the Suntalekhola you will listen to the
eternal tunes of water. The picnicking on the bank of the
Suntalekhola or drive through the steep serpentine way to Tree Fern
Point and Mouchuki with only nature as your companion worth
remembering all the life. For the adventurous souls Samsing offers
excellent terrain. Situated at an altitude of 750m Samsing is a
gateway to the remote parts of Neora Valley National Park. The hills
with green all around will never let you feel alone in this divine
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The distance of Samsing from Siliguri via Chalsa is 81 Km. The drive
to Samsing through lush green tea gardens sets the mood for the
trip. The land of floating clouds, meandering mountain streams and
endless maze of green will leave an everlasting sense of
satisfaction in your heart. Just 4 kms from Samsing lays Suntalekhola, a recently added tourist spot in Dooars. Suntalekhola is truly an offbeat destination in the Himalayan foothills of Dooars in the backdrop of glistering green and blue sky with touch of everlasting beauty. |
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Trekking from Samsing to Suntalekhola will bring you closer to nature. The sinuous flow of mountain streams will whisper in your heart. The music of rusting leaves and the hide and seek of shadows with the trickling sunrays through the conifer leaves will take you to a pure and pristine world.Laying on the south eastern fringe of the Neora Valley National Park, Suntalekhola offers a trail leads to the left from the first bend of the tar road approached from the bungalows and ends at Lava after a three-day trek The trail leads steeply through thick broadleaved tropical and semi-tropical forests via Mouchouki, Rechila Top (4500m), Alubari and Pankhasari Ridge. The accommodation in both Samsing and Suntalekhola is maintained by Forest Department of West Bengal. The wilderness resorts in Suntalekhola are located amidst the natural wild environment. |
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