This Cottage is one of the best cottage  situated near Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary. If you want to enjoy the nature within the nature, this is the perfect homestay for you.

Yes. Parking is free in our homestay along with free lodging for the driver. Jaldapara forest is located next to this property separated only by the Sisamara river. Having over 500 Shimul trees within the property itself, you will get the enticing experience of living within a dense forest. Lose yourself in nature and find peace in the forest along with the river view, roars of animals and bird chirpings. If you’re lucky, wild animals, birds may come in your sight. Three of our cottages each built with their own specialties but all having one common factor that they are built from woods from the Jaldapara forest itself and perfectly complements the jungle vibe you’re looking for. Located across the Jaldapara national park, our property consists of three individual cottages. Built with only natural elements like logs, bamboo sticks, wood each has their own unique architecture. One built as a tree house within two big Shimul trees, another one built using bamboo sticks following traditional Dooars homes and the last one built as a watchtower log house.

Food Accomodation.

For all three meals lunch, dinner, next day breakfast is available for meal pack of 650 per-person.

Any other meals like snacks can be purchased separately.

Best time to visit: October to May, when the weather is pleasant and ideal for jungle safaris and outdoor activities.

- Explore Jaldapara National Park on a guided safari

- Visit the nearby Chilapata Forest

- Take a village walk or trek through the surrounding forests

- Birdwatching and photography

What to see in Jaldapara / Places to visit in Jaldapara

Jaldapara National Park - Jaldapara National Park is one of the most popular tourist destinations for forest lovers in Eastern India Region

Chilapata Forest - Chilapata Forest is situated in Between Jaldapara Wild life Sanctuay and Buxa Tiger Reserve. The forest is used as Elephant corridor in between Jaldapara National Park and Buxa Tiger Reserve

Toto Para - Toto Para is a primitive tribal village situated at the bank of river Torsa and River Titi near Jaldapara National Park. You can find their calture and heredity there

Buxa Tiger Reserve - Buxa Tiger Reserve is located in Alipurduar District in the Eastern Himalaya. You can find there many animals like Leopard, Bengal Tiger, Gaur, Sambar Deer, Asiatic Elephants etc. Created in 1983, Buxa Tiger Reserve is 15^th tiger reserve in India. You can visit the famous Buxa Fort there.  The fort was captured by British India from Bhutan after Bhutan war. The trek to Buxa Fort is a nice experience you can gain

Jayanti - Jayanti is one of the beautiful villages in Buxa Tiger Reserve on the bank of Jayanti River. The calm and peace village is famous for its soothing environment . So it has been popular to the nature lover travelers

Cooch Behar - Cooch Behar palace is the most attractive destination in Cooch Behar. It is about 60 kilometers drive from Jaldapara to Cooch Behar to experience this beautiful place

Phuntsholling - Phuntsholling is the border in between India and Bhutan and it is in Bhutan side. The freshness and the cleanliness you can find after entering Phuntsholling.You can visit Karbandi Monastery  and crocodile breeding centre there after driving from Jaldapara if you don’t have permits for Bhutan