Love camping in the jungle? We at Naturecamp Travels, are offering you this golden opportunity to explore and lodge in the mesmeric northeast India. Rest a while surrounded by natural green canopies and the azure sky; break free from the monotony of everyday life; plug out from your virtual digital space; wake up the adventurer in you; open your eyes to nature and submit yourself to the exquisiteness all around. We bet you’d be rejuvenated, almost as if you’re walking towards a brand new life. The wilderness is calling you. Are you listening? Contact Naturecamp Travels to know more about our jungle camp packages and itineraries.
The Dooars in northeast India that extend to Bhutan, make a perfect choice for jungle camping. Naturecamp Travels brings to you tour packages for the top tourists destinations in these areas.
- Chilapata Jungle Camp
Nestled between the Buxa Tiger Reserve and the Jaldapara National Park, the Chilapata Forests make an extraordinary destination for jungle camping. The forests located in the foothills of the Eastern Himalayan range hold a rich fauna of Asiatic elephants and one-horned rhinos. This is one of the most significant eco-tourism corridors in eastern Dooars. A large part of the forests is still unexplored. Its authentic and rustic backdrop presents it as a popular spot for such elective outdoor recreational activity
- Jaldapara Jungle Camp
This protected National Park is located in Alipurduar near the foothills of the Eastern Himalayan range. River Torsa flows by it, blessing the place with riverine forests ridden with grasslands. Bearing a rich biodiversity, the floor of the forest supports a dense savanna of tall elephant grasses. Arrange for a jungle camp here and you’ll always remember how the forests welcomed you with arms wide open. You could also indulge in birding, elephant safaris, angling and jungle trails.
- Gorumara Jungle Camp
A little distance away from the Gorumara National Park in a place called Dhupjhora lies the Gorumara Jungle Camp. Also known as Gorumara Elephant Camp, it is a pristine destination with wooden cottages set up in the midst of a natural environment. Additional activities include birding, trekking, wildlife spotting, and sightseeing.
- Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary
When it comes to jungle camping, Chapramari makes a picture-perfect destination. Located on the bank of River Murti, the place has an undeniable, thrilling feel to it. It is mesmerising and dotted with ethnic-style wooden cottages. Do arrange for a jungle camp here if you want to experience an adventurous trip to northeast India. And don’t forget to enjoy the tribal dance show organised by the locals.
- Neora Jungle Camp
Located in the middle of River Neora and the Sursuti forest rests the Neora Jungle Camp. It belongs to the Neora Valley National Park which sits on a tri-junction that connects West Bengal, Sikkim, and Bhutan. It is a restricted area and rightfully an adventurer’s paradise. You could spot wildlife on your way to the camp itself. Elephants throng the area frequently and are a treat to watch. You could stay in an eco-friendly cottage, relish local food, and enjoy tribal dance in the evening.
- Lataguri Jungle Camp
A little hamlet located in the Jalpaiguri district of West Bengal in India, Lataguri lies at the periphery of the Gorumara National Park. This destination is also the entry point to the National Park. It holds thick grasslands that support the famous one-horned rhinos. People who opt to jungle camp here can also visit the Nature Interpretation Centre located in Lataguri.
- Sundarbans Jungle Camp
How could we not have Sundarbans in our list of jungle camp destinations? Did you know the Sundarbans National Park is also a Tiger Reserve, a Biosphere Reserve, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site? Located in the Sundarbans Delta in West Bengal, the place is home to a huge population of salt-water crocodiles and reptiles. Tourists can camp in a forest village called Bali here and stay in ethnic cottages.
Do you wish to indulge in a glorious jungle camping experience? Arrange for one via Naturecamp Travels. We are waiting to hear from you soon.
