Gajaldoba:
Gajaldoba is a small village in the Rajganj CD block of the Jalpaiguri district in the state of West Bengal, India. This place is famous after the construction of Teesta barrage for irrigation purposes and surrounded by the Baikunthapur Forest is believed to have a mythological significance as the hiding place of Lord Krishna and his principal wife, Queen Rukmini.
This place is a paradise for bird watchers; in the winter seasons, migratory birds can be seen here. It attracts species from Central Asia and Siberia. On clear days, you can enjoy views of the Himalayan foothills. The best time to visit Gajaldoba is during winter when the weather is pleasant, and the migratory birds are in full swing. Boating is also available here, and you can enjoy the boating ride with a panoramic view. Gajaldoba is well-connected by road from Siliguri, Jalpaiguri, and other parts of North Bengal.
The distance from Siliguri is nearly about 34 km. If you are coming from Siliguri, you must take Bardhawan Road and head towards Fulbari Canal. After reaching the Fulbari canal, you have to take a left; after that, you will reach Gajaldoba. This place is known for its panoramic view, local fish, bird watching, boating, and newly constructed suspension bridge, which looks like the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge. This place is best for nature and peace lovers. Many people come here to take a break from chaotic city life.