Khuttimari is a backwoods close to Gayerkata in the Dooars area of West Bengal. The backwoods of Khuttimari are not so well known or touristy as the renowned threesome of Dooars - Gorumara, Jaldapara, and Buxa. Subsequently, less sightseers swarm the region. The touring and backwoods safari choices are additionally restricted here. Yet, on the off chance that you are searching for a serene visit, Khuttimari might very much possess all the necessary qualities.

Arriving: From New Jalpaiguri, the primary rail station for Dooars, you can visit Dooars either by the Sevok - Malbazar - Nagrakata bound North Dooars street or you might travel through Jalpaiguri - Maynaguri bound South Dooars street. The two streets meet at Telipara crossing scarcely 2 km from Gairkata. So you might arrive at here by either the Northward or the Southward street. The Northward street is more beautiful however the movement distance is a little more than 100 km, though, through the Southward street, the movement distance is around 95 km. From Gairkata going across a street enters the woodlands of Khuttimari simply a km away from the town.

Things to See and Do: The Moraghat scope of Khuttimari backwoods is popular for its populace of pachyderms. This was important for the customary Assam - Nepal course of elephant relocation. Albeit woodland safaris are not accessible in the timberland, you might in any case be fortunate to get a brief look at the elephant here.

Khuklung and Mela are two towns on the backwoods periphery. The town's populace comprised generally of Rava tribals. There are lookouts in the town and ancestral dance and social projects are likewise coordinated here for vacationers.

Gosaihat eco-park is found upper east of Khuklung town. The eco-park gets a great deal of transitory bird guests throughout the cold weather months. Despite the fact that cabins were constructed before inside the eco-park, the traveler convenience is currently non-practical.

From Khuttimari a Northward street through backwoods and towns will take you to Banarhat town by means of Nathua, Duramari, Dawkimari, Kalabari, and Mongalkata towns. Another street going east of Khuttimari backwoods will take you to the Panbari region where the three significant waterways of Dooars, Diana, Murti, and Jaldhaka meet, directly across the stream is Ramsai and Gorumara Public Park region.

Around Khuttimari and Gairkata are numerous common Dooars tea nurseries and towns where a city occupant might track down timeless delight. Haldibari, Telipara, Totapara, Gandrapara, Binnaguri, Redbank, New Dooars, and Banarhat are a portion of the towns and Tea cultivates close by that overflow common Dooars flavor.