
2. Sundarbans – Land of the Royal Bengal Tiger
The Sundarbans is a vast mangrove ecosystem and one of India’s most fascinating wildlife destinations. Its waterways wind through dense forests that provide habitat for the Royal Bengal tiger, crocodiles, deer and numerous bird species.
Must-do: Take a guided boat safari through the mangrove waterways.
3. Darjeeling – The Queen of the Hills
Darjeeling is one of West Bengal’s most famous destinations. Surrounded by the Himalayas, it is known for spectacular views of Kanchenjunga, beautiful tea gardens, and its historic Himalayan Railway.
Must-visit: Tiger Hill, Batasia Loop, Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, Peace Pagoda and tea
4. Bishnupur – The Terracotta Town
Bishnupur is famous for its magnificent terracotta temples, many of which showcase intricate scenes from Hindu mythology and Bengali life. It is also known for the traditional Baluchari saree and local handicrafts.
Must-visit: Rasmancha, Jor Bangla Temple, Madanmohan Temple and Shyam Rai Temple.
5. DIGHA – A Relaxing Beach Getaway
Digha is one of West Bengal’s most popular coastal destinations. Its long beaches, sea views and relaxed atmosphere make it a favourite for families and weekend travellers.
Must-do: Enjoy a sunrise or sunset by the sea, explore the coastline and sample fresh seafood.
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