The Dooars evokes images of smoky blue hills, emerald-green tea plantations, and cotton-like clouds. The Sankosh River divides the Dooars into its western and eastern portions, spread across Sikkim and West Bengal. It serves as Bhutan's entry point into India and is located in the eastern Himalayan foothills. On🐼e of the lesser-known tourist destinations in the Dooars is Suntalekhola, situated between 650 and 950 metres above sea level in the Gorubathan CD block. The name of this tranquil spot comes from a small creek called ‘Suntaley Khola’. This region, part of the Kalimpong Range, is characterised by sharply rising hills and numerous small streams.
