Explore the Hidden Villages of Dooars on Two Wheels

Dooars is not just about dense forests and popular tourist hubs. Beyond the well-known spots lie a series of offbeat villages that offer peace, raw nature, and a true glimpse into North Bengal’s countryside life. These villages are perfect for a slow, peaceful bike ride and allow you to disconnect from noise and crowds.

Whether you are an adventure lover or a seeker of calm, riding through these lesser-known villages will give you a new perspective of the region.

Here are some of the best offbeat villages in Dooars that you can explore on a rented bike or scooty from Bike Wale Bhaiya.

1. Rajabhatkhawa

Distance from Siliguri: 120 km
Why Visit: Border village with thick forests, close to Buxa Tiger Reserve
Highlights: Forest trails, tribal culture, butterfly zones
Ideal Ride: Royal Enfield Hunter or Avenger for comfort through forest roads

2. Samsing Khasmahal

Distance from Siliguri: 90 km
Why Visit: Tea gardens, orange orchards, village homestays
Highlights: Narrow scenic roads, fresh mountain air, warm locals
Perfect For: Couples and solo riders seeking quiet retreats

3. Bagrakote

Distance from Siliguri: 75 km
Why Visit: Small village beside river Chel, scenic picnic spot
Highlights: Rustic trails, village food, unpaved roads
Tip: Choose a scooty or light bike for maneuvering narrow paths

4. Jiti Tea Garden Area

Distance from Siliguri: 110 km
Why Visit: Less explored area near Bhutan border
Highlights: Lush plantations, wooden bridges, riverside resting spots
Best Ride Type: Meteor 350 or Pulsar 220 for smooth climbing sections

5. Bindu Village

Distance from Siliguri: 105 km
Why Visit: Last Indian village on Indo-Bhutan border
Highlights: Hydel project view, mountain streams, very low crowd
Experience: Ideal for sunrise rides and riverside breaks

6. Dalgaon

Distance from Siliguri: 95 km
Why Visit: Elevation, panoramic tea garden views
Highlights: Minimal tourism, hilltop monastery, nature stay options
Good For: Half-day rides or weekend retreats

7. Jhalong

Distance from Siliguri: 100 km
Why Visit: Riverside ride experience, calm and quiet region
Highlights: River picnic spot, peaceful roadways, village markets
Suggested Ride: Apache RTR 160 for comfortable curves

8. Sakham Forest Villages

Distance from Siliguri: 110 km
Why Visit: Located on the fringes of Jaldapara forests
Highlights: Tribal culture, wildlife sounds, early morning mists
Rider Note: Early departure recommended, roads are remote

9. Murti Forest Edge Villages

Distance from Siliguri: 80 km
Why Visit: Combination of river, forest and open plains
Highlights: Wooden footbridges, camping sites, forest ranger stations
Great For: Group rides and photographers

10. Gorubathan

Distance from Siliguri: 70 km
Why Visit: Elevated quiet village with panoramic views
Highlights: Buddhist monastery, mountain valley backdrop
Ideal Bike: Scooty for casual exploration or Raider for power and comfort

Why Ride with Bike Wale Bhaiya

• Hourly and daily rentals
• Free helmet included
• Scooty to premium bikes for all terrains
• GPS-friendly app and website booking
• Riding gear available on rent
• No hidden charges, total transparency

Ongoing Offers:

• ₹100 cashback for students
• Free accessories for women
• 40 percent off on birthdays
• 1 day free on 7-day bookings
• 20 percent off for riders aged 45 and above

 

Booking Requirements:

• Valid driving license
• Government ID (Aadhaar / Passport / Voter ID)
• Passport-size photo
• Refundable deposit: ₹3000 for bikes, ₹2000 for scooties

Book now via:
Website: https://bikewalebhaiya.com
App: Available on Google Play
Phone: 7602815008
Email: [email protected]

 

Final Thoughts:

The real beauty of Dooars often lies in its lesser-known corners. These offbeat villages are not only rich in culture and landscape but also ideal for peaceful road trips. Whether it’s a solo ride, a couple’s getaway, or a group plan, these routes give you the peace and thrill you seek.