Bijonbari is a small village in the Darjeeling foothills at an elevation of 2500 feet. A river runs through the valley, which is dotted with waterfalls, tea gardens, and pristine forests. The road leading to Bijonbari is quite beautiful. Over a 22-kilometer span, Ghoom’s winding roads travel past tea fields and forests. Only serenity and quiet await you at the end of the path. The Little Rangeet will murmur nearby, and you’ll hear some Himalayan birds tweeting infrequently. You understand you’ve arrived at Bijonbari at this point. To know more continue reading further.

Reasons to plan your trip to Bijonbari

 Darjeeling, West Bengal’s famous hill station, is merely a few hours away. Even now, Bijonbari is a nature lover’s paradise because of its pristine beauty. There are fewer amenities, but nature is abundant. 

If you’re a hiker, Bijonbari offers some excellent hiking opportunities. Singla Bazar is around 4 hours distant, Relling is approximately 8 kilometres (5 miles), and Som Tea Estate is approximately 4 hours away from Bijanbari. Kaizalay, Gok, Kainjalia, Jhepi, Sumbuck, Rimbik, and other beautiful sites offer fantastic treks and picnic spots. From Kainjali, which is not far away, it is also possible to get a glimpse of Sikkim. It’s impossible to look away from the scenery.

Ways to reach Bijonbari

 Bagdogra Airport in Siliguri, North Bengal is the closest airport. The airport has a good connection to the rest of the country. To get to your destination, you can rent a car or take a cab. It will take approximately 4 hours to go the 104 km journey from Bagdogra.New Jalpaiguri station is the closest railway station. To get to the resort, either take a taxi or rent a car. The distance is still 104 kilometres here. By Road from Kolkata, you can travel to Bijonbari by car. Siliguri offers bus services as well. It’s a 90-kilometer drive from Darjeeling that takes 2 hours.