Turturi Home Stay

There is a peaceful village that serves as the boundary between India and Bhutan in Alipurduar's dense forests. It is the ideal tourist destination due to the luxuriant flora and the abundance of wildlife. This unusual settlement known as Turturi Kanda or Turturi is unknown to many travelers. The name alone conveys a sense of distinct appeal and emphasizes its pure pastoral beauty. The avenue of towering khirish trees that along the route to Turturi is lined with sounds of numerous birds. It has a pleasant atmosphere thanks to the chirping of hundreds of birds in unison, the cool country breeze, and the rustling of leaves. This atmosphere lasts all the way to Turturi, where there are two extremely notable natural landmarks. The Kala Pahar, often known as the "black mountain," is the most popular tourist attraction. This is a charming hilltop that appears dark and beautiful. Additionally, this hillock's surface displays a variety of colors due to the sun's beams. It nicely reflects the colors silver, green, brown, and black. Multicolored rocks are strewn at the foot in keeping with the hillock's diverse colors. The Raidak River also flows along the edge of these rock-strewn banks. The "Bhutan Ghaat" river serves as a physical separation between India and Bhutan. So reserve your stay today and take in this captivating setting.