The history of Rocky Island is intertwined with the natural history of the Dooars region. While not marked by significant historical events or settlements, its significance lies in its geological formation and ecological importance. The area has long been a part of the local tribal communities' lives, who have traditionally used the forests and river for sustenance. In recent years, Rocky Island has gained popularity as a tourist destination, leading to the development of eco-tourism initiatives in the area. These initiatives aim to preserve the natural beauty of the region while providing sustainable livelihood opportunities for the local communities. The focus remains on responsible tourism that minimizes environmental impact and respects the local culture.