Welcome to Samsing, a hidden jewel of Jalpaiguri, West Bengal! Once known as 'Sinamguri', this charming village whispers tales of the past amidst lush tea gardens and rolling hills. Imagine breathing in the freshest air, spotting colorful birds, and feeling the magic of the Himalayas. It's a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers exploring Incredible India!
Birdwatching In The Neora Valley National Park Area.
Enjoy The Scenic Beauty And Photography.
Explore The Tea Gardens And Enjoy Tea Tasting.
Go For Short Treks In The Surrounding Hills.
Visit Suntalekhola River And Rocky Island.
Visit Local Villages To Experience Culture.
October to April
Morning
₹2,500 per person
Historically, Samsing was primarily inhabited by indigenous communities. Its transformation began with the establishment of tea gardens during the British colonial era. The fertile land and favorable climate made it ideal for tea cultivation, leading to the development of numerous tea estates in the region. Over time, Samsing evolved from a small village into a significant tea-producing area, contributing to the local economy. In recent years, with its scenic beauty being discovered, tourism has flourished, providing an additional source of income and driving infrastructural development. While preserving its natural charm, Samsing now welcomes visitors from across the globe, offering them a glimpse into its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.