Dudhia

Historically, Dudhia was a small, relatively unknown village primarily inhabited by local communities. Its significance grew with the expansion of tea cultivation in the region during the British colonial era. The area's natural beauty and proximity to Siliguri gradually attracted visitors, leading to its development as a minor tourist spot. While not steeped in grand historical events, Dudhia's history is intertwined with the agricultural and cultural heritage of the Darjeeling foothills. The local communities have played a vital role in preserving the natural environment and traditional way of life, contributing to the unique charm of Dudhia.