Experiences

The resort offers Cycling tours within the Tea Estate. Guests with an adventurous streak can cycle through the neat lanes that segregate the different sections of the Tea Plantation.

Very popular with all our guests. We take pride in our pool maintenance and an added attraction to our tea tourism initiative.

We are equipped with a table tennis table, carrom and many indoor games for you to spend quality family time in the resort.

You can choose to relax in your bedroom with a panoramic view of the Dooars tea garden and dive deep into our selection of books or you can read in the beautiful resort premises amidst butterflies

You can choose to relax in your bedroom with a panoramic view of the dooars' tea garden and dive deep into our selection of books or you can read in the beautiful resort garden premises in the midst of butterflies

The pride of our tea tourism resort is our organic garden, which has our heart and soul. Still in the development stages to provide a complete farm to table experience for our guests. Sometimes we  win, sometimes we just know we have to try better

Your tea tourism experience is incomplete without a visit to the Tea Estate. Enjoy a jeep ride around the Dooars plantation, where you can get an insight into how the choicest of leaves are plucked. Next, head to the factory to understand the processes involved in conversion of green leaf to the final produce. A Tea Tasting session can be organised to appreciate the diversity in teas. For finale, you could purchase Black (CTC) and Green Tea produced freshly as souvenirs of your heady experience from the Tea Boutique

Our tea Estate is  located within the perimeter of Baikunthapur Forest, in Dooars and hence there is ample scope for you to enjoy local wildlife. The forest is marked by great bio diversity and is home to deer, elephants and multiple species of snakes. This makes it a truly unique tea tourism resort

These forests surround a water reservoir called Gajaldoba formed by the Teesta Barrage. The reservoir is a prominent place for numerous species of water birds, which come all the way from Central Asia and Ladakh. Some of them are the Great Crested Grebe, Little Grebe, Greylag Goose, Bar Headed Goose, Lesser Whistling Duck, Common Shelduck, Ruddy Shelduck, Cotton Teal, Eurasian Wigeon, Common Teal, Tufted Duck, Spot billed Duck and many others.

Flanked by two forests on either side, Saraswatipur tea resort is never short of a nature's delight. Home to variety of butterflies and pristine waters flowing through, the Dooars forest trek is not to be missed.  

The West Bengal Tourism Department has chalked out an elaborate plan to develop the ‘Bhorer Alo’ tourism hub at Gajaldoba in North Bengal. Saraswatipur Tea Resort is located 3 kilometres from this project.

Activities like boating and bird watching are currently operational.

Gorumara National Park, about 37 kilometres from the resort is a medium-sized park with grasslands and forests. It is primarily known for its population of Rhinoceros.Other animals found here include Leopards, Elephants, Indian Bison, Rock Python, Deer and Malayan Giant Squirrel. A day trip here might excite the wildlife and photography lovers.

Jalpesh Dham devoted to Lord Shiv, is located 54 kilometres from the resort. It was originally built around 800 AD by the last successor of King Baghadatta called Jalpash. The temple was destroyed and lost in the forest many times till it was reconstructed by the erstwhile King of Coochbehar, Shri Prananarayan in 1655 AD.

Brahmri Devi Templeis devoted to Devi Adi Shakti, the Goddess of Power and Strength.The exact date of the temple's creation is unknown as this is a Shakti Peeth that has been formed centuries ago. It is believed that the Vama Pada or the left leg of Sati or Shakti fell at this place to form this temple.