Yelbong
From ₹8,500River, forest and a close-to-the-land camp rhythm.
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The field atlas
The right place
changes the pace.
Tent camps, forest frontiers and village homestays across North Bengal—selected for how a journey can live there, not only how the view looks.
03 Field chapter
Eight ways to begin
Choose a landscape.
Then make it personal.
Some journeys want canvas beside a river. Others need a village home, a gentler bed and mornings that begin with local life.
We check the real season, access, accommodation and activity fit before a place becomes a promise.
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Shape a tent-camp journey
River & canvas
Yelbong, Tunglabong and Reyang bring the journey close to water, trail and firelight.
- Tent stay
- 2N / 3D
- Small groups
- From ₹8,500
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Explore the forest edge
Forest frontiers
Garuchira and the Dooars open into forest atmosphere, wildlife landscapes and active days.
- Tent or homestay
- Season-led
- Guided
- From ₹9,300
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Find a mountain stay
Village horizons
Passabong, Todey–Tangta and Mulkharka slow the journey around mountain settlement and local hospitality.
- Homestay-led
- Local rhythm
- Flexible pace
- From ₹9,000
North Bengal field atlas
Eight beginnings.
No generic package.
Choose a landscape and a way of staying. The actual route is then checked against season, road access, group energy and what the place can responsibly hold.
Todey–Tangta
From ₹9,000A quieter mountain edge for groups that want remoteness.
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From ₹8,500Village landscape, trail time and honest camp living.
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From ₹9,300Forest atmosphere and an active outdoor programme.
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From ₹9,500A river-led setting for slow adventure and campfire evenings.
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From ₹9,500Local hospitality with a softer, village-based stay.
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From ₹9,500Buxa, Jaldapara or Chilapata, shaped around the season and access.
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₹10,500–₹12,500Highland village life and a more considered mountain approach.
Ask about this placeTypical 2N / 3D plan
Arrive gently.
Leave with the place.
Day one settles the group into the landscape; day two opens into movement and discovery; day three closes with reflection before the road home.
Considered end to end
The essentials,
already thought through.
Published prices are indicative per person for a typical group programme. Final rates depend on travel origin, headcount, room or tent configuration, season, access and activity selection.
- Road transfers for the agreed programme
- Stay and all scheduled meals
- Field equipment matched to activities
- Guides, instructors and programme leadership
- Required local permits
- First-aid support and safety briefings
Before you bookOne clear proposal.
We confirm the real stay, transfer plan, meal format, activity level, inclusions and exclusions before any payment is requested.
Find the right landscapeField belief
A destination is not a pin on a map. It is the relationship between the season, the people travelling and the place willing to receive them.
The next movement
Do not choose from a list.
Choose what you want to feel.
Tell us your group, dates and preferred comfort. We will recommend the landscape that can hold the journey well.