Garumara Jungle Camp is located at Chalsa (West Bengal, India). The camp is a few minutes drive from Garumara National Park (Home to One-horned rhinos) and Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary and fabled by numerous rivers, streams and picturesque tea gardens.While the Garumara National Park located on the bank of rivers Murti and Raidak has vegetation of riverine grasslands interspersed with savannah woodlands, Chapramari is more of woodland with very tall trees and thick canopy cover

Camp is part of eco-tourism initiative to revive what at one point was a hub of eastern India’s largest timber industry. It has now transformed a dead industry and to an extent brought back economic sustenance for the locals of the nearby village - Mangalbari.

This camp is spread over 70 acres with a supporting forecast patch and small tea garden. It is a drive of five to ten minutes to the forests from the camp. The forests are a home to a variety of flora and fauna. The rhino, elephant, Indian Bison reign these protected areas. Rivers, hill drives, interesting villages, folk culture and old temples are truly a real time experience here.

Care has been taken to develop the infrastructure of the camp to suit the needs of the tourists. All the abandoned staff quarters have been renovated into 26 double room cottages. Facilities such as restaurant and a “good food kitchen” have been set up. The landscape, has a bio-garden that supplies to the kitchen while the rugged terrain enclosed by a lofty sal forest serves as a natural boundary. The area offers one of the best locations for natural history study and bird watching apart from viewing big animals. Another wildlife sanctuary, Chapramari, is also located nearby.

Dooars is the gateway to the hills of Nepal and Bhutan and northeast India lies in the Himalayan foothills has great natural beauty and is home to some of the most varied flora and fauna. It is an ideal destination for nature lovers who desire to learn, appreciate and explore the bounties of nature.

Chalsa is best accessed via Kolkata (Howrah)-New Jalpaiguri (71 kms) by Train or Bagdogra (78 kms). It is also accessed alongwith Darjeeling (110 kms) in a East India Itinerary covering Sikkim.