Dooars, a region situated in the northeastern part of India, is a picturesque and verdant expanse that stretches across the foothills of the eastern Himalayas. The name "Dooars" is derived from the Assamese and Bengali words "duar," meaning door or gateway, as it serves as the gateway to the northeastern states and Bhutan. Nestled between the Brahmaputra River in the north and the Sankosh River in the south, Dooars is renowned for its lush tea gardens, dense forests, and diverse wildlife.