Gorubathan

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Gorubathan is a small town in the Kalimpong Subdivision of Darjeeling District. The place is about 90 km from Kalimpong town (via Lava) and about 59 km from Siliguri.Malbazar, Odlabari, Damdim, are the beautiful places on the way to Gorubathabn. Panch Pokhari, Organic Tea gardens,Samabeong and Mission Sakham jungle safari are all picturesque places in Gorubathan.
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It is famous for its beautiful landscape  of the Neora River,hilly and alpine forests on the surrounding area.many picnic spot are there towards the both bankof the Neora River.There are ruins of small fort called the Dalim Fort which is situated on top a hill.As it is hill area this is the ideal place for trekking.

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