Located on the outskirts of Siliguri, the Salugara Monastery is the most frequently visited place in the city. This Buddhist shrine is visited by tourists for meditation, and was made by Tibetan monks and followers of religious leader Dalai Lama. The monastery, situated amid verdant forests and mountainous terrains, is frequented by monks and travellers year-round. This monastery also known as The Great International Tashi Gomang Stupa and is situated just 6 km away from the main town. This monastery also contains five kinds of Buddhist relics. Its major highlight is the 100 ft. tall stupa - founded by the famous Tibetan Lama Kalu Rinpoche. This stupa is considered sacred for the five types of Buddha relics.

The wildlife sanctuary initially started as a game sanctuary where children took fun rides. The sanctuary is spread over varying elevations and across 158 sq. km of forest area. The altitude varies from 500ft. at the southern area near Sukna and rising up to 4,300ft towards the northern area near a place called Latpanchar. While driving down the forest, you will reach the banks of Mahananda River. The stream with mountains at the backdrop is a picturesque place.  Regular day safaris are offered in the sanctuary from the Sukna gate both in the morning and in the afternoon. However no vehicles are provided, so one has to bring their own vehicle to explore the forest. It takes about 2 to 2.5 hours to complete the tour and one must make sure to come back before dark. There are 330 different types of plantations, and the lower plains are the zone or elephant migration. If you are lucky, you might even spot the Royal Bengal Tiger in this sanctuary.

International Society for Krishna Consciousness, more popularly known as ISKCON Temple, is one of the prominent places of interest in Siliguri. The temple is also home to number of spell bounding idols. Even though the temple is constructed in modern architecture style, it has retained the ancient Indian customs. The temple has a small guest house for those who want to reside. The Govind’s restaurant is a good place to indulge in your favourite delicacies, with hygienic food and clean surroundings. With a grand temple, beautiful campus and soothing ambience, this temple is a must visit for everyone. If you are looking for a break from your stressful life, this place is the best to refresh you from your busy schedule.

The Science City being the most accomplished institution, exhibiting many scientific experiments and equipment. The centre also shows the biological diversity of the region. You can also find a planetarium which plays interesting astronomical shows. Science centre is a must see place for people of all ages, and especially children. Visitors to the centre can also know about the customs, traditions, dialect and culture of the people living in North Bengal. It is a common place for educational tours. The displayed models comprise of animal and plant life that exists in & around Siliguri. You can also enjoy the cafeteria there which provides variety of options for the people.

The Coronation Bridge across the Teetsa river is over 100 years old and marks the start of the road to Butan from Siliguri. The river canyon is a beautiful and fascinating drive. But the road is quite narrow and there is heavy and impatient traffic so it is not the road for the faint of heart. We were very grateful...

Founded by Indian Army Madhuban Park is a spectacular park located in the outskirts of Siliguri. The park serves as an ideal picnic spot. The lush green surroundings of Sukna Forest offers cool climate and serene ambiance.