Neora Valley National Park is a pristine wilderness nestled in the Kalimpong hills of West Bengal, bordering Sikkim and Bhutan. One of India’s richest ecological zones, the park is renowned for its diverse flora, including rare orchids, ferns, bamboo groves, and vibrant rhododendron forests. It is also a paradise for birdwatchers, offering sightings of numerous rare and endemic bird species. The park’s unique climate and vegetation support endangered wildlife such as the red panda and musk deer. Named after the Neora River flowing through it, the landscape features virgin forests, lush valleys, sparkling streams, and snowcapped Himalayan peaks, creating a truly breathtaking natural retreat.