#BINDU

The Last Village On Indo-Bhutan Border In West Bengal: Bindu
#Bindu is the last village on the Indian side bordering Bhutan. It is known for its landscape with #Jaldhaka River, hills and forests.[9] There is a conjunction of three streams at Bindu. The three streams are known as Bindu Khola, Dudh Pokhri and Jaldhaka that originates from the Kupup lake, a small glacial lake in Sikkim.[9] The combined streams meet at Bindu to form the Jaldhaka river. There is a dam known as Bindu Dam over the Jaldhaka river which is used for controlling water supply to the #Jaldhaka Hydel Project at #Jhalong and acts as a bridge for crossing over to Bhutan. However, one can cross the dam only by foot. Recently steel bridge construction will be done so that light weight vehicle can pass over.
Bindu lies in the Kalimpong district of West Bengal, situated about 107 Km from Siliguri.
By Road
NBSTC buses, Bhutan Govt minibuses, ATC buses and private buses are the best means to reach Bindu village in a much cheaper and comfortable way. However, if you wish to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Dooars, then hire a taxi from Siliguri to Bindu which may take around 3 hours.
By Air
The nearest airport to Bindu village is Bagdogra airport which lies some 16 Km away from Siliguri. You don't need to come to Siliguri, however, for reaching Bindu. You can hire a taxi directly from Bagdogra.
By Train
The nearest railway station is New Jalpaiguri railway station which is the best means to reach Siliguri and from there, you can easily hire a cab on the go.
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