Jalpesh temple ( 28 kms.)
Jalpesh Temple is situated at Maynaguri Panchayat Samiti about 28 km from Jalpaiguri town.It is a temple of Lord Shiva constructed by Maharaja of Coochbehar. As it is a holy place large number of pilgrims visit this place throughout the year, so it can be developed further into a major tourist attraction. The largest confluence of devotees occurs during the time of Shiva Ratri when a mela is held at the temple premises.

Jatileshwar Temple (35 kms.)
Jatileshwar Temple is also situated within Maynaguri Panchayet Samiti and is about 35 km from Jalpaiguri town. It is an ancient temple of Lord Shiva in the district with great historical importance. It's architectural grandeur with images engraved on its walls fascinates pilgrims even today.

Gorumara National park ( 52 km)
Gorumara National Park is located in the watershed areas of river Murti and Jaldhaka of dooars region about 52 km from Jalpaiguri town. Its total area is 97.45 sq. km. The main attractions for tourists here are one horned Rhino, Elephant, Gaur, Leopard, Hornbill etc. and one can have a view of these animals when they come to drink water in the river Murti. One horned Rhino is a rare species on the verge of facing extinction. The scenic landscapes, the magnificent forests, the tall elephant grasses, the rippling streams all add to the ambience of the park.

Murti (60 km.)
It is a river flowing through Gorumara and Chapramari forest. There is a bungalow maintained by the Forest Development Corporation. This place lacks in infrastructure facilities which can be developed in future. From the bungalow one can have a magnificent view of the river Murti especially when the sun sets on the western horizon.

Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary (70 km.)
Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in the foothills of eastern Himalayas in the district of Jalpaiguri. Total area of this sanctuary is 9.60 sq.km. It can be approached by road from Siliguri or Jalpaiguri. It provides a breathtaking view of forest against the backdrop of kanchanjunga and other Himalayan peaks. This sanctuary can boast of diverse range of flora & fauna and is the home of wide range of wild animals. There is a forest Rest house for accommodation in this sanctuary.

Chalsa (62km.)
Chalsa is the head quarter of Matiali Panchayet Samity, which is itself a famous tourist spot. At the upper portion of Chalsa, there is a view point from where the view of Chalsa town and its adjoining forests is very charming. There are some other tourist spot such as Samsing, Matiali and Samsing tea gardens.