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History Of Jhalong
Dooars, West Bengal, India
Jhalong is a moderately sized hill village located on the banks of the Jaldhaka River, acting as a crucial midway point between the tea gardens of Samsing and the border village of Bindu. Its primary significance comes from the Jhalong Hydroelectric Project, which harnesses the energy of the Jaldhak a River. While not as dramatically large as a full dam, the barrage and associated structures are a major point of interest, symbolizing the region's contribution to power generation. The valley environment here is characterized by slightly wider riverbanks than Bindu, offering more accessible areas for riverside leisure and picnicking. The surrounding hills are clad in dense, mixed evergreen forest, providing a rich habitat for various bird species, making Jhalong a key area for bird watching, similar to its neighbors. The local community here is more established than the one in Bindu, offering better access to basic amenities and a greater number of small shops and homestays. The village's economy is a mix of small-scale tourism, agricultural produce, and employment related to the power project. The river itself, flowing with its characteristic cold, clear water from the high Himalayas, dominates the landscape and dictates the pace of life. The road through Jhalong follows the winding course of the Jaldhaka for several kilometers, providing continuous, spectacular river views that are constantly changing with the terrain. Jhalong is quieter and less crowded than the popular tourist spots in the central Dooars, retaining a peaceful charm that appeals to those looking for a laid-back, yet scenic holiday. The forest department also maintains specific trails in the nearby woods, adding to the variety of nature-based activities available to visitors. The valley's atmosphere is generally relaxed, serving as an excellent base for exploring all the river-based destinations in the region, including the secluded Paren and the final outpost of Bindu.
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