Orange Orchards – Sittong is widely known as the Orange Village for its large orange plantations spread across the Himalayan slopes. The best time to visit is from November to January when the orchards become vibrant with ripe oranges.
Mungpoo – Located around 15 km from Sittong, Mungpoo is famous for its association with Rabindranath Tagore and colonial-era cinchona plantations. Rabindra Bhavan Museum preserves memories, manuscripts, and belongings related to Tagore’s visits to the region. Cinchona Plantations – Historic cinchona plantations established during the British era still cover parts of the surrounding hills. The plantation roads and greenery create a peaceful mountain landscape around the villages.
Latpanchar – Located near the Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary, Latpanchar is a popular destination for birdwatching and nature tourism. The region is known for sightings of the rare Rufous-necked Hornbill along with scenic forest and Teesta valley views.
Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary – The sanctuary region surrounding Sittong is known for rich Himalayan biodiversity, dense forests, butterflies, and bird species. Nature enthusiasts often explore forest trails and eco-tourism routes here.
Sittong Church – One of the oldest churches in the region reflecting British colonial-era architecture and heritage. The peaceful surroundings and traditional hill church structure attract visitors throughout the year.
Namthing Pokhri – A small forest lake known as the habitat of the rare Himalayan Salamander. Dense greenery and calm natural surroundings make it an important eco-tourism attraction.
Ahaldhara View Point – A scenic hilltop viewpoint offering panoramic views of the Teesta valley, forest-covered hills, and the Kanchenjunga range. The viewpoint is especially popular during sunrise and sunset hours.
Jogighat – A riverside destination along the Teesta River known for rocky streams, forested surroundings, and peaceful natural scenery. Visitors often spend time here enjoying riverside views and photography.