On the bank of river Kangsabati, this is another place of natural beauty of forest.
Adjacent to Mukut Manipur, Jhilmil is another spot to be visited. here you will be introduced to Bengali Folk dance the Bankura Gharana and huge handicraft works of Bankura. In January 1 a tourism fair por Mela and January 14 Baul Mela is organised by local administration.
About half a mile from the Hazarduari Palace is Jafarganj the ruined palace of Mir Jafar. The Cemetery contains the tombs of the Nawab's Nazim, from Mir Jafar to Humayun Jah. Mir Jafar's father Syud Ahmed Nazafi, Alivardi Khan's sister, Shahkhanum, Mir Jafar's widows, Munni Begam and Babbu Begam, Mohamed Ali Khan, the brother and Ismail Ali Khan and Asraf Ali Khan, the sons-in-law of Mir Jafar, lie buried here. This cemetery was built by Mir Jafar, over an area of 3.51 acres.
Built in 1930, Sevoke Coronation bridge is still considered among the best architectural wonders in the country. The Coronation Bridge was built by Britishers to connect West Bengal to North East India. The Bridge is built over River Teesta and stretches from Salugara till Kalihora. Situated around 20 km from Siliguri, the Coronation Bridge gives us breathtaking views of River Teesta below and high green mountains on both sides.
An intriguing attraction is the ancient neem tree in the Bauri Para of Siuri. Steeped in folklore, this tree is known to unravel the mysteries of life. The tree is popular among visitors as one that tells of the past, present and future. This characteristic makes the tree a popular attraction of Siuri.
Most of the tigers are sighted from this tower. Some other wildlife like axis deers and crocodiles may also be seen from this watch tower.
Another watch tower that also houses a museum, a Bonobibi Temple and a crocodile park within its premises.
Sudhanyakhali Watch Tower is the tower from where most of the tigers can be spotted. In addition, tourists can also spot wildlife like axis deer and crocodiles from this tower.