One of the most unexplored places, Panbu is truly a nature's paradise hidden in the Kalimpong district of West Bengal. This is a tiny forest village with a human settlement of less than a hundred. According to the 2011 census, the village population was 20, of which 13 were male while 7 were female. The forest is located 50 kilometres away from Kalimpong town and is nearby other upcoming tourist destinations, Samthar and Charkhole.
It has not been long since travellers and tourists discovered this place and the beauty it offers. This forest garnered a lot of attention for providing an unadulterated view of mountains and plains on either side.
On one side, Panbu offers exquisite views of the majestic Mount Kanchenjunga and the mountain range, while on the other, it delivers a distinct view of the Dooars plains. The most famed spot in the forest is the Panbu viewpoint. This viewpoint is known for its clear sunrise and sunset views, which are rare from the nearby places. The most fascinating part, in addition to all this, is that the renowned Coronation Bridge is also evidently visible from the viewpoint. One of the main characteristics of this place endorsed by travellers is the fresh wind that blows throughout the day.
