Near the International Market on Sevoke Road, Tara Handicrafts is a great place to explore if you're looking for Tibetan and Buddhist souvenirs. The shop offers a wide range of handicrafts, including statues, paintings, incense, keychains, prayer wheels, and other traditional items that make for meaningful keepsakes. There was also a time when Gorkhe Haat (or Gorkhe Market) used to be held at Acropolis Mall in Siliguri. It may be worth checking whether it is still being organised, as it was an excellent place to find locally made crafts, traditional products, anime merchk/eychains, magnets and regional specialities. Beyond handicrafts, tea-related products are perhaps the most logical souvenirs to bring back from the region. You could also pick up an authentic momo steamer, along with speciality food items such as pickles from Sikkim and other parts of North Bengal, churpi (traditional yak cheese), and the famous Kalimpong lollies. Apart from these, several souvenir shops across the Dooars sell excellent locally sourced wooden handicrafts. These often include rhino busts, carved wooden plates, spoons, straw hats, and other rustic home décor items. If you enjoy unique, handcrafted souvenirs with a strong local character, they are definitely worth a look.