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Destination

Jorethang

Jorethang is a town in South Sikkim, which falls on the way to Pelling for many routes & is situated along the Rangeet River, a branch of the Teesta river.

Rinchenpong

Rinchenpong is a town in West Sikkim, which is around 40 km west of Gangtok, 10 km due south of Gyalshing or Geyzing, near the city Kaluk.

Geyzing

Gyalshing or Geyzing, is a small town and district headquarters in West Sikkim. “Gyalshing” literally means “the King’s garden”.

Kaluk

Settled on the lap of Himalayan Mountains at an elevation of 1620ft is a pleasant town called Kaluk which is well known among the voyager.

Uttarey

Uttarey is a small town near Nepal in West Sikkim. The place is around 30 km from the popular vacationer stop of Pelling.

Singhik

Singhik is a little hamlet town in the north region of Sikkim. Located at a distance of 4 km from Mangan on North Sikkim Highway,

Chungthang

Chungthang a small town in North Sikkim, located at the junction of Lachen & Lachung rivers, where they form the Teesta River.

Rangpo

Rangpo is a border town of Sikkim, close to the West Bengal border. Teesta river runs along with the town, which is one of the main rivers.

Zuluk

Situated at a height of 10,100ft on the tough territory of lower Himalayas in East Sikkim, Zuluk or Dzuluk is a small town next to a winding street.

Ranipool

Ranipool is a small rural town located close to Gangtok in the East Sikkim region of the Indian territory of Sikkim. It is 12 km from Gangtok town.

Kupup

Kupup located at the altitude of 13,000 feet gives marvelous views of the famous Elephant Lake, got the name from its shape that looks like an elephant.

Legship

Legship is the gateway to West Sikkim. It is located on the bank of River Rangeet and falls in the way of the routes to many leading cities in Sikkim.

Aritar

Aritar is a town in Eastern Sikkim & a comfortable retreat into the forests for the off-beat traveler where the wealth of nature, & ancient monasteries.

Mangan

Mangan is a small town in Northern Sikkim and the gateway to the north of the state also known as the Cardamom Capital of India.

Namchi

Namchi is one of the main cities, and district headquarters of South Sikkim. It preserves its local color and is less tourist area and crowded than Gangtok.

Ravangla

Located between Pelling and Gangtok, Ravangla also named Rabongla by locals is one of the popular stops in South Sikkim located at an altitude of 7000 feet.

Yuksom

One of the best spots in India for a laid-back occasion, Yuksom is a virgin and incredibly enchanting town in West Sikkim.

Pelling

Pelling is a beautiful town in West Sikkim, most popular for breathtaking glimpses of the Kanchenjunga peak and the Himalayas.

Lachen

Lachen is the sister town of Lachung, tucked away in the Himalayan surprises, surrounded by the Lachen Chu river and mountain ranges.

Tashi View Point

This charming little Tashi View Point is a perfect place to witness the brilliant surroundings like mountains, valleys, and Gangtok itself.

Zemu Glacier

The road to Zemu Glacier is straight out of a painting with flowing waterfalls, twinkling streams, & pristine views from the backdrop of a trek.

Bakthang Waterfall

Bakthang Waterfall is on the way to the famous Tashi View Point and though the latter attracts tourists by the thousands, the former is as arresting.

Do Drul Chorten Stupa

The Do Drul Chorten, an enormous stupa in Gangtok town was built in 1946 by a teacher of the 14th Dalai Lama, Trulshik Rinpoche.

Dongkha La

When Joseph Dalton Hooker crossed the Dongkha La during his travels across the eastern Himalayas, he described it as the riskiest pass that he ever crossed.

Enchey Monastery

Strategically rested on a magnificent ridge in the north of Gangtok, the Enchey Monastery (meaning solitary) lives up to its name.

Ridge Park

Ridge Park is floral heaven stretched of the road exactly above the Town and if you’re into floriculture, an hour or two will fly by in the blink of an eye.

Ganesh Tok

Sikkim is a vast canvas for any aspiring photographer and Ganesh Tok offers some of the most beautiful landscapes in the region.

Gonjang Monastery

For those who have risked the slopes, enjoy the natural beauty of Sikkim, the Gonjang Monastery will turn out to be the ideal end to a fruitful day.

Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden

The Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden is perfectly beautiful and its wave-like elevation only adds to its natural attraction.

Lake Menmecho

Whether it’s due to minerals in the lake bed or a trick of the light, Lake Menmecho shimmers with different shades depending on the time of day.

Lingdum Monastery

Though Lingdum Monastery is a fairly new addition to Sikkim’s collection of monasteries, it certainly takes away the reward for being the most scenic of all.

Namgyal Institute of Tibetology

A trip to Sikkim is not complete without a live history lesson at the Namgyal Institute of Tibetology (NIT), where gain a better understanding of Buddhism.

Phensang Monastery

On the small slope that ranges from the tiny village of Kabi to the terrace-farming town of Phodong, remains the Phensang Monastery.

Rayong Sunrise View Point

Ravangla draws visitors to the Buddha Park and Temi Tea Gardens, but Rayong Sunrise View Point is the top favourite for travellers & locals.

Rinchenpong Monastery

Attraction at Rinchenpong Monastery is the statue of Ati Buddha, the ‘Primordial Buddha’ that represents the universe and its innate wisdom.

Samdrupste

Visiting Samdruptse Hill is essential when you are in Namchi, where you can see the world's tallest statue of Guru Padmasambhava.

Sanga Choeling Gompa

17th century Sanga Choeling Gompa, one of the many gompas in Sikkim, is situated on a ridge opposite the Pemayangtse Monastery.

Saramsa Garden

Constructed in 1922, Saramsa Garden was established to produce fruits for the colonial officers and the Namgyal Royal Family.

Tarey Bhir

With the delicate beauty of the Himalayan landscape, a trek along Tarey Bhir on a magnificent day trip from Namchi makes it worth visiting.

Tashiding Monastery

The Tashiding monastery is one of the numerous places in Sikkim connected with Guru Padmasambhava, the Buddhist tantric master.

Temi Tea Garden

Cuddled within the snow-capped hills lies 440 acre-stretch of land covered with tea plants, Temi Tea Garden, the only tea producing region of Sikkim.

Thakurbari Temple

Thakurbari Temple in the heart of Gangtok is evidence to the fact that the Chogyals, monarchs of the former kingdom, were tolerant of other religions.

Thangu Valley

The village of Thangu is home to several nomadic tribes. Alpine trees are scattered across the slopes offering Thangu valley a must-visit region.

Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple

In a land where faith is part of the social fabric, Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple stands out as a peaceful shrine for people from all walks of life.

Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary

Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary having a 104 sq km area ranging from altitude of 7000-14000 feet around Barsey was declared a protected sanctuary in 1996.

Buddha Park

On the 2550th birth anniversary of Buddha, the Buddha Park in Ravangla was inaugurated by the Sikkim government with the support of locals.

Khangchendzonga National Park

Khangchendzonga National Park, also known as Kanchenjunga Biosphere Reserve, is the avatar of nature, recently enlisted into UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites.

Khecheopalri Lake

Besides being a pilgrimage site, Khecheopalri Lake is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Make sure to land in dawn to catch sight of the avifauna.

Rabdentse Ruins

Exploring Rabdentse ruins, the medieval capital of the kingdom of Sikkim, is like peeping through a glass into the past of this Himalayan kingdom.

Gangtok

Surrounded by clouds and a panoramic view of the Kanchenjunga, the capital city of Sikkim, Gangtok is located on a ridge at a height of 5500 feet.

Singshore Bridge

The Singshore Bridge is 960 meters from the ground level. It is the 2nd highest among all the hanging bridges of Asia, the highest being in China.

Kanchenjunga falls

As you go sightseeing around the place, you will find Kanchenjunga Falls, 28 km from the main town, having beauty marks on itself.

Yumthang Valley

Visit the lovely land of Rhododendrons, lakes, water bodies, waterfalls, & all types of mountain beauty spots at Yumthang valley, the dreamland of Sikkim.

Yumesamdong Zero Point

When you reach Yumesamdong Zero Point, you will be mesmerised by looking at the beauty of the place, where nature goddess herself places everything.

Singba rhododendron Sanctuary

If you are a fan of Rhododendron, then the Singba Rhododendron Sanctuary must be your destination & area covered by the sanctuary is 41 square kilometers.

Seven Sisters falls

The name Seven Sister falls will take back you to Meghalaya for sure, but North Sikkim is also having the same thing but in a different & beautiful package.

Lachung

Lachung located in the Yumthang valley of SIkkim is one of the village destinations that will completely blow away your mind.

Katao

Now is the time to go for skiing a bit and for that the best area is Mountain Katao, the highest peak of Sikkim and a great place to enjoy too.

Gurudongmar lake

One of the greatest sights of North Sikkim is the lake of Gurudongmar. Nature here is spectacular, but the lake is regarded to be one of the holiest places.

Chopta Valley

Chopta Valley is having all the things to entertain, including paragliding over Himalayas, water game time & even in some of the explorations.

Cholamu Lake

Cholamu Lake is in the region of North Sikkim. The nearest town is Lachen and the area is also close to the biggest lake of the area, Gorudongmar.

Chitwan National Park

The best of Chitwan National Park is a wilderness of a rich ecosystem. The highlights of this park are the 500 Asian one-horned rhinoceros.

Jim Corbett National Park

Jim Corbett National Park is the oldest national park in India and was established in 1936 as Hailey National Park to protect the endangered Bengal tiger.

Tsomgo Lake

Tsomgo lake is oval in shape, covered by mountains on all sides. It is having an area of 60 acres and that makes it one of the biggest lakes.

Rumtek Monastery

Among all the monasteries of India, Rumtek Monastery plays an important role, not only for Buddhism, but also in the political world of the monks.

Nathula Pass

Nathula pass is one of the most viewed passes of the Himalayan region across India and it is one of the most ancient and historic pass too.

Nathang Valley

Nathang Valley shows its golden view in autumn, rhododendron flowers in spring & 16,000 feet high covered with 5 feet of snow in winter.

Himalayan Zoological Park

In Himalayan Zoological Park you can find Himalayan Red pandas climbing the trees. They are very much friendly & wish to come closer to you.

Hanuman Tok

Tok in the local language of Sikkim means temple & hence Hanuman Tok means Hanuman Temple. The place is a great location & great interest for the tourists.

Banjhakri Waterfalls

Banjhakri Waterfalls is a great waterfall that you will find in the city of Gangtok and you will face that while you reach the monastery of ranka from the place. It is having a beautiful 100 feet high waterfall with gorgeous sounds and a beautiful lake with a dragon on it. You and your family will enjoy here a lot as you walk along the light forest all around and the beautiful waterfall surrounded with lakes.