A short winding drive from the foothills of West Bengal along the gorgeous Teesta River takes you to this long-lost Himalayan Kingdom. Misty Mt. Kanchenjunga, gaping valleys, glacial lakes, verdant woodlands, guzzling rivers, soaring mountain passes and kosher Lamaism- Come, bask in the essence of Sikkim!
Rustic villages, spiritual monasteries, colorful festivals and the welcoming people beckon you for a wonderful holiday in the lap of the Himalayas.
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Gangtok- The Soul of Sikkim
A cheerful city with its lofty mountains, precarious mountain passes, clear glacial lakes and lush valleys shrouded in mist and beautiful monasteries; Gangtok- the Sikkamese capital is the gateway to this beautiful state.
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Pelling- A Monastic Adventure
Majestic Kanchenjunga, cascading waterfalls, rolling hills and ancient monasteries- Pelling is a nature’s wonder and a trekker’s paradise.
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Yuksom- Royal Legacy
Yuksom, the long-lost capital of the mountain kingdom of Sikkim and the venue for coronation of Chogyal Kings, is the beautiful gateway to Mount Kanchenjunga.
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Namchi- Up Away in the Clouds!
Literally translating into “top of the sky”, Namchi is Sikkim’s balcony opening to the formidable Himalayas. This beautiful little town offers spellbinding views of the towering Kanchenjunga the gorgeous Rangit Valley sprawled at its feet. ?
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Other Destinations
Sikkim is home to more beautiful destinations such as Aritar, Lachung, Lachen, Legship, and Geyzing.
Fairs & Festival in Sikkim
Shopping in Sikkim
Beautiful porcelain cups & teapots painted with traditional motifs, bamboo & cane handicrafts, Tibetan relics, woolen carpets, traditional attire and Sikkim tea- Just take your pick and cherish the beauty of Sikkim!
Food in Sikkim
Sikkamese, Tibetan and Nepali flavors fuse together to form the Sikkimese cuisine.
You may try Momos, Thupka, Phagshapa (tangy pork dish), Sha Phaley, Sael Roti, Sikkim cheese, Gundruk and Sinki( a fermented dish of radish roots) and wash it down with Chaang- Sikkim’s local alcoholic beverage.
Best Time to Visit
Sikkim is a destination for all seasons but the peak tourist season is in summers from March to June and in winters from October to December.
How to Reach
By Air- The closest airport in Bagdogra, West Bengal, around 124kms from Gangtok, caters to domestic air traffic.
By Rail- The nearest railhead located in New Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, around 117 km away from Gangtok, is connected to major Indian cities.
By Road- Sikkim is connected with major Indian cities through a network of roads & highways.
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