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Beautiful lake in East Sikkim, known for its changing colors and spiritual significance, accessible year-round.
Sikkim's capital, which combines cultural richness and natural beauty, is best visited between April and June and October and November.
Starry Tsomgo Lake. See snowfall and the stunning freezing over of Tsomgo Lake, often called Changu Lake, in the winter.
The 13th Dalai Lama unveiled Ravangla's famed park in 2013, which has a 130-foot-tall monument of Gautam Buddha.
Home to rare plant species, including over 500 orchids, situated 21.2 km from Gangtok.
Upper Gangtok is a Hindu temple with breathtaking views that Lord Hanuman is said to have visited during the Ramayana.
Spectacular tourist destination with panoramic hill views and a 137-foot-tall monument of Chenrezig at a height of 7200 feet.
With breathtaking mountain views from 15,300 feet, this last civilian destination before China's border is known as Zero Point since there are no civilian routes further.
One of Sikkim's greatest monasteries, noted for Kagyu teachings and a golden stupa, is 34.6 km distant.
Valley of Flowers, 3500 metres above sea level, is best visited between March and June for its beautiful vegetation.
Kalapatthar is a popular tourist attraction in North Sikkim, India, famed for its stunning vistas of the snow-clad mountains and mesmerising sceneries.
A calm stupa in Gangtok, encircled by 108 Mani Lhakors, of historical and spiritual importance.
One of the world's highest freshwater lakes, revered to numerous faiths, and situated near Lachen.
Standing on the Old Silk Route, The most popular tourist destination in Sikkim is Nathu la, a high altitude pass located on the ancient silk road near the Indo-China border.