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By TripFactory Holidays
April 09, 2024
The capital of Sikkim, offering a blend of cultural richness and natural beauty, best visited between March-April and October-November.
Majestic lake in East Sikkim, known for its changing colors and spiritual significance, accessible year-round.
Spectacular tourist spot with panoramic hill views and a 137-feet tall statue of Chenrezig, located at an elevation of 7200 feet.
Hindu temple in Upper Gangtok offering stunning views, believed to be visited by Lord Hanuman during the Ramayana.
Ravangla's renowned park featuring a 130-feet tall statue of Gautam Buddha, inaugurated in 2013 by the 13th Dalai Lama.
Near Gangtok, a peaceful stupa surrounded by 108 Mani Lhakors, depicting strong historical and spiritual significance.
One of Sikkim's largest monasteries, known for Kagyu teachings and a golden stupa, located 34.6 km away.
Home to rare plant species, including over 500 orchids, situated 21.2 km from Gangtok.
Valley of flowers at 3500 meters above sea level, best visited between March and June for its blooming flora.
Among the highest freshwater lakes globally, sacred to multiple religions, located near Lachen.
Renowned institute dedicated to Tibetan culture and history, established by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and the 14th Dalai Lama.