By TripFactory Holidays
Gangtok, Sikkim's capital, offers diverse attractions, cultural experiences, vibrant markets, stunning views, and serene beauty. Tourists enjoy activities like mountain biking, river rafting, and cable car rides.
Yuksom, Sikkim's ancient capital, is renowned for its Buddhist monasteries and the meeting place of three Lamas who crowned the first King.
Zuluk, a Himalayan hamlet in East Sikkim, was once a Silk Route transit point, now attracting nature lovers and adventure seekers for its serene landscapes.
Namchi, a 5500-foot-tall mountain in South Sikkim, offers a scenic viewpoint, heritage sites, monasteries, and trekking opportunities, attracting tourists from India and abroad.
Ravangla, located in South Sikkim's Tendong and Maenam hills, offers a blend of culture, landscape, and tranquility, hosting popular Sikkim treks attracting adventure enthusiasts.
Lachung, a serene town in Northeast Sikkim, offers scenic views and unforgettable experiences, attracting tourists from India for its untouched beauty and scenic beauty.
Lachen, a picturesque town in North Sikkim, offers serene tranquility, rich cultural heritage, and breathtaking scenery, serving as a base for Chopta Valley and Gurudongmar Lake.
Pelling, a picturesque hill station in Sikkim's Gyalshing district, offers stunning panoramic views and a variety of activities like tours, rock climbing, and mountain biking for tourists.
Nathula Pass, a scenic mountain pass connecting China's Yadong County to India, showcases resilience and vibrant flags, attracting tourists to the region's border.
Gurudongmar Lake, at 5430 meters above sea level, is a popular destination for riders and tourists from India to experience its breathtaking beauty and rejuvenate themselves.
Yumthang Valley, Sikkim's Valley of Flowers, offers stunning vistas and stunning wildflower blooms from March to June, perfect for nature lovers and photographers.