The capital of the state of Sikkim, Gangtok is an attractive tourist destination, reflecting a unique ambience which derives from its happy blend of tradition and modernity. Alongside the deeply felt presence of stupas and monasteries, Gangtok also bustles like any other thriving town. Some of the key places to visit include Rumtek Monastery, Do-Drul Chorten, Enchey Monastery, Tashi View Point and the local bazaar, Lal Bazaar.
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Khanchanchendzonga Biosphere Reserve is very beautiful place to visit with friends or family, if you are a nature lover and wanna adventure in your life.
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A beautiful lake fed by the snow from the mountains and is the source of the Rangpochu River.We visited this lake on our way to the Jelepla Pass.
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The third highest peak in the world It is a beautiful place in the lap of nature Always carry warm clothes and be prepared for rains
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just beside the hot spring their is a holy cave Lo Khandu Shangphuk where guru Padmasambha has meditated. considered as one of the holiest place by Sikkimese
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Himalayan Zoological Park lies above Ganesh Tok and it is a large extended area which mostly involves a hike to visit each spot to get a closer view of the Himalayan Bear, Red Panda, Civet cat, Dotted Leopard and more. Your visit to this beautiful Zoo in the Sikkim Himalaya does not offer yak ride but your visit to Tsomgo lake could take an entire day, so if you have a short tour itinerary on tour to Sikkim, it is suggested to list Himalayan zoological park at the bottom of our list on what to see in Sikkim. About kids visiting high- altitude Sikkim to Gurudongmar lake Yak and Yeti can be a memorable Sikkim travel experience to kids visiting Sikkim on excursions. Permission to visit Nathula is open from Wednesday to Sunday. The Nathu la permit is closed on Monday to Tuesday.
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A couple of friends of mine and I decided to go on a day long trek from Gangtok. The Tinjurey trek was the perfect fit. We contacted Lords Tours and Travels of Gangtok and had to pay up Rs. 2500/- per head for the trek, which included the commute to and from the Fhambong lo Wildlife sanctuary, permits, a guide and lunch. My friends, who didn't have much experience in trekking were slightly apprehensive, given that it was a trek up to an altitude of 8000+ feet. However, the sheer beauty and the feel of adventure got the adrenaline pumping. We were blessed to have a 23 year-old guy, Biraj as our guide who kept our spirits high throughout the 4-5km hike. Fortune favoured us as it snowed at the top of the hill on the day of our trek. We had a fabulous day with scintillating views on our way. I won't say much and would let the pictures do the talking . To sum it up, the Tinjurey trek from the Fhambong lo Wildlife Sanctuary is a definite must for anyone visiting Gangtok. If you like trekking, you will love this experience, and even if you don't, the scenic views will have you awestruck! :)
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