Sikkim - The Eastern Triangle
- Gangtok
- Tsomgo Lake
- Baba Mandir
- Pelling
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Incredibly enchanting scenic view boisterous and surrounded by carelessly roaming clouds Gangtok is a place of dream. This hill town, situated 1650 meters above sea level is the capital of Sikkim. It is a place where one will surely lose the track of time looking at the seductive view of Mount Kanchenjunga. Gangtok is a great place for trekking and camping. That is why; it has become one of the major destinations among adventurers. Gangtok represent the vibe of festivity and cultural harmony. It is a perfect blend of nature, native culture and urbanization.
Nathula is one of the most important passes among the Himalayan ranges. Geopolitically it is an extremely important location as it connects Sikkim with China, and as it is an open trading border between India and China. The pass is located 14450 feet above sea level on the Indo-Tibetan border. Nathula is one of the famous destinations among riders, and holds the world record of highest motorable road.
Pelling is a popular tourist destination situated in West Sikkim. It offers amazing picturesque view of the surroundings, especially a heart-melting view of Mount Kanchenjunga and the other neighboring peaks. The famous Buddhist monastery Pemayangtse is also situated in Pelling. The rocky land of Pelling is ideal for mountain biking, trekking and rock climbing. Pelling is a beautiful petite town carrying the architectural debris of the pasts. The serene and spiritual aura of Pelling is serves as the ideal ground for meditation and spiritual practices.
Tsomgo means the 'lake that is the source of water' in Bhutanese language. Therefore, Tsomgo Lake holds a high religious, spiritual and cultural significance among the people of Sikkim. There are many legends and myths about this lake. Situated at a height of 12400 feet Tsomgo Lake is one of the most important lake situated on Nathula highway. The ever changing color and state of Tsomgo Lake form a blanket of ice in winter to aquamarine in summer and leave the awestricken viewers bewitched.
Situated in 5212 meters above sea level Gurudongmar Lake is one the highest lake in the world. Travel enthusiasts suffer and toil a great amount to reach Gurudongmar Lake, because there is a saying that most amazing view can be experienced after the hardest climb. However, the saying is true to the brink, as no word can appropriately explain the jaw-dropping beauty of Gurudongmar Lake. It also offers a breathtaking view of Mount Siniolchu and Kanchenjunga.
Lachen is the most important town of Northern Sikkim. It is one of the most significant places among Buddhist people and home to several monasteries. The tranquil ambience and serene beauty of velvety green has made Lachen a major visiting place among tourists and Buddhist pilgrims. Another geographical significance of Lachen is it is the gateway to Tso Lhamu Lake and the world famous Gurudongmar Lake. These make Lachen a walking ground of thousands of travelers throughout the year.
Lachung is another significant place located in North Sikkim. There are several amazing waterfalls that gush through the place and the snowy mountainous surroundings alleviate the beauty of Lacheng. Thousands of tourists also visit Lacheng as it is the perfect base for visiting Yumthang Valley. Going through the snow covered road, through the dangling peaches, apple orchards and apricots is a journey worth remembering for sure.
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