Explore Sikkim

Sikkim, the other name of serendipity! The smallest state in India aoffers the widest range of trekking routes. Traveling across this Himalayan state is particularly highlighted by the rich variety of scenic beauty from thick woodlands to colorful meadows. Sikkim offers the warmest kind of hospitality. This amazing land of mountains and valleys is a traveler's favorite destination for its magnificent trek routes, culture, and hospitality.

Besides tourist attractive places like Nathu La, Zuluk, Yumthang Valley, and Gangtok; Sikkim is well crafted with lots of fascinating trekking routes! From the Bhaleydunga trek in South Sikkim to the stunning Green Lake trek in North Sikkim; all are equally enchanting with mesmerizing scenic beauty. The worldwide famous Goecha La Trek is the most visited trek route in Sikkim. Visit Sikkim once, and you will fall in definitely love with this dazzling state.

Culture of Sikkim

Sikkim state is a unique blend of different religions, customs, and traditions. In ancient times, Sikkim was occupied by three tribes; Naong, Chang, and the Mon. But over time, the inhabitants of the nearby countries became major inhabitants of the state. That includes the Lepchas; the clan of Nagas from Tibet, are one of the tribal groups, the Bhutias; the Descendents of Buddhists from Tibet and the Nepalese; the Descendents of the Hindus from Nepal, which now dominates the considerable portion of the Sikkim's population. And hence, Nepali is the most common among all the languages in Sikkim.

Some of the facts about the Sikkim state:-

• Sikkim is regarded as one of the cleanest and less populous states in India.
• India's first fully organic state due to its organic farming.
• It is home to the third highest peak in the world Mount Kanchenjunga.
• Home to one of the hottest chills in the world 'Dalla khorsani"