Sikkim is well-known for its stunning mountains, particularly the Kangchenjunga, number of Buddhist monasteries, glaciers, and varieties of wildflowers that attract tourists from far and wide.

At a Glimpse

Sikkim lies in the northeast and shares borders with Bhutan, Tibet, and Nepal. Also, it is home to the highest peaks in India, the Kangchenjunga range. First a kingdom, which became a princely state of British India, Sikkim banished monarchy and is now a multilingual and multiethnic state. The main languages of the state are English, Lepcha, Nepali, and Sikkimese. The state is known for its traditional food, such as momos and noodle soups like thukpa with many varieties of meat options.

Places to Visit

There are numerous options for various activities in Sikkim - beautiful monasteries, the India-China border, and the Changu Lake. The state is known for its exceptional wildlife, with more than 500 species of birds, 700 varieties of butterflies; and more than 600 variants of flowers. The state also offers unique trekking opportunities and is loved by many for its crystal clear lakes and gorgeous and stunning mountain spaces.