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Ghum Known by most as Ghum, this place stand 7407 feet above sea level and at a distance of 6 kilometres away from the town of Darjeeling. This place happens to be the highest point where the toy train can reach. When here, the Batasia Loop should be the place to visit with its landscaped gardens and awesome views of the snow-capped Everest and the Kanchenjunga. From Ghoom, one can reach many other locations including Siliguri. The place is a quaint little town that offers one a peaceful and healthy stay. Around three kilometers away is the Senchal Lake that should be a priority to visit when one is in Ghum.

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Gangtok Holiday Trip

* 3 Night & 4 Day Trip
* Gangtok Sightseeing
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Lachung / Lachen, North Sikkim, India.

The Eastern Himalaya of India is the tiny State of Sikkim, known for its natural beauty and inhabited by very hospitable, gentle and peace loving people. North Sikkim is perhaps the most beautiful of the four districts of Sikkim. The inhabitants are largely Tribal and very simple people whose preserve has been protected by local laws ever since the time of the Chogyals (The erstwhile rulers of Sikkim). One such place and preserve, is the Lachung valley. the drive all the way to Lachung is very adventurous and picturesque. One gets to experience driving over running streams and beside the mighty Teesta River. Numerous waterfalls along the way are truly a traveler’s delight.

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Tsomgo Lake, also known as Tsongmo Lake or Changu Lake, is a glacial lake in the East Sikkim district of the Indian state of Sikkim, some 40 kilometres from the capital Gangtok.

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Heavy Snow Fall In Lachung Valley
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Lachung, North Sikkim.

Lachung is a mountain village close to the Tibetan border, in the northeastern Indian state of Sikkim. It's divided by the Lachung River. The village is home to the 19th-century Buddhist Lachung Monastery, surrounded by apple orchards. Nearby, the Yumthang Valley's Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary protects many species of rhododendron. The valley is also known for its waterfalls, pine forests and hot springs.

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Tsomgo Lake, also known as Changu Lake is a glacial lake in Sikkim and located at an altitude of 12,310 feet.

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Sandakphu, West Bengal - is a wonderland for the trekkers. It's located at an altitude of 11,929ft (i.e. 3,636 meters) in Darjeeling district and north west of Darjeeling hill town. This is the summit or the highest point in Singalila range as well as in the state of West Bengal, India. The trek route to Sandakphu goes all along the Singalila range and therefore this is also known as Singalila trek.

Best time to visit : October to Mid December and Mid February to June. Summer is full of Rhododendron bloom, which make the hill more beautiful. During winter visitors can enjoy the snowfall. The towering Mount Kanchenjunga stand high on its north. Mount Everest, Makalu and Lhotse are distinctly visible on a clear day

Sandakphu trek itinerary :

Day 01 : NJP to Manebhanjan.
Maneybhanjan is the gateway to Singalila National Park and Sandakphu. Maneybhanjan is a small hamlet and at an altitude of 2150 metre or 7100 ft above the sea level. It is located just on the International border of India and Nepal and the border is demarketed by a small drain covered with a culvert. In local dialect the meaning of Maneybhanjan is “ A valley of ancient stupas”.

For acclimatization it is required to stay one night in Manybhanjan before proceeding to Sandakphu.

Day 02 : Maneybhanjan to Tonglu / Tumling ( 3050 Mt) – 11 Kms.
From the beginning of the trek, the road is almost stiff and seems to throw the challenge to the trekkers. But once habituated the road has become most friendly offers the view of spell bound natural beauty and gradually climbs up through forests of rhododendron, giant magnolias, spruce and other trees of sub-alpine region and not to mention, more than 600 varieties of orchids – the largest to be found in one geographical area in the world. After 03 kms from Maneybhanjan there is a short break in Chitrey. From Chitrey the road goes to Meghma, which lies under the cloud cover and where the clouds are worshipped as mother deity. The main road bifurcates from Megham and one leads to Tumling ( Nepal) and the another to Tonglu ( India). Both the road pass through the dense jungle and hill sides covered by wild flowers. From Tonglu the view of Mt. Kanchenjunga and its surrounding snow capped hills are fully mesmerizing.

Day 03 : Tonglu / Tumling to Sandakphu ( 3636 Mt.) – 24 Kms
Very early morning watch the sunrise on Mt. Kanchenjunga. Tonglu offers the rare impression of Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Pandim and Kumbhkarna, which is called Slipping Shiva or Slipping Buddha by local people. From Tonglu / Tumling road leads to Gairibus ( 2621 Mt.), which is 09 kms down way and takes around 3 hrs to reach. After a little break road starts going upward and proceeds to Kali Pokhri ( 3170 Mt.) through Singalila National Park.

Singlalila National Park is the highest National Park is West Bengal, which spreads over 2400 mt to 3650 mt. above the sea level and covers on an area of 79 sq. Kms. This virgin forest offers the spectacular view of the Himalayan mountains and enriched mainly by alpine, changes with the range in altitude. Trees found in this national park are Rhododendron, Magnolia, Oak, Hemlock, Silver Fir, Juniper, Mailing Bamboo etc and number of wild animal like Leopard, Red Panda, Barking Deer, Pangolin etc. It also hosts of varieties of birds like Cuckoo, Hornbills, Pigeons, Golden Eagles and large number of Migratory Birds.

There is a small lake in Kalipokhri which holds the same name, The colour of the water of the lake is surprisingly dark and considered to be sacred by the local people. The lake is fenced by Buddhist prayer flags and gives the view of Sandakphu Peak.

Beekay Bhanjan is around 2 kms away from Kali Pokhri and also known as the “ Valley of the Poisonous Plants”, as large number of Medical plantation are here. The most arduous and challenging part of the route starts from Beekay Bhanjan and offer the 06 kms ordeal. But after crossing this part all the tiredness of stiff climbing vanish once the road ends suddenly on the top of the Sandakphu Hill, the highest point of West Bengal and offers one of the most fascinating panoramic view of some of the world’s highest mountain summits covering 270 degree on entire North.

Day 04 : Sandakphu to Sri Khola – 18 Kms
After watching one of the most stunning sunrise on Mt. Kanchenjunga from Sandakphu in the very early morning it is time to descend to Sri Khola. Strenous trek route passes through dense forest of Rohododendron, Magnolia and Oak and Dead Valley ( this valley named Dead Valley after the fire broke and entire tree lines of this area were burnt down ) to Sri Khola, which is named after a beautiful wild stream. Sri Khola is surrounded by dense forest, orchids and home of numerous birds. Sitting on the bank of Khola or Stram after a tiresome day trek is really soothing.

Day 05 : Sri Khola to Rimbick ( 2268 Mt.) – 06 Kms
An easy trek route of 6 kms from Srikhola to Rimbick can be covered by a simple leisure walk. From Rimbick transferred to Maneybhanjan or Darjeeling ( 54 Kms) or NJP / Siliguri /Bagdogra.

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Heaven North Sikkim !!!!

On the way to Chorten Nyima, Lachen, North Sikkim.

Courtesy - Karma Lachenpa

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Sittong the orange village situated in deep valley of Kalimpong hills beside Riyang River. Sittong village is popularly known among the people of Darjeeling Hills as the Orange village.Sittong is situated in the laps of the hill with waterfalls, beautiful lakes and the echoing green. Various types of fruits are found here specially the orange, as if filled with nectar. One can watch people with helping hands living in peace and harmony.

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One of the Himalaya’s best-kept travel secrets, Sikkim & Darjeeling is a welcome diversion from all conventional notions of an Indian holiday. Far from Rajasthan’s royal trail, Goa’s beaches and Kerala’s backwaters, this tiny Indian hill state prides itself on pristine alpine forests, lofty snow-capped mountains, craggy landscapes dotted with quaint villages and a rich tribal culture brocaded with vibrant Tibetan Buddhist accents.

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Snowfall at Nathula Pass, Sikkim.

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Takdah Tea Garden, Near Darjeeling, India.

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Way to phalut, sandhakpu.

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Icche Gaon or Echey Gaon is a small village in the Kalimpong district of the state of West Bengal, India.

"Iccheygaon" or "Wishing Village" is a place where all your wishes to stay amidst untouched nature would come true.
This small hamlet is located just 15km of 'Kalimpong ' and 80km from Siliguri, At iccheygaon you can get a panoramic view of Mt 'Kanchenjungha', wake up to the call of unknown birds, take jungle walks through pine forests and stay in a village still untouched by tourist rush. This small village is located an altitude of 5800ft and surrounded by dense forest.

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Bidyang is a small hamlet situated at a distance of 15 km from Kalimpong. The place is ideal for those who want to experience the serenity of the hills and the endless bounty of nature. The hamlet is located on the banks of Reli river. Facilities for adventure sports like rock climbing and river crossing are added attractions. The confluence of Teesta and Reli river is 7 km from Bidyang Valley. The wooden hanging bridge standing on the river is awe inspiring.

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Offbeat Places nearby Darjeeling - Takdah, Tinchuley and Lamahatta

Takdah :-

Takdah is a small town in the Darjeeling hills surrounded by tea garden and cinchona plantation. The small town was a British army cantonment about a century back. There was also major Cinchona plantation in the surrounding area. After Independence of India, as the British left, Takdah lost its significance substantially. In the recent past, it has started gaining importance due to increased tourist movement in the area. A number of tourist destinations in the surrounding area including Baramangwa, Chotamangwa, Tinchuley have come up.

The British planters had built several bungalows for their accommodation at Takdah, Most of them are more than a century old now. The Bungalows now are occupied mostly by the locals or are in abandoned state, but still exudes much of the charm of a bygone era. One such Bungalow worth a visit is the Sonpur House build by the king of Sonpur in 1911. The Takdah club, that used to be frequented by the British, can also be seen in the nearby area. The Old Takdah is located about a kilometre East of the current Takdah market.

The Rangli Rangliot Tea garden is also another attraction of the area. The Tea garden is one of the largest and most beautiful in the Darjeeling hills. The Tea garden is just a kilometre down from the Takdah club.

Tinchuley :-

Tinchuley or Tinchule is a mountain village near Darjeeling. It is a tourist destination attracting off-beat nature lovers.Tinchuley was started as an eco-tourism initiative with active support from WWF during the 1990’s. As part of the initiative, home stay as well as other sustainable projects such as organic farming was started. Tourism in the area grew several fold over the decades and today Tinchuley has a remarkable number of home stay, lodge and resorts in and around.The major attraction of Tinchuley is the calm and peaceful surrounding; you may go for a walk amidst the pine and oak trees which are in abundance in the area. There is hardly any traffic on the road and you may spend the entire day just roaming in the countryside blissfully; heedless of your city woes.

Lamahatta :-

Lamahatta is a small hilltop village in Darjeeling, mostly inhabitant by various hilly tribes like Sherpa, Bhutia, Tamang, Yalmoo and Dukpa, situated with a height of 1,200m (6,500 feet) from the sea level along with a driving distance about 23 km from Darjeeling city. Nowadays it is built as an eco-tourism destination. Lamahatta is very attractive to the honeymoon couple and those who wish to get away from the hustle and bustle of urban life and enjoy natural solitude for some days. Peaceful and congested free natural environment surrounded by the pine or dhupi forests and majestic Mt. Kanchenjunga to the far north are main usp of the Lamahatta eco-village. Myth Teesta rivers flows near to the Lamahatta. A man-made lake has been created to reserving rain-water to use for the drinking water as well as for the cultivation. Nearby trekking routes are also a tourist attraction at Lamahatta. It is also well-connected to all major tourist hubs like Darjeeling and Kalimpong.

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Sisamara, Dooar's, North Bengal away from the din and bustle of the familiar tourist circuit of north Bengal forests, one corner of the Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary awaits you in total oblivion with its calm and serene environment. Sisamara,yet to find a place on the tourist map,is a getaway where one is face to face with solitude and little else. This little village is separated from the dense Jaldapara forest by the Sisamara river which runs along like a border.One lone accommodation stands on the embankment with its two balconies overlooking the river and the mysterious forest beyond.Sighting of wild life like elephants and rhinos drinking water is quite a possibility from the cottage. The only sound one hears throughout the day is that of the chirping of our innumerable winged friends as this place is a birdwatcher's paradise.A few days in communion with the river and the jungle will be a prized possession.

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Rishop (also spelt as Rishyap and Risop), is a small Lepcha village on the hill top in Dooars, situated on 2,951 m (8,500 ft) above sea level. It is about 32 km from Kalimpong and just 9 Km road distance from Lava, but if you are adventures enthusiastic then you have a 3.5 km pleasure trekking to reach at Rishyap. It is a nice and charming village away from the city crowds, where the sun, clouds, mountains and forests create a magical atmosphere throughout the year. At night, the sky seems to come closer, where twinkling stars on the sky above, kissed the twinkling lights of Gangtok and Pedong bellow in a far distance. Nathu La pass and Jalep La pass are also partially visible in a distance horizon from Rishop. Altogether Rishop gives a magical view to all of its visitors.

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Khecheopalri Lake,Pelling, Sikkim.

As the prayer flags flutter in the wind and the calming sounds of bells ring one after the other, you know you have your bliss at the , which is a sacred pilgrimage site, considered holy by both and . This religious place is believed to fulfill one’s wishes. The legend has it, if someone prays and sprinkles the water on oneself, his wishes are likely to come true. It is also said that no leaves can be seen afloat the lake despite being located amidst dense as the remove the fallen leaves from the water. Similarly, many legends revolves around the lake. A beautiful place, Khecheopalri Lake is a for and trekkers.

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Yumesamdong, Zero point, Lachung, North Sikkim.

Sikkim’s untouched beauty :- Yumesamdong, is a valley on the Lachung River about 15 km ahead of Yumthang. It is situated at 4724 m altitude in the North East of the State, popularly known as the Zero point which means the hindmost frontier of civilization. There are no roads further, just the landscapes completely covered with snow offering a majestic view contrasting with the patchy blue sky in between the fresh icy breeze. The place is adjacent to Chinese border.

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