Sikkim is a land of monumental mountains that seem to touch the heavens. These mountains form a part of the long range - the mighty Himalayas. These towering Mountains define this paradise of nature. The Khangchendzonga, the third highest mountain in the world, majestically towers over all the mountains in its vicinity like a god surrounded by smaller deities. The Khangchendzonga, serene and tranquil in its presence like a saint in transcendental meditation, can be seen from almost all parts of Sikkim. ...

The 5000 metres high view point at Gochela (the lock Pass) offers a superb view point. A depression, between Mount Pandim, and a spur of the Kabru Peak form the pass. It looks down into the Talung Valley, with the mighty Talung Glacier, winding its way down below. One is surrounded by great white peaks - Khangchendzonga (8596 M), <br> Simvo (6811 M), Sinolchu (6888 M), Pandim (6691 M), Kabru (7338 M) and Rathang (6087 M). The awe inspiring sight, instills a feeling of standing in the very lap of Khangchendzonga, and gazing up at its face. <br> Starting from Yoksom, which is the cradle of Buddhism, in Sikkim, at an altitude of 1780 mtrs; one has to climb steeply to Zongri at 4320 mtr , over a distance of 25 Kilometers. that takes 3 days, with overnight halt; to allow for acclimatization. <br> The trek from Zongri to the base of Gochela, is an enchanting experience, walking through the Himalayan uplands of the Praig Chuu Valley, with the great white peaks dominating the skyline on either side. It takes 2 days to reach Gochela, and another 02 days to return to Yoksom. <br> You can stay in trekker's huts or in tents, on the trek. On termination, you get a chance of visiting Yoksom, and Pamayangtse and exploring the famous Buddhist Monastery. The last day is spent in Darjeeling. During this leg of the adventure we stay at the best available hotels. <br> Alternates: 08 days adventure with 06 days trekking upto Zongri, 4320 mtr. ...

Max elevation : 4909 mtr Trek Grade Mild The Green Lake is the take off point for mountainerring expedition to the peakes of Kanchanzonga ranges. "The hollow basin enclosed between the converging moraines of the Zemu and Green Lake glaciers has been very lately a lake and was now a lake basin" as Douglas W Freshfield writes in his book. The absence of lake is sufficiently companciated by splendid views around just at the foot of big mass the Khanchanzonga, beautiful peaks of mt. Simvo are just on top of you beside herds of blue sheep and couple of musk deer. ...

The Singalila Trek is a scenic 13-day journey along the India-Nepal border, famed for breathtaking views of peaks like Kanchenjunga and Mount Everest. Starting from Manebhanjan, trekkers pass through lush rhododendron forests, diverse flora and fauna, and serene mountain villages. Key stops include Sandakphu, Phalut, and Gorkhey, offering panoramic views and cultural insights. This moderate trek, with an average altitude of 12,000 feet, is ideal for trekkers seeking nature, adventure, and spectacular Himalayan vistas. ...

The Tosar Lake in North District was proposed by the Mangan Tourism Development Committee (M.T.D.C) for development of Tourism in North Sikkim. Mangan Tourism Development Committee is a registered body (N.G.O) formed to develop Eco-Tourism in the North District as per the policy of the State Government. A recce to the Tosar lake area was jointly conducted by the representative of the TOURISM Department & Forest, Environment and Wildlife management Department, Government of Sikkim on the request of Mangan Tourism Development Committee from 19th to 25th of july 2006. The report of the recce team with the proposed route for trekking to Tosar lake and photographs of its surrounding areas with map was submitted to the Department for an official recognition of the proposed trek as requested by the M.T.D.C. As per the direction of the department, Mangan Tourism Development Committee has submitted Environment Management Plan which is enclosed here with for reference. ...

Previous Next TINJURE TREK Tinjure Trek from Golitar is a short and easy trek that takes you to the Tinjure hill, a place where you can see the Gangtok city and the Teesta river valley. The trek starts from Golitar, a small village near Rumtek monastery, and passes through Fambong Lho Wildlife Sanctuary. The trek goes through pine forests, cardamom plantations and orchards. The trek also gives you a chance to see some rare and exotic birds and animals, such as hill partridge, satyr tragopan, red panda and black bear. The highlight of the trek is the scenic and relaxing walk on the Tinjure ridge, where you can enjoy the fresh air and the natural beauty. The trek takes about 7 hours. ...

Tholung Monastery is a gompa located in remote upper Dzongu, in the buffer zone of Khangchendzonga National Park. It is considered one of the most sacred monasteries in Sikkim. Tholung literally means Areasima place or Areasima country. ...

Sandakphu or Sandakpur is a mountain peak in the Singalila Ridge on the border between India and Nepal. It is the highest point of the ridge and of the state of West Bengal, India. The peak is located at the edge of the Singalila National Park and has a small village on the summit with a few hotels ...