Travel Booklet Sikkim

TRAVEL BOOKLET-SIKKIM
MADE BY-PUSHKAR , 9-C

ABOUT SIKKIM
 Sikkim is a tiny hill state tucked in north Eastern
part of India. Known for its lofty mountains ,
quaint village , pristine scenery holy lakes and
vibrant Buddhist Monasteries , a holiday in
Sikkim is sure to bring you close to nature
providing you ample peace and solitude. Sikkim
is also a paradise for adventure freaks , trekkers
and mountaineers owning to its myraid
activities. Whether you are looking for a laid
back break , taking in the extravaganza of nature
beauty Sikkim will not leave you disappointed
LANGUAGE
 The official language of Sikkim is English ,
Nepali , Sikkimese , and lepcha . Additional
language include Gurung ,Limbu, Magar
Mukhai, Newari, Rai ,Sherpa and Tamang
 Nepali is spoken by the majority of the Sikkim
RELIGION
 The predominant religions are Hinduism and
Vajrayana Buddhism. Sikkim's economy is largely
dependent on agriculture and tourism.
 Hindu – 57.76%
 Muslim – 1.62%
 Christian – 9.91%
 Sikh – 0.31%
Shri Viswa Vinayaka Mandir is a glorious place built

on Rhenock Rungdung in the eastern region of
Sikkim. It is well known to be dedicated to the
hindu god, Lord Ganesha
INTRESTING PLACES
 Teesta river - Teesta River is like a magical delight for its visitors
who get mesmerized by its shiny wilderness with which it flows tirelessly.
You can come to visit the Teesta River in winter when the river appears in
the frozen state and enhance the beauty of the season with its view or you
can visit the Teesta River in summer to relish the blooming flowers and
shiny water of this river. River rafting and kayaking are some most loved
activities in Teesta River by its visitors.
 Zuluk - Zuluk is one of the best offbeat locations in Sikkim which

holds the power to mesmerize its visitor with enthralling views of
mountains all around it. There is a pristine and unique temple named
Nag Temple which is dedicated to Nag Devta (Snake God). It has an idol
of King Cobra and is shaped like a den or cave which feels like entering
into a snake hole.
GANGTOK
 Gangtok is the capital city of Sikkim and the beauty of this city
justify it being one of the prominent cities in the state. Incredibly
beautiful, exuberant, and garlanded with clouds all over. Sikkim is
blessed with the kind of cultural and historical significance Gangtok
adds to the pride of this state. To catch majestic glimpses of mighty
Mt. Kanchenjunga, you must land to Gangtok whilst exploring
Sikkim. If you are coming to Gangtok in the months of March to
Mid-May then you’ll be received with the fragrance of
Rhododendrons spread throughout the city. Gangtok is considered
as one of the beautiful hill stations in India. This city is a perfect
amalgamation of cultural, scenic beauty and modernization. If you
want to visit some religious sites, you must visit Enchey Monastery,
Ganesh Tok, Do Drul Chorten Rumtek Monastery, etc. If looking for
a place to catch an aerial view of the city, visit Ganeshtok and Tashi
viewpoint, etc.
Lachen, Lachung and Yumthang Valley
 These three immensely beautiful villages

soaked in Sikkim’s culture surely hit your list
of places to visit in India. You must go and
explore Lachen which is a really small village
in North Sikkim. This village is the home of
Tibetan nomadic tribes during winters.
However, Lachen is not as popular as other
tourist destinations in Sikkim but this place is
worth a shot.
ADITTIONAL FACTS
 Cleanest State of India. ...
 Least populous state of India. ...
 India's first fully organic state. ...
 India's first ODF (Open Defecation Free) State. ...
 Longest serving Chief Minister in Indian State. ...
 Home to the third highest peak in the world. ...
 Second largest global producer of cardamom.
 Sikkim is known for its rich biodiversity and is the land
known for more than 500 different species of Orchids, 11
Oak species, 23 different varieties of Bamboo trees and over
400 different medicinal plants. More than 81 % area is forest
and it has trees such as sals, figs, bananas at lower
elevations
Best months to visit

The best time to visit Sikkim is either between March and May or
,
October and mid-December. If you want to witness the blooming

natural beauty in GANGTOK best season to visit would be in spring,
from March to May. Autumn, on the other hand, brings the clear view
of Himalayan Range. If you want to capture the picturesque view of
Himalayan Range, then October to December is the best season to
visit Sikkim. During this time you can be part of various festivals
like the Maniram Bhanjyang Tourism Festival where you can enjoy
local homestays among many other things. You can also be a part of
the Cherry Tea Festival as well as Red Panda Winter Festival. These
festivals showcase a different side of Sikkim.
 Sikkim is the beautiful state and every season of this state has
something different to offer its tourist. In winters you will witness
Sikkim roads and Himalayan peaks covered with thick snow.
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TRAVEL BOOKLET-SIKKIM

MADE BY-PUSHKAR , 9-C

Shri Viswa Vinayaka Mandir is a glorious place built

 Zuluk - Zuluk is one of the best offbeat locations in Sikkim which

 These three immensely beautiful villages

October and mid-December. If you want to witness the blooming

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