Sikkim is the least populous state in India and the second-smallest state after Goa. The state has diverse geography due to its location in the Himalayas. The climate ranges from subtropical to high Alpine. The crowning glory of Sikkim is Mt. Khangchendzonga, the world’s third-highest peak, is located on Sikkim’s border with Nepal. Gangtok is the capital city of Sikkim.

1. MYSTICAL
WONDERLAND OF
NATURAL BEAUTY

2. There’s something very attractive about the Northeastern part of India. Life
is simple and easy, and the views are truly magnificent. Sikkim is a state in India
situated in the northern Himalayas in the northeastern part of the country. It is
one of India's tiniest states. Sikkim is bordered on the north and northeast by
China's Tibet Autonomous Region, on the southeast by Bhutan, on the south by
the Indian state of West Bengal, and on the west by Nepal. Gangtok, the state
capital, is located in the state's southeast corner.
Sikkim, which is part of the Eastern Himalaya, is known for its biodiversity,
which includes alpine and subtropical climates, as well as being home to
Kangchenjunga, India's highest mountain and the world's third-highest peak.
Gangtok is the capital and largest city in Sikkim. The Khangchendzonga
National Park covers over 35% of the state.
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3. Best Time To Visit Sikkim
Sikkim, abundant in natural beauty and
scenic landscapes, is one of the
kaleidoscopic tourist destinations in
India. This enchanting state observes five
seasons; winter, summer, autumn, and
monsoon. But, it is best visited during
summer, between March till June, when
the weather is comparatively less cold and
seems comfortably pleasant. For your
better understanding of which season to
visit Sikkim, we have mentioned all four
seasons separately below.

4. Summer is considered to be the
ideal time to explore this elegant
state; Sikkim. During this season,
nature is at its best. This season is
great for trekking too. You get a
chance to see a blooming field of
orchids and rhododendrons at the
foot of the mountains and also by
the side of winding ways going up to
the hills. Almost all the visiting
places; the lakes, the monasteries,
and the treks are in their inviting
mood.
Summer in Sikkim-

5. The winter in Sikkim is extremely cold
with never-ending snowfalls. The winter
temperature in the region averages
between 4 °C (39 °F) and 7 °C (45 °F).
But it looks mesmerizing with
snowcapped mountains, rivers, and
roads. Though traveling might hinder if
there is a natural disaster, landslides,
storm, etc, especially in the northern
region. Otherwise, the place is quite
welcoming and beautiful during these
months.
Winter in Sikkim-

6. During the monsoon, the state experiences
heavy rainfall throughout the months. While
July is the wettest of all. Traveling by roads
becomes obstructive and dangerous. The
season is not much of an ideal time to visit
the place but becomes best for bird watching
and visiting waterfalls. An analysis of
rainfall in Sikkim shows that the annual
rainfall is minimum at North-Sikkim and
maximum at South-Sikkim. There is a low
rainfall region i.e Namchi.
Monsoon in
Sikkim-

7. Things to do in
Sikkim-

8. Changu Lake, also known
as Tsomgo Lake is a
pulchritudinous tourist
destination. But apart from that
it also offers one of the most
offbeat experiences you can have
in the state of Sikkim. At the
lake, you get a chance to ride a
Yak. Yes! A Yak, they are very
peaceful animals and great for a
safari around the lake.
Yak Ride – Changu Lake-

9. Helicopter Ride – Gangtok
Valley-
A bird’s eyes view of the entire
valley is something you should not
miss out on. The helicopter ride
takes you up in the air to give you
a mesmerizing view of the entire
valley. With the river running
below and mountains at a
touching distance from your feet,
Sikkim looks even more alluring
from the sky.

10. Ravangla Park is known to be a
spiritual hub and it gathers a number
of tourists each year. There are a
number of prayers that take place
within the complex of the park in
which tourists can take part. It is said
that it helps devotees attain nirvana
and spiritual enlightenment. There
are also meditation facilities available
within the complex. The surroundings
of the park make you feel really close
to nature and help with your
mediation and prayers.
Prayers at Ravangla Buddha
Park-

11. To the travelers, Sikkim is a mystical wonderland of natural
beauty. The panoramic view of the snow-capped Himalayas,
the flower-beaded meadows, the vibrant culture and
festivals, the numerous variety of its flora and fauna and
the biodiversity makes Sikkim a fascinating and challenging
holiday destination. If you are thinking and looking for
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