The Spectacular North East - Sikkim Bliss

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On Reaching Bagdogra, We Were Welcomed By The WTP Officer And We Left For The Gangtok. We Checked In At The Hotel, Freshened Up And Explore City.

There Are Many Places Worth Visiting Here Like Ganesh Tok, Hanuman Tok And Tashi View Point. If You Want To Enjoy Gangtok To The Fullest, Then Explore This City On Foot. The View Of Kanchenjunga From Here Looks Very Attractive. On Seeing It, It Seems As If This Mountain Is Touching The Sky And Is Changing Its Color Every Moment. If You Are Interested In Buddhism, Then You Must Visit The Institute Of Tibetology. Priceless Ancient Relics And Scriptures Related To Buddhism Are Kept Here. Tibetan Language, Culture, Philosophy And Literature Are Taught Separately Here. Apart From All This, You Can Also Visit Purana Bazar, Lal Bazar Or Naya Bazar For Ancient Artifacts.

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Gangtok, City, Capital Of Sikkim State, Northeastern India. It Lies At An Elevation Of About 5,600 Feet (1,700 Metres) On A Tributary Of The Tista River In The Southeast-central Part Of The State. The City’s Name Means “hilltop.” Gangtok Is Situated On Slopes Rich In Corn (maize). It Was The Government Seat Of The State Of Sikkim Until The Monarchy Was Abolished (1975) And Sikkim Was Incorporated Into India (1976). The City’s Population Includes Nepalese, Tibetans, Lepchas, And Indians. In The Early 21st Century Several Communities Surrounding Gangtok Were Administratively Merged Under The Gangtok Municipal Corporation, Greatly Increasing The City’s Area And Its Population. Gangtok Serves As A Market Centre For Maize, Rice, Pulses, And Oranges. It Was An Important Point On The Indo-Tibetan Trade Route Through The Nathu Pass (Nathu-la), 13 Miles (21 Km) To The Northeast, Until The Border With Tibet (China) Was Closed In 1962. However, The Pass Was Reopened For Trade In 2006. The North Sikkim Highway (1962) From Gangtok Reaches The Tibetan Border Areas Via Lachung And Lachen, And The National Highway Leads Southwest To India.

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After Breakfast Check Out At The Hotel And Leave For Pelling. On Reaching Pelling, We Checked In At The Hotel, Freshened Up And Explored The City.

Pelling, A Beautiful Town Located In West Sikkim, India, Is Known For Its Breathtaking Views Of The Kanchenjunga Mountain Range, Rich History And Vibrant Culture, Making It A Popular Destination For Nature Lovers, Adventure Enthusiasts And Spiritual Seekers. Here Is A Detailed Description: Location And Accessibility: Pelling Is Located In West Sikkim, About 130 Km From Siliguri And 115 Km From Gangtok, The Capital Of Sikkim. It Is Easily Accessible By Bus And Jeep Services. It Is Located At An Altitude Of 6,800 Feet. Natural Beauty: Pelling Offers Stunning Views Of The Kanchenjunga Mountain Range, Including Notable Peaks Such As Koktang, Kumbhakaran (Jannu), Rathong, Kabru, Kabru Dome, Kanchenjunga, Pandim And Siniolchu. It Is Known For Its Serene Atmosphere, Pristine Landscape And Warm Hospitality. It Is A Paradise For Nature Lovers, Adventure Enthusiasts And Spiritual Seekers.

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After Breakfast Check Out From The Hotel And Leave For Darjeeling. After Reaching Darjeeling We Checked In At The Hotel, Freshened Up And Toured The City.

Darjeeling, Known As The "Queen Of The Hills," Is A Picturesque Hill Station In West Bengal, India, Famous For Its Spectacular Views Of The Himalayas, Especially Kanchenjunga, Its Tea Plantations, And The Historic Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, Which Is A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here Is More Detailed Information About Darjeeling: Location And Geography: Himalayan Foothills: Darjeeling Is Located In The Foothills Of The Eastern Himalayas In The Northernmost Region Of West Bengal. Mountain Ridge: It Is Situated On A Long, Narrow Mountain Range That Descends Abruptly To The Bed Of The Great Rangit River. Surrounding Areas: Nepal's Easternmost Province Lies To The West, The Kingdom Of Bhutan To The East, The Indian State Of Sikkim To The North, And The Tibet Autonomous Region Of China To The North. Elevation: Darjeeling Has An Average Elevation Of 2,045 Meters (6,709 Feet).

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Darjeeling Is Famous For Its Tea, With The Region Producing Some Of The World's Best Blends. The UNESCO World Heritage Site "Toy Train" Is A Popular Attraction That Connects Darjeeling To The Plains. In Clear Weather, Visitors Can Enjoy Spectacular Views Of Kanchenjunga, The World's Third-highest Mountain. The City Retains A Certain Colonial Charm With Its Architecture And History. Darjeeling Is Rich In Cultural And Natural Heritage, With A Wide Variety Of Attractions And Activities.
Darjeeling Is Home To A Variety Of Wildlife, Including The Himalayan Flying Squirrel, Assam Macaque, And Indian Leopard. Other Popular Attractions Include The Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, The Batasia Loop, And The Japanese Peace Pagoda. Darjeeling Was Once A Sanitarium For British Soldiers And Administrators And Was Known As The "Queen Of The Hills." The British East India Company Turned The Darjeeling Area Into A Hill Station In The 1800s. The Name "Darjeeling" Is Derived From The Tibetan Words "dorje" (vajra) And "ling" (place), Meaning "Land Of The Vajra".

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Today We Proceed To Home. It’s Time Now To Say Goodbye To Our Travel Companions. Let’s Stay In Touch With Each Other Through Email, Phone, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram And Meet Again On Yet Another Memorable Tour. See You All!!