1. Gangtok
Gangtok is the capital city of Sikkim, and the beauty of this city really justifies it being one of the prominent cities in the state.
Sikkim is blessed with the cultural and historical, and Gangtok adds to the pride of this state.
One can catch a glimpse of Mt. Kanchenjunga if the sky is clear blue on that day.
The best time to go to Gangtok is from March to Mid-May; you will be received with the fragrance of Rhodendrons spread throughout the city.
Gangtok is considered one of the beautiful hill stations in India.
If you want to visit Gangtok, you must visit places like Enchey Monastery, Ganesh Tok, Do Drul Chorten Rumtek Monastery, etc.
If you want to catch an aerial view of the city, visit Ganeshtok and Tashi viewpoints.
2.Tsomgo Lake
Tsomgo Lake is around 40 km away from the main city of Gangtok.
It is one of the top tourist destinations of Sikkim. Tsomgo means 'Source of Water.'
This lake is one of India's highest altitude lakes which makes Sikkim even more beautiful.
While visiting Tsomgo Lake, one will get a glimpse of snow-clad mountains around it, which will make your journey to Sikkim even more memorable.
The flour and fauna families found at this location include Primulas, yellow and blue poppies, and migratory ducks- Brahmini.
The ideal time to start your trip to Tsomgo Lake should be in the early hours as it gets dark and roads are not laid out properly.
The best time to see the snow is Jan to March, and for Rhododendrons and Orchid is April to May.
It is just 2 hours away from Gangtok so that you can enjoy an exciting experience around the lake .
3. Nathula Pass
Nathula Pass is around 53 km away from the main city of Gangtok.
This place is actually one of the most visited places in Sikkim and is a politically critical point of Sikkim.
Nathula Pass connects India and Tibet, which creates an amalgamation of India and Tibetan culture around this place.
There is a Kupup nearby to Nathula Pass, which is always under the cloud, and visiting it might be a unique experience for your trip to Sikkim.
4. Kanchenjunga Base Camp
Traveling is the best teacher and one can experience about the new culture.
It can't be taught by any book, video, or any other way.
Kanchenjunga Base Camp is one of the ways to relish the trues essence of Sikkim culture.
The base camp is around a height of 14000 ft above sea level.
Kanchenjunga trek starts from Dzongri, which is the last road lay around this peak.
5. Lachen, Lachung
The two charming villages must be on your list.
This village is the home of Tibetan nomadic tribes during winters.
Lachen is not as popular as other tourist destinations in Sikkim, but this place is worth a shot.
One can see two beautiful lakes names Gurudongmar and Tso Lhamu.
Lachen, Lachung, and Yumthang Valley are three peaceful and perfect destinations in Sikkim which one must not miss on a trip to Sikkim.
6. Pelling
Pelling is the second most favorite spot in Sikkim after Gangtok.
It attracts thousands of travelers who seek peace in the lap of nature and are surrounded by gigantic views.
This town is the paradise of trekkers and peace lovers.
It is around 131 km from Gangtok and 73 km from Darjeeling.
The best time to visit Pelling is between December to May.
You can enjoy winter, spring, summer if you come to this town during this time.
7.Zuluk
Zuluk is one of the best offbeat locations in Sikkim, which holds power to mesmerize its visitor with enthralling views of mountains all around it.
A unique Temple named Nag Temple is dedicated to Nag Devta (Snake God).
One can even get the view of snow-clad Mt. Kanchenjunga and Thambi View Point.
8. Teesta River
Teesta River is a magical delight for visitors who get mesmerized by its shiny wilderness with which it flows tirelessly.
You can catch a glimpse of the Sangam of Teesta River along with its tributary, the Ranveer River, whenever you travel to the majestic place.
9. Gurudongmar Lake
Gurudongmar Lake looks much similar to Pangong Tso Lake, which is located in Leh.
This lake is situated at an altitude of 17,800 ft above sea level.
The most interesting fact of this lake is that it is considered holy by three religions- Hindu, Sikhs, Buddhists.
Yaks and Blue Sheeps are some rare fauna that can be found in this particular place of Sikkim.
10. Goechala
Goechala is a mountain pass that is a favorite place for adventure lovers and trekkers.
It is famous for hiking and skiing, satisfying the soul of a traveler who lands in Sikkim.
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