MG Marg (Gangtok’s Heartbeat) MG Marg is Gangtok’s central promenade – a clean, pedestrian-only street filled with cafes, shops, and cultural monuments. Lined with vibrant Tibetan flags and colonial-style lamps, it’s the perfect place for leisure strolls, local shopping, and trying authentic Sikkimese momos and thukpa. The street comes alive at night with lights, street […]
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Nathula Pass Once part of the ancient Silk Route, Nathula Pass stands at an elevation of 14,140 feet and connects Sikkim with China’s Tibet Autonomous Region. A historical trade route and strategic Indo-China border post, it is now open to Indian tourists on select days. Visitors can see Indian and Chinese soldiers on either side
Tsomgo Lake (Changu Lake) Tsomgo Lake, perched at 12,400 feet above sea level, is a glacial lake located about 40 km from Gangtok. Surrounded by snow-clad mountains and frozen during winter, it transforms into a sparkling blue mirror in spring. The lake is revered by locals and is steeped in legends, often used by Buddhist
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