Travel to
Paradise of India
Sikkim, an utopia blessed with natural riches ranging from extremely cold deserts to flowering alpine meadows, lush green forests, and emerald mountain lakes, is located in the Eastern Himalayan region with an area of 7,096 sq km and an altitude varying from 300m to 8,586m above sea level. The beautiful Mt. Khangchendzonga (8,586m), the world’s third tallest mountain, is without a doubt the crowning feature of this wilderness. The mountain is more than a physical thing; it is also the home of a guardian deity whose benign watchfulness maintains the land’s peace and prosperity.
In a couple of hours, you may travel from the subtropical heat of the lower valleys to the cold of the steep mountain slopes that soar up to areas of constant snow. Because of the rapid ascent in altitude over such a short distance, the area is able to support a diverse natural heritage and wealth. Sikkim is shaped as a magnificent, mystical wonderland by snow-capped mountain ranges, lush thick forests, plunging mountain valleys teeming with rich flora and fauna, picture perfect villages, groves of rhododendrons, hot springs, waterfalls, perennial streams, and the grand rivers Teesta and Rangit.
