About Sikkim

Sikkim, the 22nd state of India, nestled in the northeastern part of the country, shares its borders with Bhutan (south-east), the Tibet Autonomous Region of China (northeast), Nepal (west), and the Indian state of West Bengal (south). Sikkim is the only and first fully organic state and one of the cleanest in the country. Sikkim is composed of different races and ethnic groups, namely the Lepchas, the Bhutias, and the Nepalese. This picturesque state boasts breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, rich biodiversity, and rare species, including India's highest mountain peak, Kanchenjunga (8,586m/28,170ft), the third highest on Earth.

Its capital, Gangtok, combines natural beauty and cultural diversity, drawing tourists from across India and different countries.

North Sikkim

A stunning place with beautiful lakes and exciting adventures in its rugged mountains and trekking paths.

East Sikkim

A region of vibrant culture and stunning scenery, where you can explore ancient monasteries and enjoy breathtaking mountain views.

South Sikkim

A peaceful and green paradise in India's Sikkim state, offers a serene escape from city life. With its gentle landscapes and welcoming communities, it's a place to immerse yourself in nature's tranquility

West Sikkim

A serene haven with lush forests, terraced fields, and stunning Himalayan vistas, offering a peaceful retreat for nature lovers.