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Pelling Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/pelling page 1 Jul Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen, Pelling When To umbrella. Max: Min: Rain: 297.0mm 12.10000038 11.39999961 Pelling, Sikkim is a marvellous little 1469727°C 8530273°C hill station, offering breathtaking VISIT Aug views of the Kanchenjunga http://www.ixigo.com/weather-in-pelling-lp-1178469 Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen, mountain. Along with a breezy umbrella. atmosphere and unexpected Max: Min: 9.5°C Rain: 234.0mm Jan 18.39999961 8530273°C drizzles enough to attract the Famous For : HillHill StationNature / Very cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. WildlifePlaces To traveller, it also offers opportunity VisitCitMountain Max: Min: 3.0°C Rain: 15.0mm Sep 8.399999618 to see monasteries in the calm Very cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen, 530273°C umbrella. countryside. 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Max: Min: Rain: 246.0mm 5 Sights 8.199999809 9.800000190 265137°C 734863°C http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-pelling-lp-1178469 Pelling Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/pelling page 2 1 Singshore Bridge 2 kms from Pelling, West Sikkim, Near Yuksom, Gangtok, Sikkim 3 kms from Pelling, West Sikkim, 737113, India 737101, India 737121, India Situated atop a hill that rises up between Take an exhilarating journey back into time Situated on a hill, Sangachoeling Monastery the Rathong river and the Rangit river, with the rustic ruins of a city that was. The is one of the oldest monasteries in Sikkim. Tashiding Monastery is an imposing ancient capital of Sikkim, Rabdentse was At a distance of 2 km from Pelling, the walk structure. Literally meaning "The Devoted destroyed by the Nepalese army in 1814. As to the monastery takes about 45 mins. The Central Glory", it is surrounded by prayer you walk down from the Pemayangtse picturesque steep hilly road leading upto flags that flutter in the air. There are many Monastery, you’ll reach the gate to the ruins. this sacred place is worth the effort.  chortens dedicated to some Chogyals and The walk to the Rabdengtse Ruins is marked other religious personalities of Sikkim. by scenic lakes, rare orchids, exotic flora and Buddhist mantras are skillfully carved on a thick dense forest. stone plates surrounding the monastery by Near Uttarey Village 5 Kms From Pelling, West Sikkim, 737113, India the master craftsman Yanchong. The sacred The surreal experience of walking through ceremony of Bumchu, a Buddhist festival old, half standing structures with the Known for its simple Tibetan architecture celebrated to predict the future, is held here majestic mountains in the background stays The grand Singshore Bridge is touted as and dazzling colours, the monastery leaves at midnight on the 14th and 15th of the first with you long after the holiday is over. the highest bridge in Sikkim and the second you spellbound. Though only families of Tibetan month at Tashiding Monastery. The Divided into two regions, North and South, highest gorge bridge in Asia. An Bhutia and Lepcha are allowed inside the festival, which is linked by an ancient legend the city was once ruled with great fervour. architectural brilliance with a length of 198 main shrine, one can visit the monastery to Guru Padmasambhava, is about a divine m, the bridge is built in between two hills. and admire the various ancient paintings, vase filled with holy water kept in the Rabdengtse Ruins are are also a part of the An extremely popular tourist spot, the clay carvings and sculptures on monastery, which remains open for public small Buddhist religious pilgrimage circuit bridge is about 5 km away from display.  display and worship every year on the night starting with the first monastery at Yuksom. Pelling.  before the Full Moon day in the first month A sneak peek into the past of Pelling will Offering you a splendid view of lush of Tibetan calendar. certainly make your holiday a wee bit more hillsides, overwhelming waterfalls and the interesting. pristine valley, Singshore Bridge promises a 4 Rabdengtse Ruins sight to behold. Local authorities are also 5 Pemayangtse Monastery planning to offer adventure activities like Sangachoeling Monastery is surrounded by bungee jumping. refreshing greenery and mesmerising mountains offering you the perfect space 2 Sangachoeling Monastery for meditation sessions. 3 Tashiding Monastery Pelling Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/pelling page 3 place will make you visit it again and again. Gupta Restaurant is perfect for those eager Gyalshing 140 kms from Gangtok, for special local thalis. A whole lot of variety West Sikkim, 737121, India 2 Treat Restaurant will leave you charmed with the thalis served here. Moreover, if you are looking for Literally translated as perfect sublime a break from the local food food and want lotus, Pemayangtse Monastery is one of the Pilgrims from all parts of Sikkim flock to the to add a dash of other Indian cuisines to it, oldest monasteries of Sikkim. Housing a monastery during this colourful festival. this is the place to be at. Apart from dal, surprising collection of wall paintings, Fireworks mark the end of this festival pulses, sprouts, salad, farsan, basudi and all, sculptures and carvings, this three storied symbolising the abolishment of evil spirits. it also serves some authentic Punjabi food building is a splendid site.  Enthralling and captivating, a visit to this to bring a welcome change. A must visit monastery is awe-inspiring and place for food lovers. rejuvenating. 4 Big Chill Where To 1616 North Kedzie Avenue, Chicago, Founded by Lama Lhatsun Chempo in IL, United States 1705, this famous monastery follows the Eat Come to Treat Restaurant for a tasty food Nyingma Order of Tibet Buddhism and 5 Places fare. One of the most famous restaurants controls and order the other monasteries in http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of-pelling-lp-1178469 for delicious food with an 'local' touch, this Sikkim. Built for ‘pure monks’ or ta-tshang place certainly is a delight. Savour local food which means ‘monks of pure Tibetan 1 Melting Point delicacies in their own style, a culinary lineage’, the monks of this monastery are experience that will sure make you want usually chosen from the Bhutias of Opposite Kanchan Hall, Pelling, West more. From the good momos to the lavish Sikkim.  Sikkim, 737113, India South Indian thali, try anything that may catch your eye and you can be rest assured Big Chill, Upper Pelling, West Sikkim, +91-95938-8088 to make your tummy happy. 737113, India Melting Point is a wonderful place to dine. 3 Gupta Restaurant +91-97331-45578|+91-97330-77494 The place serves some mouth watering Besides being an architectural splendor dishes which are very delicious. The food Get the foodie in you pampered, with and a refreshing spiritual retreat, here is highly recommended by food lovers. options galore across several cuisines. Big Pemayangtse Monastery also hosts the A must visit place for all gourmands. It is Chill is a famous place to have food with Chaam festival (monk dance) annually. Held truly a splendid place to have good your loved ones. The place serves some every year on the 28th and 29th of the 12th food.Some authentic Sikkimese food and mouth watering dishes which are very month of the Tibetan Calendar of February, great drinks - the perfect place to kick back delicious. The food here is highly the dance witnesses the lamas of the and relax. Melting Point is a must visit place recommended by food lovers. A must visit monastery performing a spellbinding dance. for all food lovers. The ambience of the place for all gourmands. It is truly a splendid Pelling Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/pelling page 4 place to have good food.Some authenticlocal food and great drinks - the perfect place to kick back and relax.
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  • Up the Rathong Valley

    Up the Rathong Valley

    NAVIGATE National Park The red panda is related to racoons as well as the more popular black-and- white pandas. They have bushy tails that grow up to 18 inches in length, which they wrap around their bodies for warmth in chilly weather. SBI Up the Rathong Valley EXPLORING THE KHANGCHENDZONGA NATIONAL PARK ON FOOT By SUJATHA PADMANABHAN AND ASHISH KOTHARI | Photographs by DHRITIMAN MUKHERJEE e stood transfixed, greedily We were in Khangchendzonga National untouched. The only way to explore the drinking in the beauty that lay Park (also spelled Kanchenjunga), slowly region is on foot. We had set out earlier before us. At our feet, was a making our way up the valley of the River that day from the village of Yuksom, after Wverdant valley with thick forests Rathong Chu. The sanctuary, which is a delicious breakfast of kodu (millet) clinging to its hillsides and a silvery river spread over 1,784 km in Sikkim, varies in parathas served with local honey. The snaking through its heart, the waters altitude from 2,000 to 8,585 m, creating a homely meal had been prepared by Dolma, dancing merrily over moss-covered diversity of habitats. Khangchendzonga’s the daughter-in-law of our homestay boulders. The warmth that the pristine rhododendron forests, high altitude host, who had cajoled us into having one view sparked within us was followed by lakes, and glacial slopes are a haven for more paratha, “one for the trek,” she said, a sobering thought: If it weren’t for an threatened animal and plant species, reminding us that it would be a few hours untiring campaign by local Buddhists and including the snow leopard and red panda.