
Pelling
A relaxed hill town with front-row views of Kanchenjunga and easy access to West Sikkim’s highlights.


Quiet Sikkim
A slower, more peaceful side of the state, rich in mountain scenery, villages, monasteries and authentic Himalayan experiences.
West Sikkim rewards those who slow down. Around Pelling and the old capital of Yuksom, the pace softens into village paths, ancient monasteries and trails that once carried kings and pilgrims into the mountains.
This is the heart of Sikkim’s heritage and some of its finest walking country. We spend our time here on foot and in conversation: heritage monasteries like Pemayangtse, sacred lakes, and homestays where the welcome is as memorable as the views.

A relaxed hill town with front-row views of Kanchenjunga and easy access to West Sikkim’s highlights.
The evocative ruins of Sikkim’s ancient second capital, reached by a short walk through the forest.

One of Sikkim’s oldest and most revered monasteries, home to a remarkable carved wooden sculpture.

A sacred wish-fulfilling lake hidden in the forest, where leaves are said never to settle on the water.

The first capital of Sikkim and the starting point of the Kanchenjunga trek, steeped in history.

A gentle walk through a Limboo village of farms, orchards and warm homestays.

India’s first glass skywalk, leading to a towering statue of Chenrezig at Sanga Choeling.

One of the highest suspension bridges in Asia, spanning a deep, forested gorge near Uttarey.

A powerful multi-tiered waterfall said to be fed by the glaciers of Kanchenjunga.

Among Sikkim’s holiest monasteries, set on a hill between the Rathong and Rangeet rivers.

A roadside waterfall beside an orange orchard on the way to Yuksom.

A thrilling tandem flight over the valleys of Pelling, with panoramic views of the Himalayan landscape.
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