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Namchi

Known for a large statue of Padmasambhava or Guru Rinpoche, Namchi is the identifier South Sikkim. Some 78kms from state capital Gangtok, Namchi is best associated with Buddhist monasteries and scenic locales

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Ravangla

Situated at an altitude of 2133 m, Ravangla is a breathtakingly beautiful town in Sikkim offering admiring views of the snow clad mountains ahead. It has recently become popular amongst tourists for the same reason and is an ideal location for bird watching, hiking and trekking.

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Borong

A picturesque town, Borong is a perfect trekking spot in South Sikkim. Neglecting the relentless mountains, this town offers a lovely scene and fantastic perspectives. The trek starts from Namchi and goes through Tendong, Rabong and Maenam, it arrives at the Borong. One can get a wide view of the superb Mt. Kanchenjungha.

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Sikip

Roosted pleasingly on the banks of Rangeet River, Sikip is one of the most renowned destinations of South Sikkim. You will hear it alluded to as a fishermen heaven. There are a lot of streams here abounding with angle and the laidback mood is ideal for day long trips.

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Maenam Wildlife Sanctuary

Established back in the year 1987, Maenam Wildlife Sanctuary is a small wildlife sanctuary spanning an area of just 35 sq. km. This sanctuary is famous for its variety of flora, especially for the medicinal plants. Government of Sikkim has proposed to build a 22 km ropeway in this area to create the first wildlife skywalk of India which will be something similar to the skywalk in the Grand Canyon in USA.

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Buddha Park

On the birth anniversary of Lord Gautama Buddha in 2006 the state government took a policy decision to observe the birth anniversary throughout the year in Sikkim. And as a part of the celebration, the people of Ravangla took the initiative to construct and install a large statue of Lord Buddha and eco -garden to commemorate the event. This would also be a landmark in Sikkim’s unique effort to promote pilgrimage tourism. The Buddha Park hosts a beautiful statue of Sakyamuni Buddha which is clearly visible from all the directions of southwest Sikkim near Ravangla and some parts of west Sikkim.

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Siddheshwar Dham

At a distance of 5 km from Namchi Taxi Stand, Siddeshwar Dham is a huge pilgrimage cum cultural complex located atop Solophok hill in Namchi, Sikkim. Popularly called as Char Dham, it is one of the most prominent places to visit in Namchi and one of the popular tourist places in Sikkim.

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Samdruptse

At a distance of 6 km from Namchi Taxi Stand and 22 km from Ravangla, Samdruptse is an epic hill situated in Namchi, Sikkim. It is one of the popular places of pilgrimage in South Sikkim and among the must visit Namchi Tourist Places.

Situated at an altitude of 2134 m, Samdruptse Hill is surmounted by a giant statue of Guru Padmasambhava who is the patron saint of Sikkim.

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tendong

 It is celebrated by Lepchas, Takes place on Tendong Hill in South Sikkim and other parts of the state n The name, Tendong is derived from the Lepcha dialect, which literally translates to ‘the hill of the raised horn’. The Lepchas celebrate this occasion to commemorate the almighty who saved their ancestors from a calamity and to pay respect to the hill. n During the festivities, people make a model of the mountain in the facade of their homes and worship it.

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Ralong Hot Springs

The Hot Springs of Ralong is an amazing travel attraction in Ravangla. These springs is surrounded by the rocky cliffs and have breathtaking surroundings. Due to such surroundings, this place has become a prominent choice for spending a day’s itinerary by the visitors. Holidaymakers that arrive at Sikkim never miss spending a couple of hours at Ralong Hot Springs.

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Temi Tea Garden

The one and only tea estate in the State produces one of the top quality teas for the International Market. The garden was established in the year 1969 and cover an area of 177 hectares (440 acres). The garden is laid over a gentle hill slope and commands a panoramic view of the Mt. Khangchendzonga. The tea produced in this garden is market under the name “Temi Tea”.

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Ralong Monastery

At a distance of 10 km from Ravangla, Ralang Monastery is a Buddhist monastery situated at Ralang near Ravangla in Sikkim. Belongs to Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism, it is one of the most sacred monasteries in Sikkim and among the best pilgrimage places to visit in Ravangla.

The old Ralang Monastery was built in 1768 AD by the 4th Chogyal of Sikkim to commemorate his successful pilgrimage to Tibet. According to legend, when the fourth Chogyal returned from his pilgrimage, Karmapa performed the 'Rabney' (traditional blessing). Following the rituals, he tossed some grains from the Tsurphu Monastery in Tibet (the main seat of Karmapa) and the grains fell on the ground of Ralang.

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Rose Garden Solophok

The Rose Garden Solophok is a picturesque garden located in Namchi in the Indian state of Sikkim. Spread over 2 hectares, the park is a popular tourist attraction and a must-visit for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.

The garden has over 50 roses, including hybrid tea, floribunda, and Grandiflora roses. Visitors can take strolls through the park, enjoying the beauty and fragrance of the roses. Benches are scattered throughout the garden, allowing visitors to sit and soak in the surroundings.

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Neya Waterfall Yangang

Did you know that many waterfalls in Sikkim are believed to be sacred by the local indigenous communities? For centuries, these waterbodies have been referred to as manifestations of divine spirits, sources of life-giving energy, and sites for spiritual rejuvenation, which you will be exploring on your next Sikkim Holiday!