Fairs and Festivals of Sikkim

Ans. Sikkimese or Bhotia, Lepcha, and Nepali are spoken in Sikkim, North East

Ans. Sikkim is a northeastern state of India borders the Tibet Autonomous Region of China in the north and northeast, Bhutan in the east, Nepal in the west, and West Bengal in the south.

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• One of the cleanest states of India
• Has great places for sightseeing
• Offers amazing adventure activities
• Delicious cuisines to relish
• Bustling local markets
• Beautiful monasteries
• Many cultural festivals you can attend

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• Respect the local culture
• Be prepared for weather changes
• Don’t include a lot in your itinerary
• Pre-book hotels and flights
• Keep documents handy
• Carry cash as ATMs in a smaller town is limited
• Go for planned itineraries

Ans. Tibetan carpets, Semi Precious stones & silver jewelry, Thangkas, Clothes, Hand Carved Wooden Products, Sikkim Tea etc

Ans. There are a few local buses ply from Gangtok. However, the service is very limited and the frequency of buses is low. If you are planning to travel by local buses then look for the timetable of the buses on the bus stand and then plan accordingly. You can also travel by shared jeeps or hire a private taxi to travel around in Sikkim.

Ans. Yes, Sikkim is one of the safest places to visit in India. You need not worry about the safety of yourself and your loved ones. However, know about the places you wish to visit to avoid any scams. Also, make sure that you will read reviews about that particular hotel while booking the accommodation for a better holiday experience.

Ans. 5 to 7 days are sufficient to explore the best of Sikkim.

Ans. Here is the list of 8 Hill Stations In Sikkim For A Perfect Getaway

• Gangtok
• Aritar
• Lachung
• Lachen
• Pelling
• Yuksom
• Legship
• Geyzing