The capital city of Sikkim is Gangtok. The city is a must-visit place if you are planning to travel to Sikkim. It covers an area of 2.6 sq km and has a population of 11,000 residents. There are many scenic places to visit in Gangtok like National Highway Institute, Rumtek Monastery, Lamayuru Gompa, Jorethang Monastery, and more.

Best Time To Visit Gangtok

There are a number of factors that determine the best time to visit Gangtok, but the most important is climate. Out of the year, the best time to visit Gangtok is between March and June, when temperatures are pleasant and rainfall can be expected.

During the monsoon season (June-August), it rains an average of two days per week with heavy precipitation on Mondays. Winter months see temperatures drop below freezing at night; the Temperature is hot in the daytime, however, this doesn’t last long before strong winds kick up again making it feel colder than it actually is!

Summer/Spring (March to June)

The best time to visit Gangtok is during the summer months, i.e., between March and June. During this time, the weather is pleasant and not too hot as it can get higher in May. The flowers are in bloom and there are plenty of activities for tourists to enjoy such as hiking in forests or rafting on rivers like River Bhagirathi where you will find yourself surrounded by nature’s beauty at its best!

Places to Visit in Gangtok 

Gangtok is a popular destination for tourists from India and all over the world. Gangtok, which was once called the Valley of Flowers, has a variety of places to visit, shop, eat and drink. People who are traveling to this popular tourist destination can plan the trip depending on their budget and the time they have with them.

You can plan your trip to Gangtok by considering your all options. Commonly Gangtok is a place that offers both snow and summer tourism. There are many places in Gangtok where you can relax and enjoy your holidays or get engaged in adventure sports.

1. Nathu La Pass

Nathu La is situated at an elevation of over 5000m above sea level and is one of the major passes of India. Being one of the highest motorable roads in the world, Nathu La Pass connects Sikkim to China’s Tibet Autonomous Region. The road goes up to a height 5000m above sea level, making it difficult for people suffering from motion sickness or heart problems to travel. The world’s highest motorable road (Skardu-Kargil Road) was built on hairpin bends between Khapalu and Skardu in Gilgit Baltistan.

After a long time, the Nathu La Pass is back on the International Tourism map. Readers may wonder how they can experience this sky-touching pass or how they can forget to revisit it again. Gangtok means ‘city of joy’ and there’s no wonder why. The beautiful city is a slice of heaven on earth with its snow-capped mountains, rivers & waterfalls and breathtaking culture. One such gem of Gangtok is this place that you wouldn’t want to miss.

To read more about Nathu La Pass Click Here.

2. Rumtek Monastery

Rumtek, the seat of the 17th Karmapa, is dedicated to meditation. It’s a great place for those seeking spiritual enlightenment. While most of the famous tourist spots in Sikkim are open only during summers and are desolate in winters.

Rumtek is an exception to that. This is because it sees pilgrims from various parts of India and abroad throughout the year. In fact, despite winter being the most appropriate time for peace and tranquility, Christmas time is believed to be the busiest here.

3. Tsongmo Lake

March is the best month to visit Gangtok and especially this beautiful Tsomgo Lake. It is a frozen tourist attraction in Gangtok, Sikkim. It is situated in a calm upper space of the Hill like the others.

This is a place one must visit before getting into the ‘ice-cold season’ of year-end. The pool of water freezes over during the winter months it becomes a walkway for tourists and locals where you can ice skate, fish, and enjoy many other sporting activities. What I noticed here was that people dressed up in traditional clothes which made it all the more interesting.

4. Ganesh Tok

Ganesh Tok is one of the most beautiful places you can visit in Gangtok every season. This temple constructed in the year 1972 was dedicated to Lord Ganesh, the Hindu God of prosperity and remover of obstacles.

So, if you are eager to visit beautiful places and spend some time with your near and dear ones then Gangtok is just an ideal destination for the same.

5. Seven Sister Waterfalls

First, the seven sisters are protected from the monsoon rains and other weather changes by a colossal rock formation. The river, rejuvenated by the monsoon shower cascades down through seven different levels onto the Bangla plain.

It is a prime example of flawless architecture of nature supported by a natural rock structure. Fanciful stories associated with several myths, fables and folklore adds to the significant charm of this sight.

In fact, Seven Sisters is just not a waterfall but also a heritage site where one can find a variety of flora and fauna. This magnificent waterfall became more popular when it was included in ‘Project Tiger’ in 1980. Now it is one of the most sought-after places on the Gangtok tour packages list.

6. Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple

We decided to visit Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple in Gangtok in October. We were curious to see a place where we can visit during all seasons and planned the trip in a way that we could be here during different seasons.

The temple is the only military shrine in the country and it is located between the Osho & Namgyal glaciers. You should visit these places and capture the beauty in your eyes & hearts.

7. Flower Exhibition Centre

Each flower has a delicate beauty of its own, but the special qualities and aroma of some flowers make it a trip worth taking. All through the year, Gangtok’s flower exhibition center depicts the vivid splendor of nature in full bloom.

The nine-acre garden blooms into brilliant colors at every turn and offers over 100 varieties of exotic flowers.

8. Saramsa Garden

Hidden in the outskirt of Gangtok, Saramsa Garden is indeed a metropolis that works wonders on your senses. The ever-blooming stunning range of different colored flowers with the surrounding lush greenery is going to hold your attention. The garden is planned in such a way that the exotic plants are displayed on one side and the natural ones on the other.

The Garden has 14 different species of orchids collected from different parts of Sikkim. One can also enjoy a hot cup of tea at the cafeteria inside the garden.

9. MG Road

It is said no trip to Gangtok is complete without MG Road- Mahatma Gandhi Marg or Road. It’s one of the cleanest places with the least smoke and litter, even vehicles are not allowed here. It looks mesmerizing after the sunset and the place is lit-up. Shopping, walking, and spending a good time here after a day full of adventure are highly recommended.

Though we suggest march as the best time to visit Gangtok, a cultural fest is organized here if by chance you’re visiting in December.

Amazing things to do in Gangtok

1. Paragliding – Want to see Gangtok’s lush green slopes, terraced rice fields, and monasteries from above? If you feel up for it, don’t miss paragliding in Gangtok except for the months of July to September.
2. Trekking- If you’re visiting here other than the monsoon season, this activity with your friends or partner would really be interesting.
3. Enjoy some time at Picnic spots such as Seven sister waterfalls and tendong hills, check out the best time to visit Gangtok before planning your trip.
4. Have fun at Yak Safari – If visiting Tsomgo lake, there’s no reason to miss an amazing Yak ride here.
5. Take a Cable car ride in the hilly areas.
6. Take blessings from the Beautiful Monasteries along your itinerary.

If you’re more days with you to explore, you may plan a trip to Siliguri- 100 Kms away from Gangtok – Click here to check out things to do there.

Hotels in Gangtok

From luxury to budget accommodations, you’d find amazing hotels in Gangtok. According to the places you plan to visit, you can book comfortable stays here- Book the best hotels in Gangtok.

Conclusion

Looking for the best time to visit Gangtok, then it is during the summer months. You can also visit this place during the winter season as well but it will be a lot cold and humid and also hilly areas can be slightly riskier. So if you want some good weather while in Gangtok, then March-June is the best time for that too!

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Seek peace and calm or adrenaline and adventure as the destination offers everything. Let’s decode some of the most magnificent Gangtok tourist places to visit that are not mainstream sightseeing spots.

1. Phurchachu Hot Springs

Phurchachu Hot Springs (Reshi) is considered a sacred place by the natives for its unique benefits and due to the lores the place holds. Located not far from the main city, one can easily reach the place through various means of transportation. One needs to just walk a little distance to reach this secluded place. Taking a dip here is known to carry medicinal benefits that aid certain ailments.

The site is placed near one of the 4 holy caves of Sikkim – Jhang Lhari Nyingphug in the North, Lo Kando Sanphug in the South, Sharchog Beyphug to the East and Nub Dechunphug in the West. This hot spring is near the Southern Cave, whose name translates to the ‘Cave of the occult fairies’, due to the legend that the fey folk reside there. You can also explore the cave while at the hot springs.

2. Kanchenjunga Biosphere Reserve

Kanchenjunga Biosphere Reserve, also called Khangchendzonga National Park is situated around 45kms away from the city of Gangtok. This one of a kind place is considered a UNESCO World Heritage site. Unfurling over the mountains, green meadows and lush forests, this wonder of a place is something you just can’t miss. It houses innumerable lakes, glaciers, peaks, caves, hot springs and an endless variety of flora and fauna.

The wildlife here consists of animals like Indian leopard, snow leopard, red panda, musk deer, sloth bear, dhole, Himalayan tahr and many more. This natural marvel is one of the must-visit Gangtok tourist places. 

Check out these places in India to witness magnificent wildlife.

3. Gonjang Monastery

Tinkye Gonjang Monastery, a place blessed by the great Dalai Lama, is just a few kilometres away from the main city of Gangtok. The Gonjang Gompa was built in the year 1981 and is known to be home to some distinctive artefacts. There is a viewpoint named Tashi near the place from where one can witness a panoramic view of the great mountains and the valleys below. It has some beautiful golden statues and huge prayer wheels. The architecture is simple yet sensational, painted in an array of hues. One can just lose sight of the time when in this glorious location.

4. Kabi Longstok

Kabi Longstok, also called Kabi Lungchok, is a historically important place that is just a few kilometres away from Gangtok in a forest area. It is where the ethnic tribes of Sikkim, the Lepchas and the Bhutiyas signed a treaty called the Treaty of the blood brothers. The literal meaning of the name of the place, Kabi Lungchok, translates to ‘Stone erected by our blood’.

The religious site has life-size statues built of the chiefs of the two tribes who signed the treaty to commemorate the event. The stone pillars and the area around its site are decked in religious coloured cloth and the traditional Buddhist prayer flags. Places like this are one of the most intriguing Gangtok tourist places a traveller shouldn’t miss.

5. Fambong Lho Wildlife Sanctuary

Fambong Lho Wildlife Sanctuary is just around 13-16kms from Gangtok. This stupendous forest area neighbours the Khangchendzonga Biosphere Reserve. Here, animals and birds of a vast variety exist. From bird species like chestnut crowned warbler, hill partridge, yellow-browed tit, and rufous-headed hornbill to animals like the red fox, red panda, Himalayan brown bear, barking deer, etc.

One needs to acquire Restricted Area Permit, also known as InnerLine Permit, from the Sikkim Tourism Officers to enter the area. To know more details on how to visit the place, you can visit the Sikkim Tourism website.

Some magnificent places to visit a little away from Gangtok but not too far for a day’s trip:

1. Dubdi Monastery

Dubdi Monastery, also called Yuksom Monastery, was established in 1701 by Chogyal Namgyal and is renowned for being one of the oldest monasteries in Sikkim. It is located on a hill in Yuksom about a 119kms away from Gangtok, making it a secluded and peaceful spot. Dubdi translated in the native language is ‘The Retreat’.

The architecture of the place is just stunning, with colourful interiors of symbols, manuscripts, images of saints and more, and it has a bell shaped gilded dome on top of the roof called ‘Gyaltshen’. This site is a must-see from the wide list of Gangtok tourist places to visit near the city.

2. Mangan

Mangan is a quaint village near Gangtok that gives its visitors an old soul vibe. It is one of the homes of the indigenous Lepchas. The place owns some breathtaking views and spectacular monasteries that have a mixed architecture of Tibetan and Indian styles. This hidden gem marks the starting point of many offbeat hiking trails that are yet to be discovered by trekking enthusiasts. It acts as a bridge between various destinations and is often missed for its soulful scenes. 

Things to experience in Mangan

• Singhik: A tranquil hamlet in the Himalayas that has glorious viewpoints and the base for many short and long treks.
• Tholung Monastery: It’s a Gompa considered to be one of the most sacred monasteries in Sikkim. Located in the upper Dzongu region in the lands of the Lepchas, it needs a special InnerLine Permit from the Sikkim Tourism Officers to visit the place. One needs to hike to reach the spot. Drive from Mangan to Lingza, the starting point of the trek.
• Mangan Market: Head to this place to indulge in some delicious fresh local produces, handicrafts and other souvenirs.
• Mangan Music Festival: This is a must-experience 3 day event that occurs during the month of December. It’s where one can groove to regional bands that play some local tunes. Here you can also find some amazing art and handicrafts that resounds the traditional culture.
• Menchu Waterfall: A little way from Mangan, this amazing waterfall gushes down a rocky step wall. The mist that arises from the force of the water sometimes reflects the sun to form a rainbow. 
• Trek to Tosar Lake: This hidden lake in the Naga reserve forest area is just marvellous and considered sacred by the localities.  

Intriguing enough to be one of the nearby Gangtok tourist places? We think so! If you love hiking, check out these 10 unexplored treks in India.

3. Samdruptse Hill

Samdruptse Hill, in Namchi of Sikkim, is around 71kms from Gangtok, where the world’s tallest statue of Guru Padmasambhava can be found. The name of the hill translates to ‘Wish fulfilling hill’. The sculpture stands on a monastery which is quaint and just eases your mind and soul. This location holds captivating views of the Himalayas, and one can also spot the gigantic figure of Lord Shiva in Char Dham. You can take a cable car ride to visit the Namchi rock garden as well.

Well, there you have some offbeat Gangtok tourist places that will just leave you in awe. Though the city has numerous monasteries, hiking trails, temples, monuments and much, much more, we handpicked those you might miss when at this incredible destination. Take your time to unveil everything in and around this place to satisfy your adventurous soul. 

To make your journey incredible, you can choose from some great stays in Gangtok while you explore the destination.

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There are a number of places to visit in Gangtok. It boasts of a picturesque landscape, cascading waterfalls, numerous magnificent Buddhist monasteries, serene villages and a breath taking view of the Mt Kanchenjunga. No wonder, Gangtok is flocked by innumerable couples, tourists and travel enthusiasts who love to explore this city before visiting other places in Sikkim. Let’s a take a look at the top 15 Gangtok tourist places that you cannot miss while you visit this incredibly beautiful locale.

 How to Reach Gangtok?

• By Air: Book a flight till Bagdogra airport. Gangtok is at a distance of 124kms from Bagdogra airport and can be reached in 2 hours via a shared cab of a private one.
• By Train: The nearest railway station to Gangtok is New Jalpaiguri that is located at a distance of 148kms. From here, you can take a local bus or hire a taxi to Gangtok.
• By Road: If you wish to self-drive, you can hire a cab and head to Gangtok on your own.

15 Splendid Places to Visit in Gangtok

1 Rumtek Monastery

Rumtek Monastery, Gangtok |  Places to Visit in Gangtok

Located at a distance of 23kms from Gangtok, Rumtek Monastery is one of the biggest and significant monasteries in Gangtok. It is also known as Dharmachakra Centre and is believed to belong to the Karma Kagyu sect from Tibet. An important Gangtok tourist spot, Rumtek Monastery houses a golden stupa and also has a huge prayer hall where monks carry out elaborate prayers. From the top of this monastery, you get a breathtaking bird’s view of the entire city of Gangtok. The brilliant architecture coupled with an incredible landscape makes it one of the important places to visit in Gangtok.

• Timings: 6 AM to 6 PM
• Entry Fee: Rs10

You can also read about 18 Most Important Buddhist Pilgrimage Places

2 Nathula Pass

Nathula Pass, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

Situated at an altitude of 4310m, Nathu La is a high-altitude motorable pass in India present in the Indian state of Sikkim. Nathu La lies approx 54kms from Gangtok and is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Gangtok. This pass connects Sikkim to China-Tibet Autonomous Region and is built amidst the mighty Himalayas. Nathu (which translates to “listening ears”) La (which means “pass” in Tibet) is one among the 3 open trading border posts connecting India and China. Only Indian nationals are allowed to visit this pass that too with a permit. The best time to visit Nathu La is from May to mid-November.

3 Tsomgo Lake

Tsomgo Lake, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

Among many serene places, Tsomgo Lake is one of the most pristine and incredible places to visit in Gangtok. It is a glacial lake located at an unimaginable altitude of 3753m above sea level and must feature on the top of your Gangtok sightseeing itinerary just for one reason – its overwhelming scenic beauty. It has sparkling aquamarine blue waters in the summers that commence in mid-May and the periphery of this lake is dotted by beautiful blossoms that bloom during the season – a picture-perfect moment for all photographers. In the winters, the lake freezes and appears in a translucent colour. Also known as Changu Lake, a visit to this place promises you tranquillity and an impressive view!

4 Namgyal Institute of Tibetology

Namgyal Institute of Tibetology, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

One of the popular Gangtok tourist places, the Namgyal Institute of Tibetology is an important place of study and research for Tibet and Buddhist culture and history. The museum and the library are the main attractions of NIT that showcase the carefully preserved religious and cultural artefacts that main include statues, paintings, coins, thangkas (embroidery) and Tibet artworks. An incredible example of Tibetan architecture, NIT has a huge facade, huge golden towers and intricately designed frescos. Among the many places to visit in Gangtok, NIT is a must-visit for both history buffs and travel enthusiasts planning a trip to Gangtok.

• Timings: 10 AM to 4 PM, Monday – Saturday
• Entry Fee: Rs 10

5 Tashi Viewpoint

Tashi View Point, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

Tashi View Point is the place that offers you the best sunrises and sunsets along with a breathtaking view of the majestic Himalayas. You can literally spend an entire day clicking pictures of the picturesque landscape and enchanting views from here, which makes it one of the most important places to visit in Gangtok. On a clear day, you can also get a glimpse of the snow-covered pristine Mt Sinilochu and Mt Kanchenjunga (the third tallest peak in the world). The clean, unpolluted air, the lush green landscape and the white, snow-clad mountains are enough to convince anyone to visit this place during their Gangtok local sightseeing.

6 Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple

Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

Present at a height of 4000m above sea level, this unique temple is actually built at the Samadhi of a martyred Indian soldier, Harbhajan Singh, who lost his life in the Sino War. As a tribute to this intrepid soldier who died fighting the enemies near the Nathu La Pass, the Indian Army built this shrine. The soldiers patrolling here believe that Baba Harbhajan Singh visits this temple every night and protects them as well. The temple has a huge picture of Baba Harbhajan Singh that is worshipped by many devotees. Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple is undoubtedly one of the most interesting and important places to visit in Gangtok and must feature in your Gangtok local sightseeing list as well!

• Timings: 6 Am to 8 PM
• Entry Fee: None

7 Himalayan Zoological Park

Himalayan Zoological Park, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

Located just 3kms from the city centre, the Himalayan Zoological Park is a great place and an incredible tourist attraction to include in your Gangtok local sightseeing list. Built on an area of 205 hectares and located at an altitude of 1780m, the Himalayan Zoological Park is an abode to some exotic species of flora and fauna that include the Himalayan red panda, Himalayan palm civet, goral, snow leopard cat, Himalayan Black Bear and others. The park also offers a great view of the Mt Kanchenjunga.

• Timings: 9 AM to  4 PM
• Entry Fee: Indians – Rs 10 and Foreigners – Rs 50

Book comfortable hotels in Gangtok with Treebo and enjoy a pleasant stay here.

8 Seven Sister Waterfalls

Seven Sister Waterfalls, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

The scintillating and awe-inspiring view Seven Sister Waterfalls is definitely one of the incredible places to visit in Gangtok. True to the name, there are 7 waterfalls arranged sideways falling harmoniously from a rugged cliff. One can witness the amazing creativity of nature in the way these falls are created and admire the beauty of the milky white water falling from a great height. The water flows from the falls in 7 stages but only 4 are visible to us. The roaring sound of the gushing water coupled with the scenic beauty of the surroundings is sure to take your breath away! This locale is also famous for its mesmerizing sunsets that give photographers an opportunity to click to their heart’s content. Seven Sisters Falls is located 32kms from Gangtok.

• Timings: 8 AM to 5 PM
• Entry Fee: None

9 Phodong Monastery

Phodong Monastery, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

Phodong Monastery in Phodong is one among the 6 most important Buddhist monasteries and popular places to visit in Gangtok. Situated at a towering height of 4500m, Phodong Monastery, an abode to more than 250 monks, is a significant religious place near Gangtok. Phodong Monastery boasts of impressive exterior architecture with intricate designs and astounding interiors of awe-inspiring paintings, frescoes and murals that adorn the internal structure of this monastery. If you to stop by a tranquil and serene place, visit Phodong Monastery and enjoy the inner peace and solace that you can feel here.

• Timings: 8 AM to 5 PM

10 Do Drul Chorten

Do Drul Chorten, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

Do-Drul Chorten is an important Buddhist stupa that was built in 1945 by Trulshik Rinpoche, the head of the Nyingma order of Tibet Buddhism, This enormous stupa is believed to have around 108 prayer wheels (Mani Lhakor) engraved with mantras that are chanted by devotees while rotating them. Inside the stupa is the complete set of Dorjee Phurba, religious book and texts and other objects. a quiet and serene locale, Do-Drul Chorten is one of the best places to visit in Gangtok for those who love to explore Buddhist sites and monasteries.

• Timings: 8 AM to 6 PM

11 Hanuman Tok

Hanuman Tok, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

One of the most famous places in Gangtok, Hanuman Tok is a well-known temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman maintained by the Indian Army. Situated at a height 7200ft, this remarkable temple also gives you a chance to witness the majestic Mt Kanchenjunga peak (the third-highest peak in the world) and undoubtedly is a must-include in your Gangtok local sightseeing itinerary. The captivating beauty of the surrounding hills, lush greenery and the blue sky is a spectacle to behold, which is why Hanuman Tok is must-visit for every local and tourist alike. If you reach this temple before 5 AM, you can also witness the mesmerizing sunrise from here!

• Timings: 5 AM to 7 PM

12 Tsuklakhang Monastery

Tsuklakhang Monastery, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

Tsuklakhang Monastery is a palatial monastery that is worth visiting while you plan your Gangtok local sightseeing. The monastery belonged to the former royal family in Sikkim and is one of the most charming places to visit in Gangtok. This monastery was built by Thutob Namgyal in 1898 AD and is a significant place of worship for the Buddhist local residing nearby. This monastery is also famous for various festivals such as Losoong and Phang Labsol celebrated here. Visit this beautiful Gangtok tourist spot while planning a trip to Gangtok and admire the astounding architecture and breathtaking beauty fo the surroundings.

• Timings: 7 AM to 5 PM

13 Tashiding Monastery

Tashiding Monastery, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

One of the oldest and most sacred monasteries in Gangtok, Tashiding Monastery is an important religious site founded by Ngadak Sempa Chempo Phunshok Rigzing in 1941. This monastery is located close to Yukssom village, one of the famous places to visit in Pelling. Tashiding Monastery is also famous to be a part of the traditional Buddhist pilgrimage that commences from the Yuksom Village with the Dubdi monastery and ends at Khecheopalri Lake. Tashiding Monastery indeed is an important site to visit during your Gangtok local sightseeing.

• Timings: 9 AM to 6 PM

14 Banjhakri Falls

Ban Jhakri Waterfalls, Gangtok | Places to Visit in Gangtok

Ban Jhakri Falls is another famous tourist attraction and one of the best places to visit in Gangtok for some fun and recreation. Ban translates to “forest” and jhakri means “healer”, the name of the falls literally means a traditional healer who worships spirits in the cave present on the forest area – a belief that locals trust. This waterfall is situated 10-12kms from Gangtok and it falls from a height of 40feet. The waterfall is surrounded by a park that houses beautiful statues and a large variety of flora which will make you feel relaxed and rejuvenated when you spend some time here.

• Timings: 8 AM to 6 PM
• Entry Fee: Rs 50

15  Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary

Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary, Sikkim | Places to Visit in Gangtok

Located close to Gangtok, the exquisite and astounding Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary is nestled in the calm and serene Yumthang Valley in North Sikkim and is one of the most marvellous places to visit in Gangtok. it houses 40 beautiful varieties colourful rhododendrons, he sight of which is sure take your breath away! The park also has other trees such as Aconites, Saxifrages, Potentillas, and others that bloom into green trees with colourful flowers in the spring season. The picturesque landscape drenched with colourful flowers in this park will make your Gangtok local sightseeing worth your while!

That’s all folks! Here’s our list of 15 of the top places to visit in Gangtok to make your vacation a memorable and cherishable one. Visit Gangtok between October and mid-December to enjoy the cold climate and snowfall or visit it during Spring to witness the nature in its full bloom. Do check in to high-quality hotels in Gangtok and explore the city as long as you like.

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The Entrance

Treebo Hotels has launched The Nettle and Fern Hotel to its list of properties. The hotel is located in the beautiful hill-station Gangtok, and its location allows for guests have easy access and walk to many of the popular attractions and eateries. The bus stand is also only 2 km away.

Amenities and Services provided at Treebo The Nettle and Fern Hotel

The Mahogany Room

The Maple Room

The Acacia

The Nettle and Fern Hotel has several amenities and facilities that will surely ensure you get the promised comfort levels. The hotel comes well-equipped with an in-house bar, as well as a restaurant. The hotel also provides complimentary breakfast, room service, free Wifi, and a laundry service via a third party. The hotel is also disabled friendly and comes with a wheelchair ramp.

The Cafe

The Bar

The in-room amenities included in the rooms are cozy comfortable beds and TV with cable/DTH connection, a balcony, a sofa, a coffee table, and attached washroom complete with Treebo complimentary toiletries.

The Common Area

The Common Area

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Popular Attractions Nearby

Transportation Services Nearby

The Bagdogra Airport is 125 km away from the hotel

New Jalpaiguri Junction Railway Station is at a distance of 120 km

The SNT Bus Stand is 1.3 km away

Popular Attractions Nearby

Banjhakri Falls and Park, Hanuman Tok, Casino Deltin Denzong, Sikkim Himalayan Zoological Park, Flower Show Centre, Namgyal Institute of Tibetology, Royal Casino, Gangtok Ropeway, Kanchendzonga National Park, Kanchendzonga Amusement Park and Lingdum Monastery are the popular attractions nearby

Hospitals Nearby

STNM Hospital is 750m away from the hotel

Shopping Malls Nearby

Mall Road and Lal Bazar are busy markets with different stalls located close to the hotel.

Hotel Type: Budget Hotel in Gangtok

The View

Book a stay at Hotels in Gangtok, for a holiday that promises to be memorable.

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