South Sikkim

This small district of Sikkim has some amazing things and places to experience. South Sikkim is an ideal destination for adventures and nature-loving tourists which is so rich in heritage and adorable local people. The region offers bountiful opportunities for rafting, camping and trekking, and wildlife exploration along with offering of complete peace of mind for a traveler. South Sikkim in today's date has modernized and at the same time, it also has maintained the same long cultural heritage and richness. You can also witness the influence of the Tea garden here, Temi Tea Garden represents the tea of Sikkim.

Here is some of the place which is worth visiting while coming to South Sikkim.

Places to Visit South Sikkim

Namchi

Namchi is one of the most popular destinations next to Gangtok I Sikkim. Known for a large statue of Padmasambhava or Guru Rimpoche. Namchi is the town that represents the front face of South Sikkim. The town is best associated with the monasteries and scenic locals and addition to the view of Rangeet valley and the view of Mount Kanchenjunga peak is an asset to this place. The closely located Temi Tea Garden produces the fine teas of Sikkim which would also be a great tourist attraction, the Tea Garden valleys which surely make you smile. Other than that we can do some rafting in the Rangeet river and go trekking as well.

Ravangla

Seated at an elevation of 7000 feet, Ravangla sits between the Maenam & Tedong Hill. It is the venue for the grand Pang Lhabsol Festival, which is celebrated in August. The highlight of the event is the traditional & colorful dances known as "Chaam" that are performed on the final day of the festival.

Rabong

Rabong is situated at the base of Maenam Hill and is the best site for tourists to visit. Attractions like Chozo Lake, Ralong Monastery, Manilakhang, Sakyamuni, and Cultural center. Rabong is also best for trekking and other ideal activities set for the Maenam Hills and it is also good for small nature trail trekking.

Solophok

Solophok is visited for Char Dham, where an 87 feet high Lord Shiva sits on top of the Solophok Hill which is surrounded by twelve jyotirlingas. Other attractions include the replica of the Chaar Dhaam, Sai Baba Temple & the statue of Kirateshwar along with Nandi.