5 Reasons Why Sikkim Should Be On Your Summer Bucket List

by Yogita Chainani
5 Reasons Why Sikkim Should Be On Your Summer Bucket List

Summers in India has officially begun, and as the heat takes a toll on us in the cities, all we want to do is a vacation in the mountains. And if you too are planning a summer vacation in the mountains, ditch Himachal Pradesh and visit Sikkim instead. Here are five reasons why Sikkim should be on your summer bucket list.

Here’s Why You Must Add Sikkim To Your Summer Bucket List 

1. The Weather Is Pleasent Throughout

When it comes to Sikkim, the weather is cool and pleasant all year round. The maximum temperature you will get is 24 Degrees, and the minimum can go up to 5. Hence, if you are looking for a place where there’s no heat and the weather is chill, then Sikkim should be on your summer bucket list.

2. Less Crowded Than Himachal

Several areas in Sikkim require a permit to visit, and foreigners are not allowed to visit those places; hence in comparison to other places, Sikkim is the least crowded. So if you are looking for a quiet place with fewer tourists around, add this beautiful place to your summer bucket list.

North Sikkim

3. Has Beautiful Snow Clad Peaks

Yes, even in April and May, several places are filled with snow-clad mountains. Places like Kalla Pathar, Gurudongmar, and Zero Point are filled with snow at present, and when you visit these places, you will get the much-needed winter wonderland feels.

4. Great Cafes And Market

Gangtok has some of the best cafes in Sikkim, and the MG road market in Gangtok will give you foreign vibes. Besides, Pelling has some great food and shopping options too. And since the weather is pleasant, you can shop till you drop while relishing some tasty Thupkas and Momos.

5. Waterfalls And Valley Views

Himachal also has mountains, markets, and cafes, but one thing that makes Sikkim different is the plethora of waterfalls it has to offer. From Naga Waterfalls to Bhimnala Waterfalls, Sikkim has falls that will take your breath away.

First Published: April 17, 2022 4:37 PM