Lachung

Zero Point 

For an unforgettable trip to Sikkim, include Zero Point, or Yumesamdong, in your itinerary. Visiting this spot requires a permit, but the effort is worth it. Zero Point remains adorned with snow throughout the year, offering a wallpaper-like view of snow-clad mountains. Standing at Zero Point, you can glimpse into areas of China, marking the end of civilization, and be in awe of nature's grandeur.

Bhim Nala Falls - 

The Bhim Nala Falls, located in the picturesque village of Khedum, is a captivating blend of tranquillity and excitement. It stands tall as the highest waterfall in Sikkim, creating a mesmerizing spectacle as the waters cascade considerably. The soothing sound of the waterfall adds to the enthralling ambience, making it one of the top places to explore in Lachung.

Mt. Katao - 

Situated 26 km from Lachung, Mt. Katao offers a scenic drive with pleasant temperatures compared to Zero Point. If you seek an adrenaline rush, Mt. Katao is the ideal destination. However, remember to secure a permit from the Indian Army before visiting. The mountain range provides breathtaking views of alpine forests filled with rhododendrons, poppies, and primulas.

Seven Sisters Waterfalls - 

The Seven Sisters Waterfalls is a famous cascade in India, harmoniously consisting of seven falls. Located on the Gangtok-Lachung highway, the waterfalls come alive during the monsoons when the waters rush down violently. The surrounding lush greenery enhances the beauty of the falls, making it a must-visit attraction in Lachung.

Green Lake - 

Located at the foothills of Kanchenjunga, Green Lake is a serene lake in Lachung that will rejuvenate your senses. A trekking trail takes you through enchanting landscapes with Rhododendron, primulas, and blue poppy woods. From Green Lake, marvel at panoramic views of the mighty Himalayas, including Mt. Everest and other peaks. It also serves as the base camp for Mt. Everest expeditions, making it an essential destination for nature enthusiasts and trekkers.