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Welcome to Gangtok, the charming capital of Sikkim where the crisp air and majestic mountains await you at every turn! This hill station in East India has set out on its shelf for visual treats as a playground for thrill-seekers and cultural enthusiasts alike. Immerse into breathtaking views, gorge on local cuisines, or delve into unique festivals in Gangtok.

Fun Things to Do in Gangtok
Gangtok is just a wonderful destination for every traveller. Start your day with a cable car ride in Gangtok. This zigzag, double-cable journey from Deorali to Tashiling makes you experience the sprawling city as it unfolds before you. Later, you can enjoy a yak safari across Tsomgo Lake. Such an experience is even more enchanting when the snow-clad peaks are your scenic background. Something adrenaline junkies must do is river rafting on the Teesta River and if you have ever dreamed of flying, then paragliding in Gangtok is sure to give you the excitement of soaring above the mountains to catch some fantastic views of the landscape below. No trip to Gangtok,is complete without taking a walk on MG Marg. Along the walkway are stores, cafes, and restaurants where one can sample the local cuisines or do some souvenir shopping. All these will surely keep your high-spirited values and leave your heart racing while going about discovering the beauty of Gangtok!

Recommended Tourist Attractions in Gangtok
The tourist attractions in Gangtok speak of its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Among the most important monasteries of Sikkim, Rumtek Monastery stands tall as a centre of Tibetan Buddhism. Nathu La Pass is where the border between Indo-China lies. The breathtaking scenery and fresh mountain air are worth the long journey! Himalayan Zoological Park happens to be one of the teeming grounds for many of the rarest species found in the Himalayas including red pandas and snow leopards. Nature lovers can never miss this place in order to have a sight of these majestic animals. Gangtok enchants you with surprises at every corner. 

Magical Festivals in Gangtok
Gangtok has perhaps the most lively culture and is full of jubilation in most of its festivals all through the year. Losar or the Tibetan New Year is marked by the community where ebullient zest is reflected in their colourful cultural festivities like traditional dances, music performances, and lip-smacking food. Lord Buddha's birth is marked on Buddha Jayanti by prayers, processions, and other religious ceremonies in various monasteries in Gangtok. Celebrated with much fanfare, the Sikkimese New Year features music, dance, and feasting. In the end, one of the largest Hindu festivals observed by many communities in Sikkim-Dasain features rituals to pay homage to the goddess Durga. These festivals can afford visitors the chance to experience local cultures all the while enjoying the energetic spirit characterizing Gangtok. Taste the Flavors of Gangtok

Foodies Unite!
Gangtok has culinary scenes to mirror its cultural melting pot. Momos are the staple snack in Sikkim. They are stuffed with vegetables or meat and served with hot chutney, so after a day of exploring, momos are just what you need to satisfy those cravings. Thukpa is another hearty noodle soup that warms your soul; made fresh with vegetables or meat flavoured with aromatic spices and is comfort food at its best! There is nothing more traditional than phagshapa. Boiled pork with radishes and spices - very simple, yet bursting with flavour. Enjoy dozens of mouth-watering options at local restaurants or street stalls for which your taste buds will surely thank you: 

Places to stay in Gangtok
StayVista offers some of the best stays in Gangtok, blending comfort with ethnicity. If you want to live a totally authentic Sikkimese experience, you can choose homestays in Gangtok. Our accommodations will offer you home-cooked meals and dishes that help make your stay memorable.