Escape to Lungthung – Silence, Snow, and Serenity Await

Attractions

Thambi View Point- This spot offers one of the best sunrise views of East Sikkim, 32 hairpin curves of the famous Zig-Zag road and a sweeping view of Mt. Kanchenjunga.

Zig-Zag Road- This road is also referred to as Bhulbhulaiya Road, and its iconic curve along the mountainside makes it perfect for some scenic drives and nature photography.

Old Baba Mandir- It is a venerated shrine which is dedicated to the iconic Baba Harbhajan Singh, encompassed by snow, serenity and local faiths.

Tukla Valley- It is a high-altitude, windy valley highlighting striking terrain and vibrant prayer flags, ideal for solitude seekers and nature photographers.

Activities

Sunrise view from the Thambi View Point- You can enjoy the magical view of the sun rising above the majestic Mt. Kanchenjunga, converting the snow-covered witch peaks into stunning shades of pink and gold from this viewpoint.

Serene drives along the Old Silk Route- Commence on an astonishing drive along the charming roads of Lungthung, Kupup, Nathang Valley and Zuluk outlining the famous Old Silk Route.

Winter Photography and Snow Play- Lungthung gets converted into a snowy wonderland in winter, where you can try out fun activities such as snow photography and joyous play sessions in the white carpeted landscapes.

Birdwatching- You can enjoy some time walking along the vibrant stretch of Rhododendron forests and spot exotic Himalayan birds.

Nearby Attractions and places to visit in Lungthung

Nathang Valley- This valley is situated at a distance of 12 km from Lungthung and is often referred to as “Ladakh of East Sikkim”. It is characterised by changing landscapes from snow, gold or green, winding meadows and yak herders.

Padamchen- It is a forested village situated at a distance of 12 km from Lungthung en route to Zuluk, ideally famous for its peaceful mountain ambience, charming waterfalls and cosy homestays.

Gnathang Monastery- This is a high-altitude monastery, nestled in the Nathang Village, presenting a sweeping view of the surrounding landscape and spiritual vibes.

Jelep La Pass- This is an age-old trade pass situated near the border of Indo-China, and it was a part of the Silk Route once. The civilians are not allowed to enter the actual pass, however, the view from the nearby Kupup Army Camp and Kupup is breathtaking.

Yak Golf Course- Perched at an elevation of about 13,000 feet, this high-altitude golf course ranks amongst the highest in the world en route to Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir. The Indian army maintains this scenic photo stop.

Tukla Battle Memorial- This is a must-visit for history lovers, which commemorates the reminisce of the Anglo-Tibetan War with its stone memorial standing charmingly with the Himalayas at its backdrop.