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Sikkim, the most beautiful state in Northeast India, is visited by thousands of tourists every year. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, lakes, mountains, vibrant culture, festivals, tribal communities, and Mount Kanchenjunga, Sikkim attracts visitors from around the globe. Get the latest updates on Sikkim tourism news to plan your hassle-free trip to this stunning destination in Northeast India.
Sikkim had completely transformed into a white paradise by the second week of January 2025. North Sikkim is continuously being showered in snow, and there are reports of Heavy snowfall in Sikkim's upper reaches, which commonly include Lachen Valley, Yumthang Valley, Teaching Valley, Zero Point, Gurudongmor Lake, and places generally north of Nathang Valley.
Since January 7th, North Sikkim has been receiving snowfall that has dropped the temperature significantly turning the region into a winter wonderland. Mountain lovers, especially those who love them snow-capped, may find it the best time to visit Sikkim to witness its white beauty.
The best places to see snowfall in South Sikkim and North Sikkim should be Yumthang Valley, Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, Nathang Valley, Yangthang Valley, or Changu Valley. Also, do not miss attractions like Buddha Park, Rumtek monastery, Nathula Indo-China border, Mt. Kanchanjunga viewpoints in Pelling, and Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple, when visiting Sikkim during winter.
Amidst this beautiful snow transformation, Sikkim is attracting more and more travellers every day. But during Sikkim’s peak winter, travelers should also take special care during their journey. If you are traveling here, stay updated with the latest news and updates on Sikkim tourism, contact local tourist helpline numbers for better directions, and exercise caution.
Winter tourism in Sikkim is receiving a positive response from avid travelers during the 2024-25 winter season. In particular, the snowfall in the northern region of Sikkim is drawing heightened interest from tourists. On Sunday, December 22, 2023, around 2,000 tourists arrived in Sikkim's northern regions. This sets a new milestone for North Sikkim Tourism and marks a significant recovery of tourism in the area following the 2023 GLOF and a five-month closure in 2024 due to landslides.
Sikkim is a heavenly Himalayan destination, cherished by mountain lovers for its pristine beauty and winter snowfall. A North Sikkim tour in winter offers breathtaking landscapes, snowy treks, and opportunities to experience the local culture and vibrant festivals.
The tourist count on December 22 was reported by the North Sikkim Tourism Department, based on the number of permits booked by travelers through its online and offline portals. A total of 1,989 visitors were issued permits that day, of which 1,968 were domestic tourists and 21 were international travelers.
North Sikkim has become a wonderland for travelers seeking winter adventures in the Himalayas. Pelling, Tsomgo Lake, Nathu-La Pass, Gurudongmar Lake, and Buddha Park are among the top tourist attractions in North Sikkim; however, Yamthang Valley, Lachung, Zero Point (Yumeshamdong), and Nathang Valley are the best places to see snowfall during winter in this region.
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