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Eco friendly bamboo and wooden handicrafts of Sikkim displayed on a wooden table, including a bamboo water bottle, handcrafted wooden mugs, a traditional Sikkim Tongba vessel, storage containers, and bamboo souvenirs, reflecting sustainable Himalayan craftsmanship.

Handicrafts of Sikkim: Himalayan Artistry & Sustainable Living

Sikkim is not just a land of snow-capped peaks and rhododendron forests; it is a canvas where centuries of culture are woven, carved, and painted into existence. For the traveler, the true soul of this Himalayan state lies in the Handicrafts of Sikkim—a vibrant tradition that

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People from the Lepcha, Nepali, Limboo Tsong, and Bhutia communities of Sikkim standing together in traditional attire, greeting with folded hands against a backdrop of the Himalayan mountains, representing the cultural diversity and harmony of Sikkim.

Sikkim : History , Maps and Communities

Sikkim stands as India’s Himalayan crown jewel, compact yet commanding, peaceful yet powerful. This northeastern state, though India’s smallest by area, delivers landscapes that range from subtropical forests to alpine deserts, all crowned by Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest peak. Prayer flags flutter across mountain passes, monasteries

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Scenic view of Khechuperi Lake in West Sikkim, surrounded by dense green forested hills and clear water under a bright sky, reflecting the natural beauty and sacred landscape of Sikkim.

Learn About Sacred Khechuperi Lake

There’s a lake in West Sikkim where leaves never touch the water. Not because of some elaborate cleaning system, but because birds, faithful guardians of this sacred place, pick them up before they can settle on the surface. Local people will tell you this with absolute

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