17 Amazing Locales of Pelling Which are a Must Visit
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On the way to Pelling from Ravangla, the pious mantra engraved on a rock wall |
How to Get There
Places To See In Pelling
Tashiding Bridge
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Unnamed Waterfall 1
Unnamed Waterfall 2
Unnamed Waterfall 2: This is more of a sloped stream flowing under gravity through the boulders protruding out from the mountain slope. Great spot for photographs though. |
Phamrong Waterfall
Kathog Lake
Opposite to the Kathog Lake and passing this stupa in the center of the road lies the bricked road to the Coronation throne. |
Coronation Throne of Norbugang
A spiritual old pine tree signifies the coronation which stands firm behind the rubble throne. The stupas signifies the remains of the then lamas. |
An “Om Mani Padme Hum” carved rock welcomes you to the Coronation territory. A not-so-high wall-like structure marks the end of the green territory. |
Kanchendzonga Falls
Khecheopalri Lake
Rimbi Rock Garden
Upper Pelling
Changey Waterfall
Singhshore Bridge
Uttarey
Peymangste Monastery
Rabdentse Ruins
Sidkeong Tulku Bird Park
Sanga Choeling Monastery
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11 comments
Wow! Pelling looks absolutely incredible! I absolutely love going on hikes where I can see a waterfall so I definitely think I would enjoy it here. The monastery looks incredible as well! I've always been so fascinated with the various temples across Asia. They're always so intricately built and so beautiful.
ReplyDeletenature place and relax place are the best choose ever for travelling .
DeleteSuch a beautiful place! I had never heard of Pelling before. All your photos are stunning.
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
DeleteLooks like an amazing place to explore the outdoors. Will have to add this to our hiking wishlist! We are hoping to visit this part of India in the next couple of years :)
ReplyDeleteYes Sikkim is a wonderful place to visit. Do visit when you come to India :)
DeleteI am seriously in awe of how beautiful it is there. I love waterfalls, I just think they are always incredible and you have captured them well in these photographs
DeleteI travel a lot in Scotland and besides the beautiful monasteries I actually feel like a lot of the landscape is similar in your pictures to the places I come across in Scotland.
ReplyDeleteThat's a place of beautiful contrasts from the still lakes with the mirrored prayer flags to the thunder of the falls. It's a spectacular place I would like to explore. I get what your previous commented said about the similarities with Scotland too.
ReplyDeleteThis place look absolutely gorgeous! The photos are perfectly capture the beauty of the nature and Peiling
ReplyDeleteBeing a adventurous tourist do not forget to visit Zuluk(The Curving Paradise of East Sikkim).
ReplyDeleteZuluk is the main Point of Interest in Old Silk Route Tour (East-Sikkim). Taste the charm of mountain climate on 10,000 feet . Enjoy the adventurous ride on most curving roads(95 Turnings point) in India. Now days it is fast arising as a new tourist destination. Zuluk creates its tourism undisputed value due to the excellent view of the eastern Himalayan mountain range including the Kanchenjunga from here. For this trip to the area requires special restricted area permit(RN/GN Permit). The permit shall be issued by us with necessary documents.During the summer months, the area and its surrounding hills are covered by thousands of blooming rhododendron.
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