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PAYMAYANGTSE GOMPA
Pemayangtse Gompa is one of the most sacred Buddhist locations in the world. The monastery has a very calm ambiance that radiates a positive aura that keeps you isolated in an atmosphere of serenity and self-acceptance. The monks' way of life will revive and soothe you, enabling you to reconnect with your inner self.
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SINGSHORE BRIDGE
Singshore Bridge is a British-era structure that serves as an important interlink for transportation to some of the most inaccessible highland regions. The bridge is intended to be Asia's second-highest suspended bridge, providing amazing views of the valley as it traverses.
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KANCHENJUNGA FALLS
One of the most popular tourist attractions in Pelling is the breathtakingly stunning Kanchenjunga Falls. The waterfall is one of the best places to unwind and relax, ensuring that you leave Pelling with something to remember. The falls provide some of the best locations for quick photos for your social media updates.
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RABDENTSE RUINS
The ruins of Rabdentse are indeed a sight to behold, whispered royalty under every unturned stone and massive broken pillars. With its out-of-this-world charm and royal significance, this tourist attraction has grown into something much larger. During your trip to Pelling, make sure to spend some quality time with your friends and loved ones.
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KHECHEOPALRIÂ LAKE
Experience the narrative associated with Gangtok's most sacred spring, Khecheopalri Lake, where parables of Lord Shiva, Guru Padmasambhava, and Goddess Tara graced the tranquillity of the environs. In keeping with its religious significance, the natural splendour of the location has drawn many visitors to its banks to experience the holiness linked with the tranquil flow of Khecheopalri Lake.
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SEWARO ROCK GARDEN
Your adventure trip to Pelling isn't complete unless you visit Sewaro Rock Garden. The attractive centre is well-kept, with resting sheds, structured rocks, and manicured grass. The calm hours here while exploring the beauty of the surroundings are indeed priceless; we recommend that you all pay a visit here to create some great moments.
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RIMBI WATERFALL
The Rimbi Waterfall, which cascades down from a massive roaring against the sheer gorge, is pure natural opulence. The waterfall's irrepressible energy, luxuriously enveloped by emerald green, provides a great picture frame scenario for guests to capture and take back home as a memento of their visit to amazing Pelling.
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TASHIDING MONASTERY
The monastery, revered as one of Sikkim's holiest sites, is a pilgrimage place that connects humanity to inner serenity. The setting itself extols God's splendour, as it seamlessly blends divine mythology with natural chivalry, revealing a narrative of an amazing Pelling experience.
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SKYWALK PELLING
Welcome to India's first glass Skywalk Bridge in Gangtok's Himalayan Himalayas. The daring bridge, built at an elevation of 137 feet, looks out over the bone-chilling gorge that drops to meet the lesser surface. Along with a Skywalk, the statue of Chenrezig, the fourth highest statue in Sikkim, is a site to behold because it offers a beautiful perspective of the environs.