Sikkim is a state in northeastern India, bordered by Bhutan, Mountains of green ivy with trees decorated Alps, magnificent monasteries, which were soaked in rich cultural history, flower colors, green Paddetal, Sikkim has it all. This charming country is surrounded by snowy mountains and beautiful scenery at every turn. The state is a synthesis of beautiful monuments and monasteries. Embark on a trip to Sikkim and experience a paradise where the beauty of nature is the best. As the second smallest state seen in India, Sikkim is home to the third largest mountain peak in the world, Kanchenjunga – recognized as the guardian spirit of Sikkim. Kanchenjunga is the culmination of Sikkim. The peaks of the Sikkim Mountains rejuvenate the soul and confuse the audience through the extravagance of its natural beauty. Apart from the mountains, the sparkling lakes also add to the beauty of the state. Gurudongmar Lake in the west of Sikkim is located at an altitude of 17,100 feet. The state is known by different names for different people namely. Lepchas, the original inhabitants of the country called Nye-mae-el, which means “paradise.” The limbo calling it Su Khim or a new house ‘while the Bhutias was Beymul Demazong the hidden valley of rice’. The slopes of Sikkim are the ideal place for farming ginger, fruit, tea and cardamom, which are produced in abundance. Sikkim is located in the Shivalik Hills of the Eastern Himalayas at an altitude of 1,700 meters. Sikkim is not only famous for its charming beauty, but also for its arts of seduction and handicrafts. People from India and abroad come to Sikkim and buy to hit handicrafts and handrails such as carpets, carved wooden furniture, Thangkas, canvas tapestries, etc. The religious practices followed here are those that have continued in neighboring countries. A tourist can see the influence of neighboring regions such as Tibet, Bhutan and Nepal in the cuisine and culture of Sikkim.