Are you on your Sikkim Vacation and looking for a place where you can find peace and escape the hustle and bustle of the city? Have you heard about the growing popularity of Pelling after Gangtok? It is located in West Sikkim and deserves your attention because it is a hidden gem that you should explore as soon as possible!The place is full of Buddhist monasteries and beautiful natural surroundings, with breathtaking views of the world’s third highest peak — Mount Kanchenjunga.
This town is also popular for its rich flora and fauna and the majestic waterfalls, including the famous — Kanchenjunga Falls.
Of all the places to visit in Sikkim, the best ones, including Pelling should not be missed! This beautiful town is calling you to explore its natural wonders and man-made attractions.
Are you confused about what to do in Pelling? We have answers to all your questions! Let us have a look at the top 10 things to do in Pelling for a perfect vacation. From witnessing the natural beauty to savoring delicious local cuisine, we will guide you about everything you need to know to plan your visit with our checklist of things to do in Pelling..
One of the best things to do in Pelling is to find inner peace at Pemayangtse Monastery, where people come to see its amazing Tibetan Buddhist architecture.The three-storey structure features beautiful paintings, statues of saints and Rinpoches (respected Buddhist teachers) and offers stunning views of the world’s third highest peak — Mount Kanchenjunga and its neighbouring peaks.
The name “Pemayangtse” means “Perfect Sublime Lotus.” It’s part of a Buddhist pilgrimage circuit along with other monasteries in Sikkim. You can seek blessings as well as enjoy the serene atmosphere in one of the oldest monasteries in Sikkim.
Location: Pelling, Sikkim 737111
Must-do activities in Pelling’s Pemayangtse Monastery:
- Explore the monastery
- Light a butter lamp
- Interact with monks
- Sightseeing
- Souvenir shopping
Entry fees: INR 20
Timings: 10 am to 5 pm
Suggested Read: Places To Visit In Gangtok: Unfolding The 32 Gems Of Sikkim
