Pelling Tourism

About Pelling

Pelling, a picturesque hill station nestled at an altitude of 6800 feet is located in the beautiful state of Sikkim in India. Initially covered with silvery white snow and wild thick forests, Pelling is a picturesque hill town for laid back holidays equipped with multitude of adventurous sports, trek routes and scenic locales all around. Enveloped by sky-kissing peaks, it offers a spectacular view of the snow clad Mount Kanchendzonga, the world’s third highest peak. With its amazingly wonderful waterfalls, sparkling streams, refreshing greenery, roaring valleys, splendid peaks, terraced fields and exotic richness of flora and fauna; Pelling is undoubtedly a picture perfect destination that every discerning traveler urges for a dream holiday escape.

Apart from mist-shrouded gigantic peaks, the awe- inspiring town of Pelling is also renowned for its beautiful Buddhist monasteries including the famous Pemayangste Monastery and the Sangachoeling Monastery. Pelling is also home to some of the fantastic waterfalls that offer a refreshing escape for the visitors away from the scorching heat of the plains. The Sangay Waterfall and Kanchendzonga Waterfall are the much sought after tourist attractions that offers an amazing sight of wild torrent of water gushing down the rocks with a roaring sound. One of the most interesting places in the town is the Kchehepalri Lake which is considered auspicious by the inhabitants.

Boasts of a rich culture and mouthwatering cuisine, Pelling has emerged as one of the most demanding tourist destination in the state of Sikkim. Endowed with wide array of interesting sites to experience mountain biking, hiking, trekking, rock climbing, village tours, sightseeing, meditations and many more, Pelling is an ideal gateway to enjoy a memorable vacation with your soul mate. Packed with all kinds of accommodation and dining facilities to cater all the tourists, Pelling would surely make your trip a memorable time to be cherished and etched in memories for long and long.