North
Sikkim Tour
September-December and March-June
In
this remote region close to the border of Tibet and mostly
untouched by the outside world the mystical and shamanism
lifestyle of the Lepchas and Bhutias are still alive here.
Out ride leads us up through bamboo groves and cardamom fields
to the broad valley of Yumthang. The river Teesta that becomes
one of the main feeders of the holy Ganges down in the flatlands
of India originates here.
The Teesta hot springs are said to have powerful healing properties.
For nature friends north Sikkim is a true parades. Untouched
rhododendron jungles, presenting themselves in red, pink,
yellow, purple and white and dispersing a concert of beautiful
fragrances from May to June. Meadows are full of blue moon
and mighty Granite Mountains whose snowcapped peaks mark the
border to Tibet.
