A huge pilgrimage and cultural complex in Namchi, the Char Dham complex had been developed by the Sikkim government to promote the religious, eco and village tourism in the state. Also known as the Siddheshwar Dham, this complex has been
The Samdruptse Hill in Namchi, also known as the wish fulfilling Hill is only 5 kms from Namchi. It is situated on height of 2134 meters. The hill has a giant statue of Guru Padmasambhava, the patron saint of Sikkim.
Nested in Assnthang in Namchi is the magnificent Sri Shirdi Sai Baba Temple, only a few kilometers away from the Namchi market and district headquarters. This beautiful pilgrimage center was a gift of Chief Minister Pawan Chamling to the people
Rock garden is a popular tourist spot in Namchi. Situated amidst the tranquil background of the mountains, it is an ideal hangout and picnic spot. It is located between the Namchi town and Samdruptse, at the base of the Samdruptse
The need to build a water reservoir in Namchi grew from the increasing tourism in the area. The locals feared that the tourists would stay at different places and not visit Namchi due to water shortage. Therefore, the state government
The Buddhist Padmasambhava temple is an added addition to the already majestic Samdruptse in South Sikkim. It has a 135 feet tall statue of Guru Padmasambhava and it is the tallest statue of Guru Padmasambhava in the world. It has
Tendong Hill is situated in the southern part of Sikkim, above Damthang and in close proximity of the South headquarters town Namtse. It offers a spectacular view of the valley in Sikkim. It is situated at a height of 8530
Ngadak Monastery, located at a small distance from Namchi town, built during the reign of Chogyal Gyurmed Namgyal by Tensung Namgyal exudes with spirituality and grandeur. The monastery is supported by iron railings. The monastery was built as a palace
Ralong Monastery is an old but fascinating monastery in Namchi. Located at a distance of 8 km in the close proximity of the Palchen Choeling Monastic Institute, this monastery looks beautiful with the backdrop of the traditional Bhutia houses and
Doling Gompa is a popular monastery situated on a small hillock in the quiet and green village of Barfung, only 4 kms away from Ravangla. This monastery follows the oldest sect of Buddhism, the Nyingmapa sect. It is built on
