Pots, Pans & Tents Pick up your gear, drive down and camp on any of the sandy beaches by the rivers Teesta or Rangeet and enjoy singing as loudly as you like by a campfire at night. Great fun. Hook, Line & Sinker Angling for wild fish is fun. Try outwitting the wily 'Asla' or tempting the mighty 'Mahsheer'; catches over 40 kgs have been reported. A great souvenir to take home is a permit from the Fisheries Department. |
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Blood, Sweat & Tears Trekking in high or low altitude, Sikkim's the place you want to visit. Rope & Ice Axe Climbing is what Sikkim was made for with not a square kilometer of flat land any where in Sikkim. Permission from the State Government & Indian Mountaineering Federation is mandatory before any attempts are made. |
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Wet & Wild Rafting and kayaking when the rivers are not swollen from the monsoons, are a must for the adventurous. True Grit & Clenched Teeth Tremendous slopes and skiing await those who are prepared to walk and rough it out. You have to bring your own equipment. |
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Huff & Puff From just above sea level to dizzying heights, in the great Himalaya on mountain bikes through some of the greatest trails and challenges. Stirrup & Saddle Riding on pony's and yaks up to Dzongri is great fun. |
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Dzongri Dzongri is reputed to be amongst the best high altitude trekking areas of the world. Knee to chin, through dense tropical forest, is how you will walk till you reach Tsoka. Thereafter the true Alpine region begins. Here the horizon is Khangchendzongna, Pandim, Kabru, and Narsing . Above the meadows of Dzongri is the unique Chorten at Dablakhang from where you can see the true snow fields and glaciers that never melt. The mountains at their best - harsh, yet beautiful ! |
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