Nathu La ( 56 Km. from Tashi Delek )
Domestic Tourists are now permitted to visit this pass at an altitude of 14200 ft. It is the highest point tourists may visit without trekking. All are advised to wear warm clothes and wind-cheaters as the place is infamous for sudden change in weather. One can peek into Tibet from here and admire the view of the plains and foothills on the Indian side.

Yumthang
Beyond Lachung is this valley of flowers, here the mighty snow fed Teesta is a story book stream, that burbles and whispers only. As the fantasy goes this play ground of the Yeti in winter is the summertime grazing pasture for yaks. Country believe us of unsurpassed beauty. Here at 11,000 ft are natural mineral hot water springs to rejuvenate the listless. Explore the Rhododendron and Silver Fir forests or fish for the wily Brown Trout. A mountain adventure that will leave you forever in its spell.

Yoksum
Yoksum nestled in the lap of the mighty Khangchendzongna is where the first Chogyal of Sikkim was crowned. The stone throne found above the Kathok Lake and in the shadow of the Norbu Gang Chorten, still stands. This is the last motorable point beyond which you must walk.

Kabi Lungtsok ( 20 Km. from Tashi Delek )
At this historical site in ancient times the Lepchas and Bhutias swore a blood oath to live as brothers and sealed the pact in front of Khangchendzongna which stood as witness. As the legend goes the pact will remain as long as Khangchendzongna stands.