Sikkim, India
Dzongu is a triangular region in North Sikkim about 80 kms from the capital - Gangtok. It is bounded by the Teesta River in the south-east, Tholung Chu River in the north-east and by mighty mountains in the west. It borders the Kangchenjunga Biosphere Reserve. This is one of the most unexplored and offbeat locations in all of Sikkim-ideal for those seeking an authentic sikkim experience. Dzongu is characterized by lush green forests, icy cold rivulets, and numerous waterfalls, creating a picturesque setting that feels almost magical. The area is dotted with vibrant prayer flags and traditional Lepcha houses amidst fields of cardamom and rice. Dzongu is primarily inhabited by the Lepcha community, the original inhabitants of Sikkim. The area has been designated as a special reserve for the Lepchas since the 1960s, preserving their unique traditions and way of life34. Visitors can engage with local customs and explore traditional farming practices. The region boasts a rich variety of flora and fauna, including over 200 species of birds and a multitude of butterflies. This makes it an ideal spot for birdwatching and nature enthusiasts.
Dzongu is not just a travel destination; it is an experience that combines natural beauty, cultural richness, adventure, and serenity. Whether you are a nature lover, a cultural enthusiast, or simply looking for a peaceful getaway, Dzongu offers something unique for every traveler.
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