Martam

Martam, the quant hamlet, tucked in the eastern part of sikkim, has a plethora of tourist attractions to lure nature enthusiasts from all around the globe. It is about 28 kms from the capital, Gangtok. A trip to Martam Village is a unique experience as you get to witness a tranquil countryside with a beautiful valley of rich terraced paddy fields, bounded by forest-covered hills. Martam is home to diverse bird and butterfly species, making it a paradise for naturalists and photographers alike. Martam offers a glimpse into the local culture, particularly the lifestyle of the Bhutia people. Visitors can interact with friendly villagers, learn about their farming techniques, and explore local markets. The village also features monasteries and temples that reflect the region's Buddhist heritage, such as the nearby Rumtek Monastery, which is just 6 km away.

Martam Travel Trips

Things to do in Martam:

Outdoor Activities: Guests can engage in numerous outdoor activities, including:
Nature Walks: Explore the scenic landscapes and enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings.
Trekking: The area is connected to various trekking trails, including routes leading to the Fambong Lho Wildlife Sanctuary, where trekkers can spot wildlife such as monkeys and deer.
Fishing and Outdoor Picnics: Angling in local rivers and organizing picnics by the riverside are popular activities.

Cultural Experiences: Martam offers a glimpse into the local culture, particularly the lifestyle of the Bhutia people. Visitors can interact with friendly villagers, learn about their farming techniques, and explore local markets. The village also features monasteries and temples that reflect the region's Buddhist heritage, such as the nearby Rumtek Monastery, which is just 6 km away

Bird Watching and Butterfly Spotting: Martam is a haven for bird watchers and butterfly enthusiasts. The area is home to a wide variety of Himalayan birds and butterflies, making it an ideal location for nature photography and observation

Best time to visit Martam:

The best time to visit Martam in East Sikkim, India is between March and May and from October to December when the weather is pleasant and the skies are clear. These months are ideal for trekking, hiking, and camping.

Where to stay in Martam:

Martam provides a range of accommodation options, including traditional cottages at the Martam Village Resort, which blend with the natural surroundings and offer modern amenities. The Accommodation is in 13 thatched cottages built in traditional style to blend with the surrounding village. The cottages have twin bedded rooms with large picture windows framing the spectacular countryside. Each room has attached bath with modern facilities.

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Martam Facts

. The resort overlooks endless rows of terraced paddy fields and is bounded by rich forest covered hills, which form a part of the Fambongla Wildlife Sanctuary. This is the perfect location for visitors who love nature or adventure and for those seeking peace and relaxation. Guests may enjoy a short trek to the top of the hills to see the rich and unique Himalayan flora and fauna or enjoy the fabled Sikkimese hospitality among the villagers.