Yuksom was the first capital of Sikkim, where the first Chogyal of the kingdom of the Sikkim was consecrated in 1642 A.D. by three lamas, [monk]. The evidence of the consecration ceremony is still intact at Norbugang Chorten in the form of stone seats an d a foot print of the Head Lama on a stone. Since the history of the state began from this place/ these areas are now considered sacred by the people of Sikkim. Yuksom is connected by road from Pemauangtse, a distance of about 40 kms. Trek to Dzongri and to the base camp of the famous Mt. khang-chen-Dzonga begins here. Several categories of accommodations are available at Yuksom for those desiring to spend a few days in quiet and serene surroundings.

Dubdi Monastery Built in 1700 A.D., Dubdi (meaning Retreat) Monastery is the oldest among the entire monastery in Sikkim. The monastery was built by Chogyal Chagdor Namgyal. It is located near Yuksom, the first capital of Sikkim.

Pelling is about 135 kms away from Siliguri and 125 kms from Gangtok and well connected by road by bus and jeep services. Situated at an altitude of 6800 ft. Includes the mountains namely Koktang, Kumbhakarna, Rathong, Kabru, Dom, khangchendzonga, Pan dim, Jopuno, Simvo, Nar sing, Sinoulchu and others. Pelling is an ideal get away for tourists with waterfalls, soft trek routes, villages and soothing atmosphere.

Pemayangtse Monastery it is the oldest monastery was built in 1705 during the reign of Chogyal Chagdor Namgyal. Originally established by Lhatsun Chempo, one of the three revered lamas to have performed the consecration ceremony of the first Chogyal [religious monarch] of Sikkim. This ancient monastery belonging to the Nyingmapa sect has been considered as one of the premier monasteries in the state. It was entrusted with the task to perform all religious functions of the erstwhile monarch. Originally, it was established as a high class monastery for "pure monks" [Ta-sang]. Inside the monastery there is a wooden structure depicting the "Maha guru's heavenly palace" [sang-Tok- Palri], which is considered a masterpiece created by late Dungzin Rimpoche. The monastery, located on a hill top at an altitude of 6300 ft. Commands a magnificent panoramic view of the Himalayan ranges. The surrounding hills and the countryside

Khecheopalri Lake Situated at a distance of 25 kms. From Pelling, it is considered to be one of the sacred lakes of the stated both by the Buddhist and the Hindus. The lake remains hidden under the rich forest cover. There is motor able road from Pemayangtse right up to the lake area. For those interested in spending a night or two in the peaceful environment, a trekker's hut is an available.

Sanga Choling Monastery the monastery is situated on a ridge above Pelling facing the Pemayangtse monastery. Built in 1697 A.D., it is considered to b one of the oldest monasteries of the state.

Khanchenjunga Waterfalls After an hour and a half drive from Pelling, one comes across Khangchendzonga twin waterfalls known for its breathtaking beauty and grandeur.

Darapcherry Village Darap is a small village nestled on the top of a hill set in tranquil and verdict greenery. It is 7 kms from Pelling and is well connected. There are home stays one can avail of and experience the lifestyles and culture of Limbo, Bhutia, Chettri, Gurung, Tamang and Lepche who lie in perfect harmony. There are various places o tourist interest like Srijunga, Yuma Mangham temple, rani dhunga, limbo museum, Smriti van, sukpabong limgbit, Rimbi, Rimbi waterfalls, sewaro rock garden, neham and sindrong. Immense natural beauty imbibed with mystic aura and ancient legends make Darap the Perfect holiday destination for all.

The Lingdum Monastery (Ranka Monastery) Ranka Monastery, which is situated on the Rumtek - Ranka - Gangtok road at Lingdum; about 45 minutes drive from Gangtok. The Lingdum Monastery is the seat of Zurmang Charwang Rimpoche. The present Gharwang Rimpoche is the12th successive incarnation of this lineage. Also known as Pal Zurmang Kagyud Monastery/ Lingdum Monastery and is been established in 2000.

Singshore Bridge (6,500FT.) with a span of 198m and 220m depth, located in the mid-way to Uttarey from Dentam, SINGSHORE BRIDGE is the SECOND HIGDEST SUSPENSION BRIDGE in Asia, and the first of its kind in Sikkim. Connecting Dentam to Uttarey in the distance, it connects the two beautiful villages where home stay facilities are available. Sing shore Bridge has been specified and declared as a special spot for the BUNGEE JUMPING, introducing promoting unique and a new discipline in the field of adventure tourism a s the FIRST in the state.

Phamrong Waterfalls are located between Yuksom and Gerethag this highest waterfall of West Sikkim presents a magnificent scenario especially during monsoons. a gentle gradient footpath takes one to a viewpoint for a closer view of this cascading waterfall.

Tashiding Monastery Built in 1717 during the reign of Chogyal Chakdor Namgyal, the monastery is another important and oldest in the state. Like Enchey monastery, this monastery also belongs to Nyingmapa order.

Varsey Rhododendron Sanctuary It lies at an elevation of 10,000 ft, and has a road access up to Hilley. An easy 4kms trek from Hilley takes one up to the Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary which is in bloom from March to April. One can also trek from Soreng and Dentam. The place provides a magnificent view of the mountains. Visitors can halt at Gurus Kunj trekker's hut.