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Northeastern India’s Sikkim state is home to several breathtaking natural wonders, including lakes surrounded by green valleys and snow-capped mountains. This is a place you should visit if you love adventure. This article will provide you with information on some of the region’s best lakes.
Here are 5 most famous lakes in Sikkim you should visit
Tsomgo Lake
Changu Lake, often referred to as Tsomgo Lake, is one of the most popular tourist spots in Sikkim. Situated at an altitude of 3,753 meters, the glacial lake is around 40 kilometres away from Gangtok. The gorgeous blue waters of the lake, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, change colour with the seasons.
Crow’s Lake
North Sikkim’s Crow’s Lake, also called Kalpokhri Lake by the locals, is a hidden gem. Situated at a height of 4,260 meters close to the Tibetan border, this high-altitude lake offers a tranquil haven. Surrounded by rocky mountains, Crow’s Lake’s clean waters provide a peaceful and breathtaking scene.
Karthok Lake
In Sikkim, another well-known lake is Karthok Lake. It is regarded as one of Sikkim’s sacred lakes. Many people visit this lake annually to take part in various types of worship. This lake is likewise located in a beautiful area. You will be moved by the beauty of this site.
Green Lake
One of Sikkim’s most well-known and visited lakes is Green Lake. It’s rumoured to be a mysterious lake of Sikkim. Many believed this lake had previously vanished and now it appeared like a basin. You may get to this lake by trekking. People who enjoy trekking and adventure must visit this lake.
Khecheopalri Lake
Khecheopalri Lake is a pilgrimage place in West Sikkim that is considered sacred by both Buddhists and Hindus. Located in dense forests, the footprint-shaped lake is said to fulfil wishes. The surroundings and clean water of Khecheopalri Lake, situated at an altitude of 1,700 meters, provide a peaceful and peaceful atmosphere.
