Can Somebody send A travelogue on sikkim?
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Answer: https://www.hindustantimes.com/travel/bounties-of-the-mountains-sikkim-travelogue/story-nq1D1boAF2qDZWVDRVbEgI.html
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Bounties of the mountains: Sikkim Travelogue
Sikkim, the cleanest and the second-smallest state in the country, is a pint- sized paradise.
North-east India has always been one of the lesser accessible regions of our country. Partly due to geographical barriers that have not completely surrendered to infrastructure. This also acts as an advantage as the region is lesser explored (and exploited) by tourists.
We visited Sikkim during the last week of January, when many warned us that “it will be too cold”. However, we wanted to see snow, and we weren’t compromising on that. Despite being well-known for adventure tourism, we asked our tour managers for a family-friendly itinerary since we had seniors too as part of our group.
Our journey started at Mumbai from where we flew to Bagdogra, West Bengal. From there, an SUV was to take us to our hotel in Gangtok, Sikkim. To say that this four-hour drive over the mountains is not comfortable would be putting it lightly. However, the breathtaking natural beauty that we got to witness totally made us forget everything else. On our way, just as we crossed the Teesta IV hydroproject dam site, we could finally see the Teesta river in all its glory. We also spotted the Coronation Bridge, which is apparently one of the few remaining open-spandrel arch bridges in India.