write a paragraph on-how are you going to spend your one day in Sikkim.
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I have traveled to many lands, but in all my years in the bureaucracy and in politics there was one place that I never had a chance to visit. Suddenly, in May 2015, I had an irrepressible urge to fill this gap in my life and visit Sikkim—the state I had never been to. The desire was so compelling that without losing time I contacted my good friend Prem Das Rai, the Lok Sabha MP from Sikkim. P.D. and I had worked together in the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance
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I have traveled to many lands, but in all my years in the bureaucracy and in politics there was one place that I never had a chance to visit. Suddenly, in May 2015, I had an irrepressible urge to fill this gap in my life and visit Sikkim—the state I had never been to. The desire was so compelling that without losing time I contacted my good friend Prem Das Rai, the Lok Sabha MP from Sikkim. P.D. and I had worked together in the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance and I was confident that he would not disappoint me.
I was not wrong. P.D. was delighted to hear of my plans. I gave him the freedom to plan my five day trip to Sikkim. He did an excellent job, enabling me to see a lot of Sikkim in such a brief period. In this article, however, I shall talk about three of the most memorable visits—the Nathu la pass, the Temi tea estate and the Cherry Yatri Niwas, and the capital, Gangtok. I know it is unfair to Sikkim to talk only of these three places, considering that the state has numerous beautiful spots that attract tourists, with its snowcovered peaks providing a dazzling backdrop to the lush green mountain ranges below.