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kaluk never wanted to wake up. she was perfectly comfortable sleeping.
let's pray that azmith never wakes, though.
#RinchenpongMonastery is situated above the twin villages of #Rinchenpong (#Richenpong) and #Kaluk in #WestSikkim, at a height of over 1,700 metres (5,500 ft) in the northeastern state of Sikkim, India. This 18th century monastery is a popular tourist attraction in West Sikkim. Location - On a hill above Rinchenpong town Rinchenpong Monastery is situated at the giddying height of 5,500ft. The third oldest monastery in Sikkim is perched on a mountain trail and offers a brilliant view of the Kanchenjunga. Besides the picturesque location, this gompa has a statue one doesnât find in most other monasteries- Ati Buddha seated in the Yab-Yum position. For nearly three centuries, this monastery has been part of Rinchenpong village and if you want to cover the heritage circuit of Sikkim, thereâs no way you can skip this one. Everywhere in Sikkim, the beauty of a monastery is somehow heightened by the village. Rinchenpong is a quaint little hamlet above which sits the gompa. Geographically well-endowed, this village offers a stupendous view of the Kanchenjunga and other mountains of the Himalayan range. As one takes the trail that leads up to the gompa, bounded by towering prayer flags flapping in the wind, one understands the perfect union of ancient structures and nature in Sikkim. Rinchenpong Monastery was established in 1730 by the Ngadakpa Lama in the village of Rinchenpong. It is the 3rd oldest monastery in Sikkim, starting with around 98 lamas. The monastery houses a rare Ati Buddha (Adi-Buddha) statue in the Yab-Yum position. Ati Buddha, also termed as The Primordial Buddha is said to be the true Buddha, symbolically represented as a naked Buddha in blue. In the Yab-Yum position, the Buddha is shown meditating while embracing a woman. In Buddhism it signifies the power of union of the male and female. Rinchenpong Monastery is popular with tourists visiting West Sikkim for its scenic beauty and singular Buddha statue. It is situated on a mountain trail above the village of Rinchenpong. The villages of Kaluk and Rinchenpong are at an altitude of 1,700 metres (5,500 ft) and about 5 hours by road from Siliguri. https://www.instagram.com/p/CRrF4J1h6lT/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Let Visit Kaluk to Gather a Kaleidoscope of Beautiful Memories
The best trips are done when they are unplanned and especially to the offbeat and lesser known destinations where you have no one to disturb you or you donât have to face a crowd to witness any scenario.
Kaluk in West Sikkim is one such place. It is a small village located at an elevation of 5,300 ft at a distance of a mere 2 km from Rinchenpong. Whether you are a nature lover, or a honeymoon couple or a random traveler, Kaluk is going to make its name to your good books. Inhabited by a mix of Bhutias, Nepalis, and Marwaris, Kaluk is a tranquil settlement at the foothills of the Mount Kanchenjunga.
How to reach Kaluk:
Kaluk is situated at a distance of almost 125 km from NJP Railway Station and if you drive towards Kaluk it would take almost 4 hours and 30 minutes. Bagdogra is the nearest airport and the distance between Bagdogra Airport and Kaluk is almost 121 km. It takes a drive of almost 4 hours and 25 minutes to reach Kaluk from Bagdogra.
Best time to visit Kaluk:
Kaluk can be visited throughout the year as every season has its own charm in Kaluk. Still, October to March is considered to be the best time to visit Kaluk.
Where to stay in Kaluk:
Being among the best places to visit in Sikkim, Kaluk has some budget hotels and homestays. While the budget hotels offer world-class amenities at affordable rates, the homestays are popular for offering a home-like feeling to the guests.
Places of attractions in Kaluk:
Well, the jaw-dropping views of the snow-clad mountain peaks are definitely the top notch attraction in Kaluk. There are few other attractions in and around Kaluk-
1-Rinchenpong Monastery:
Situated at an elevation of 5,500 ft, Rinchenpong Monastery is a popular touristâs attraction. It is an 18th-century monastery which was established in the year 1730 by the Ngadakpa Lama. This centuries-old serene monastery is popular for providing the breathtaking views of the Kanchenjunga ranges on a clear day.
2-Gurung Monastery:
Gurung Monastery must not be missed during a trip to Kaluk. It is a beautiful sunlit Buddhist monastery which is considered to be among the most sacred places in West Sikkim. It is actually located at a hilltop point close to the main road. One can get captivating views of the snow-clad mountain peaks of the Southern Hills.
3-Varsey Rhododendron Sanctuary:
While talking about beautiful places to visit around Kaluk, Varsey Rhododendron Sanctuary should not be forgotten. It is situated almost 28 km from Kaluk and is one of the major sightseeing destinations of the state of Sikkim. It is accessible through three points Hilley, Dentam, and Soreng. Situated at an altitude of 10,000 ft, Varsey has a wide variety of biodiversity. Visit it during the months of April and May witnesses the abundance of the colorful rhododendron.
Popular FAQs:
Q. Is there internet connection available in Gangtok?
A. Yes, Gangtok now has superb 3G connectivity. All you have to do is just change your phone settings to run the internet.
Q. Is Sikkim safe for visiting?
A. Sikkim is one of the safest places to visit for both Indians and foreigners. The warm locals are always happy and hospitable to their tourist. They follow the âAtithi Devo Bhavaâ concept.

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