Jan 2, 2018
Khecheopalri lake in Sikkim surrounded by forested and hills, worshipped by Buddhists it is also considered a wish fulfilling destination. gowithipr
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Khecheopalri lake in Sikkim surrounded by forested and hills, worshipped by Buddhists it is also considered a wish fulfilling destination. gowithipr
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Khecheopalri Lake,Pelling, Sikkim. As the prayer flags flutter in the wind and the calming sounds of bells ring one after the other, you know you have your bliss at the #Khecheopalri #Lake, which is a sacred pilgrimage site, considered holy by both #Buddhist and #Hindu. This religious place is believed to fulfill one’s wishes. The legend has it, if someone prays and sprinkles the water on oneself, his wishes are likely to come true. It is also said that no leaves can be seen afloat the lake despite being located amidst dense #forest as the #birds remove the fallen leaves from the water. Similarly, many legends revolves around the lake. A beautiful place, Khecheopalri Lake is a #paradise for #nature #lovers and trekkers. #lakes #travel #vacation #hill #trip #tour #leisure #holiday #beauty #adventure #view #sikkimholidaytrip #sikkim #india
Khecheopalri Lake, Sikkim - Khecheopalri lake is considered as a sacred site of pilgrimage by the Buddhists. The lake is 34 km from Pelling town. Khecheopalri is most importantly a pilgrimage site........Read More
The walk we did not want to end
The walk we did not want to end
This is the pathway through the forest leading to the lake
We had travelled in Sikkim for four days and were, expectedly, tired. But we had to still visit the Khecheopalri (wishing) Lake, one of the holiest places on the Buddhist pilgrimage circuit. Our guide and driver Dawa, promised it would be a “comfortable” drive and we would not have to walk a lot but walk ort not, this was one pilgrimage…
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