Sikkim is a remote mountainous state bordering Tibet to the north and wedged between the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal and Bhutan. It is a beautiful lush country with dense forests rich with flora and fauna, unspoiled lakes and has the world's third highest mountain Kanchenjunga (28168ft/8586M) which straddles the border with Nepal. After its annexation by India in 1975, Sikkim became one of the youngest Indian states and a restricted area, requiring special permits. As a result it has retained its original Buddhist charm. The monasteries in Sikkim are an ideal place to visit for serious Dharma practitioners.

Sikkim is considered a heaven for the lovers of exotic FLORA & FAUNA; there are several wildlife sanctuaries such as Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden, Himalyan Zological Park, Fambong Lho wildlife, Kyongnosia Alpine Sanctury, Shingba Rhododendron Sanctury, Menam Wildlife Sanctury, Khang-Cheng Dzongga National Park. Various species of birds, animals and wild flowers can be found. Famous Red panda, Orchids, Rhododendron of different colours are the major attraction of these sanctuaries.