Sikkim Pelling Tour || Pelling Tour || Pelling bird park || Pemayangtse Monastery Pelling

Sikkim Pelling Tour || Pelling Tour || Pelling bird park || Pemayangtse Monastery Pelling || Kirateswar Shiv Temple
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Sidkeong Tulku Bird Park :-
Sidkyong Tulku Bird Park was established in 2015 in the wetlands between Rabdentse and Pemayangtse which have been converted into a bird park with permanent residents and migratory birds coming during the winter months. Sidkeong Tulku Bird Park is well looked after by the government of Sikkim and Sikkim’s Tourism Industry. An initiative taken by assimilating minor steps is now embarked to set a level in the history of Northeast Tourism. Located remotely in the foothills of the Himalayas, the enchanting and tiny state of Sikkim owes its popularity as “The Land of Mystique Splendor”. Enriched with scenic beauty and the verdant wilderness, Sikkim is one among the top tourist places in Northeast India.
Pemayangtse Monastery Pelling :-
Occupying a small section of beauty at the higher end of western Sikkim, a renowned monastery of Pemayangtse is located. The word Pemayangtse mean ‘Perfect Sublime Lotus’ and it is a famous tourist attraction and widely visited by many travellers all year round. With a mere distance of 2 kilometres from Pelling, this attraction is an easy walk. You can unravel Sikkim’s prime beauty by visiting during the spring-summer season when the sky clears. This is so, as you can not only enjoy the holistic site but also witnessthe enthralling beauty of the Himalayas as well. Pemayangtse Monastery offers a meditative environ quietly set amidst woods. It gives a perfect place to relax in solitary and listen to the sounds of nature as you explore this second oldest monastery of Sikkim. Being around 300 years old, it is a must visit place as it offers the reflection of the rich architecture and the unwavering faith of the Buddhist followers. This three storied building has many statues of saints and Rinpoches, including Padmasambhava (Lotus Born). It also has several antique idols and scriptures. The main prayer hall is decorated with paintings and also the doors and windows are beautifully painted in traditional Tibetan design. The ruins of Rabdantse can also be witnessed from Pemayangtse Monastery.
Kirateswar Shiv Temple :-
On the left banks of the river Rangit is a Shiva temple known as the Kirateshwar Mahadev Mandir, which has many mythological episodes of the Mahabharata attached to it. The main festival of the temple, Bala Chaturdesi is observed in December each year. Other temples dedicated to Lord Rama and Durga are also found here making it an important pilgrimage destination for Hindus. There is a Dharamshala next to the Shiva temple.
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