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Welcome to the Norbuling Retreat, a beautiful super deluxe with a view and non-view option for travellers like you. Our main motive is to give the best products to our customers with a focus on manufacturing high-quality products. With vast experience in trading, the property provides clean and hygienic rooms. The hotel will make for a memorable stay. Parking is always available, provided by the hotel for their driving guests. Our company has been registered addressed at Hotel Norbuling retreat, Upper Sichey Link road, near Lotus Hotel, Tibetan Jhora, Gangtok east Sikkim. We have two types of category rooms, super deluxe double bedrooms, and super deluxe twin bedrooms. Free Wi-Fi, flat LED TV, Enmities, intercom, cold and hot water, and toiletry are available in our hotel. Mg Marg Distance our hotel to by taxi 5 minutes.

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Deluxe Double Bed Room

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Super Deluxe Twins Bedroom

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The Super Deluxe Rooms at THE NORBULING RETREAT Hotel are spacious and perfect for both business and our Guests & travellers to kick back and relax.

In And Around Lachung North Sikkim

Gangtok still remains the Tibetan Buddhist Centre and the prime base camp for the hikers who go trekking in the Himalayan Mountain ranges. Beautiful views and amazing culture make this one of the most famous tourist destinations in India.

Overview

Sikkim is the smallest Northeastern state of India, flanked by Bhutan, Nepal, Tibet and West Bengal on its four sides. Home to the Himalayan mountain range, Mt Kanchenjunga, the highest mountain peak in India, is located in Sikkim. Gangtok is the capital city of Sikkim.

Climate and Best Time to Visit

Gangtok enjoys a subtropical, highland climate, which is moderate all year round. Winter temperatures from 4-7deg C, without snowfall. Spring and summer are the best time to visit (March-June), as you get clear views of the mountain ranges. Rain showers are common in the summer season, and nights can get chilly. Autumn is also pleasant, though a little colder.
The climate of Gangtok is perfect for outdoor activities and hiking. Moving around on foot is also common. The city is well suited for exploration and making day trips to other sights in Sikkim. Gangtok serves as a great base for touring around Sikkim.

Things to do in Gangtok

Gangtok is connected to the rest of India by air, train and road. There is no airport in Sikkim, but its proximity to the closest airport makes the commute possible.

• SIKKIM BY AIR
  Sikkim is set to get its own airport – the Pakyong Airport, 30 km from Gangtok – in June 2018, as announced by Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu. This will improve the connectivity of Sikkim to the rest of India, giving a big boost to tourism in the state. Sikkim is the only state in India that does not yet have its own airport. The inauguration of the Pakyong Airport will be a big step forward to connect Sikkim with the rest of India.
  
  Currently, Bagdogra Airport (IXB) is the closest airport to Gangtok and connects Sikkim by air. Located approximately 123 km from Gangtok, taxis fly from Bagdogra airport to Gangtok. Bagdogra airport is connected to all the major cities of India like Guwahati, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai. It is also connected to international cities like Thimpu, and Bangkok via Dhruk Air and Paro international carriers respectively.
  
  Other international cities are connected to Bagdogra via metropolitan cities. Helicopters also fly from the airport to Gangtok but are subject to baggage limitations of 10kg per carrier.
• SIKKIM BY TRAIN
  The nearest train station is New Jalpaiguri, in Siliguri. It connects with Guwahati and the rest of the major cities like New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Trivandrum, Ahmedabad, Jammu, Secunderabad, Ranchi, Kanyakumari, Jodhpur, Jodhpur, Puri, Bhubaneswar, Amritsar, Chandigarh, Pune, Assam, Bhutan, Dooars, and many more.
  
  Taxis available apply from New Jalpaiguri station to Gangtok.
• SIKKIM BY ROAD
  Gangtok is connected by road to Siliguri, Darjeeling and Kalimpong. State and private bus services connect the cities. To reach Gangtok by bus, travellers can board a bus from one of these cities. Taxies are an alternative to buses, the cost for which varies based on the vehicle type.
• GETTING AROUND
  Shared taxis can be hired from designated stands every 1km. Taxis run on the most popular routes. Private taxis can also be hired on a fixed price basis. The central taxi stand is in Lall Bazaar.
  
  The Ropeway is an intriguing feature of Gangtok, which not only makes way for an easy commute in a mountainous landscape but also gives splendid views of the terrain. It links Deorali Bazar with Namnang.

Here are places you should visit while in Gangtok

Apart from sightseeing in Gangtok, travellers also take day trips around Gangtok or travel to other parts of Sikkim.
For sightseeing in Gangtok, the following sights are popular:

DO-DRUL CHORTEN

This is a Buddhist stupa, which is traditionally the place of worship of sacred objects, and symbolizes peace. Giant Buddhist prayer wheels circle the stupa. The prayer wheels are inscribed with mantras, and spinning the wheels is believed to spread the peaceful vibrations of the mantra in the surroundings. Young monks can be seen pursuing their studies in and around the stupa.

RUMTEK MONASTERY

The Rumtek Monastery is the abode of the third highest Buddhist Monk in the Tibetan Buddhist sect, Karmapa Lama. The design of the monastery and stupa complex is based on the design of the Kagyu headquarters in Tibet. Located away from the city, it is perfect for some quiet reflection and meditation. The natural ambience makes the complex scenic and soothing to the eyes.

ENCHEY MONASTERY

This is a small monastery tucked away from the main city, at a distance of 3km from Gangtok. Legend has it that it was built in honour of Druptob Karpo who had the ability to fly and flew to the location from Maenam Hill. The pagoda structure of the monastery was built in line with the Chinese architectural style in the 19th century. The monastery is known for its wall paintings, apart from being a calm site in the midst of tall pine trees. The deities worshipped in the monastery are Lord Buddha, Lord Padmasambhava, & Loki Sharia.

HANUMAN TOK

Just outside of Gangtok, Hanuman Tok is at the top of a hill, giving splendid views of the Kanchenjunga.

Reachable via a stairway, the hilltop has a temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. As per the legend, Lord Hanuman halted at this peak when he was carrying the Sanjeevani booti to Lanka.

LAKE TSOMGO

At an altitude of 3779m, Lake Tsomgo is a lake surrounded by mountain ranges. The crisp air, brilliant blue water and tranquillity of the place make for a deeply rejuvenating experience. Spring sees the lake blooming with flowers whereas the lake remains frozen in the winter.

NATHULA PASS

This is a pass located at an altitude of 4309m. From here you can see the fenced Indo-China border. Soldiers on both sides of the international border guard the area, patrolling in all kinds of weather. The viewpoint is reached through a staircase after the taxis drop you off. Grand views of the Himalayan mountain range offer photography enthusiasts and trekkers alike, a refreshing break.

BANJHAKARI FALLS AND PARK

This is a park built around a waterfall, with ridges and bridges all around the main waterfall which plunges from a height of 40ft. Nice for a quick stop or a refreshing shower in the waterfall, this is a popular spot for children. Many more sights in and around Gangtok make for a travel venture for every kind of traveller.

TASHI VIEWPOINT

The perfect spot to savour a beautiful sunrise and feast your eyes on the Kanchenjunga Mountain. Offering breathtaking views of the mountain range, the colour of the sky and the mountains as the sun rises in the sky. Binoculars are recommended. To get a full view of the rising sun, it is best to reach a little before dawn, generally around 5 am, but varying as per the season. Gangtok provides an enriching experience to every kind of traveller, with its multitude of options for sightseeing and activities in and around. It is the ideal destination to beat the heat of the summer or escape from the din of bustling city life.

Hotel Amenities

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  Complimentary Wi-Fi

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  24-Hour Room Service

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  Center Location in Gangtok

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  11 Well-Equipped Rooms

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  Restaurant

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  Parking Area

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• Our Hotel Address : Norbuling Retreat, Upper Sichey Link Road, Near Lotus hotel, Tibetan Jhora, Sikkim, India.