A Boundless Joy in Sikkim

A heavenly divine spirit that people usually search in heaven I believe is the strong aspiration in my mind and soul to travel around the world and gather a blend of experience to enhance the beauty and divinity of places. Sikkim, the place of serenity, is the third-highest income Indian state. The monotonous panoramic landscape of roads, the beautifully decorated tea gardens, the fabulous instant smell of tea and coffee give me a majestic tune of the place. When I reached in Pelling, another place of beauty and spirituality, a solitary land of echoism like ' Behold her single in the field' by Wordsworth...truly how the monotonous silence crossed its limit of solitariness was just incredible...At around 11.30, I was walking through the corridor of the hotel, I felt the calmness and coldness of the place and the nights became darker and darker the thick coldness also crossed its limit. What a fabulous thickness of the fog dew dropped on the hotel's window and balcony. It seemed like somebody spread a bed sheet through it.

The next day, I was getting ready to pack the bag of my essential things for the trip, suddenly the driver knocked on my door and told me about the sightseeing of Pelling. Pelling has three parts, the uppermost part is Upper Pelling, the middle part is Middle Pelling and the lower part is Lower Pelling. The upper Pelling has Helipad and Sunrise viewpoint. Every year, millions of visitors are coming here to get the real essence of the monotony of mountains, the smelly patchy streets, the panoramic landscape of the sky adjoins with the mountains, hedges and strong bridges, the newly launched Skywalk which is the most favorable artisan of the place, glittered with very expensive glasses and some brilliant architectures really a heartthrob of Pelling recently. I took many shots with my DSLR and also zoomed my preferred Kanchenzhangha, a standstill concrete monotony of life. A snobby, soft snow-covered like a sheet seemed sun's hotty glittering ray kissed...how beautifully it appeared felt soothing and lushing. Pelling's most famous 'Ketchiperi Lake', 'Palmyang Monestry' left me a remarkable agenda.

My next destination was Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim. It is renowned for its snobby shabby Somgo Lake, a heavenly divine symbol, the 12478 feet high 'Nathula Pass' which is strictly managed by the Indian Army, the utterly buttery snow-covered the full mountain ranges seemed an incredible artist's hand its price worthless. The Somgo lake's view and the up riding of yak made me scary and also amazing. An artist's craftsmanship is its eternal love of mountains, the panoramic view of the valley and the ups and downs of the tea garden and its amazing smells of tea and coffee, the narrow thin hairpin of roads feel like danger ahead, the cool bone-shaking breeze made me stay again and again in Sikkim. In Nathula, we threw snow to each other in a filmy way and we had hot fresh served chicken and veg momos which were so yummy and mouth-watering beverages with hot coffee. We entered into 'Baba Mandir', which is a holy and spiritual place of an army security officer, who was killed in border long ago and the local people believe that his soul is still alive due to some heart touching reasons.

After coming back to the hotel, we realised the sadness of leaving the place by tomorrow, moreover, went shopping, spent some happy hours in Gandhi Mall and had our dinner with some delicious cuisine and also momos were on our list. After dinner, we came back to the hotel and started dreaming about to come again and again in Sikkim to become my dreaming destination.