Clinical Crossroads Blog

North Sikkim is a much acclaimed tourist destination, and millions flock every year to witness its unparalleled beauty. With famous names like Yumthang Valley and Gurudongmar Lake included, it is not surprising that the tourism in Sikkim thrives largely on this Northern District of the state. Consider watching my travelogues on North Sikkim. I believe you will like them. Unlike the Silk Route, there are several guides and websites that will help you plan a tour to North Sikkim. My blog is one of them, but is perhaps more comprehensive than most others. I believe giving this a good read will help you with your plans. This blog comes after my blog on The Silk Route . But if you are not traveling to The Silk Route, you may not be required to read it. Season of choice Autumns offer blue sky and clear view of the mountains, while the winter is very cold and sometimes result in absolute closure of the circuit. Spring again is a very good time to visit. How to reach...

Not as well known or acclaimed as its Northern Counterpart, The Eastern Part of Sikkim still is a place worth fitting into every traveller's bucket list. It is no short of natural beauty that will have you in awe. The place doesn’t see overwhelming tourists and hence preserves the vibes of raw nature.  The most significant part of East Sikkim is formed by the Silk Route , a remnant of the long forgotten trade route that connected China to India and the rest of the world... Not many hotels have developed in this region, but the area is flooded with homestays, run by the locals, which are never the less cozy and address your basic needs quite comfortably. I have made detailed travelogues on the Silk Route, which I hope will be able to help you out as well! Tourists often face problems planning their maiden trip to the Silk Route due to lack of adequate and reliable information, like myself  last year when I started planning for it. So, I decided to write t...