Namchi, meaning 'Sky High,' is nestled in the Indian state of Sikkim, serving as the administrative headquarters of the Namchi district. Situated at an elevation ranging from approximately 1,315 to 1,675 meters (4,314 to 5,500 ft) above sea level, it offers panoramic views of the snow-capped Khangchendzonga range and the Rangit valley. The town is renowned for its serene environment, spiritual sites, and rich cultural significance, making it a prominent hub for religious and cultural tourism. While sharing some similarities with Gangtok, Namchi maintains a quieter, more local character, attracting travelers seeking tranquility and cultural exploration. Key attractions include grand statues, ancient monasteries, and temples, alongside natural beauty such as diverse flora and fauna, and the nearby Temi Tea Garden. It's an ideal destination for those interested in spiritual journeys, cultural insights, and adventure activities like trekking.
Samdruptse Hill (with Guru Padmasambhava statue) β°οΈπ
Solophok Chardham (Siddheshwar Dham) ποΈπ
Tendong Hill β°οΈπ³
Namchi Rock Garden πΈποΈ
Maenam Wildlife Sanctuary π¦πΏ
Temi Tea Garden βπΏ
Sai Mandir π
Ngadak Monastery π§ββοΈπ―
Ralang Monastery π―π
Baichung Stadium β½ποΈ
Central Park Namchi π³πΆββοΈ
Doling Gompa π―π
Serdup Choling Monastery π―π
Kitam Bird Sanctuary π¦π³
Tarey Bhir ποΈ
Namchi Ropeway π
Rose Garden Namchi πΉ
Helipad Ground π
Dichen Choeling Monastery π―π
Sherdup Choeling Monastery π―π