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Yuksom — host of Dubdi Monastery Festival

त्योहार · SIKKIM

Dubdi Monastery Festival.

February (15th day of 1st Tibetan lunar month) · Yuksom

Annual festival at Dubdi Monastery, the oldest monastery in Sikkim (established 1701), located above Yuksom. Features Buddhist rituals and celebrations marking the Buddhist calendar with prayers performed by monks.

क्यों मायने रखता हैOldest monastery in Sikkim; celebrates Tibetan Buddhist traditions

इस त्योहार के लिए जा रहे हैं? February में Yuksom

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रुकें

February is Yuksom's secret — the first rhododendrons are budding while everyone else waits for March.

Yuksom की February गाइड देखें

कैसे पहुँचें

ऊँचाई
1780 m
नज़दीकी हवाई अड्डा
Bagdogra (160 km)
नज़दीकी रेलवे
NJP (170 km)

Yuksom में अभी

Yuksom में कहाँ रुकें

  • Tashi Gang

    ₹800-1500/night
    homestay · Yuksom village centre

    Traditional Sikkimese homestay run by a warm local family. Home-cooked meals, local chang (millet beer) in the evenings, and stories about Yuksom's Buddhist heritage. Simple rooms but the hospitality is five-star. They help arrange porters for Goecha La.

  • Yuksom Residency

    ₹1500-2800/night
    hotel · Near Norbugang Park, Yuksom

    Clean, no-frills hotel near the historic coronation throne of the first Chogyal. Hot water works, rooms are spacious, and the restaurant serves filling Sikkimese thalis. The owner is a certified trek guide and shares invaluable Goecha La tips.

  • Wild Flower Retreat

    ₹2500-4500/night
    eco-lodge · Yuksom village

    Eco-retreat nestled in a cardamom plantation with stone cottages and a stream running through the property. Run by a local Sikkimese family who cook meals from their organic garden. The perfect base before or after the Goecha La trek.

Yuksom की सभी ठहरने की जगहें

कहाँ खाएँ

  • Gupta Restaurant

    लीजेंडरी
    Main Road · ₹

    सिग्नेचरveg thali with thukpa

    Trek-day breakfast crowds peak 7-8am; eat by 6.30am or after 9. The pizza is genuinely wood-fired — order it the night before you start the trek as a final non-camp meal.

  • Mama's Kitchen

    Yuksom Bazaar · ₹₹

    सिग्नेचरPaneer thali (full plate, fresh-pressed paneer)

    Order at least an hour ahead, especially the thali — Pema works alone most evenings. Wood-fired bread is best at breakfast straight from the oven.

  • Shangrilla Restaurant (Hotel Tashi Gang)

    Yuksom Village · ₹₹

    सिग्नेचरSikkimese thali with tongba

    Non-residents are welcome but call ahead for dinner — kitchen sizes order to occupancy. The tongba is the signature post-trek warm-up; ask them to top it with hot water as you sip down.

  • Traditional Inn

    Yuksom Bazaar · ₹

    सिग्नेचरThen-thuk with handmade noodles

    Lunch is the noodle window — they roll fresh dough between 11am and 2pm. Phagshapa pork sells out by 1pm on busy days.

Yuksom की सभी खाने की जगहें

Yuksom में और क्या देखें

  • Norbugang Coronation Throne

    Historic site where the first Chogyal (king) of Sikkim was crowned in 1642 by three revered lamas.

    monument
    30 min
  • Dubdi Monastery

    Oldest monastery in Sikkim (1701). 45-minute uphill trek through forest. Peaceful and remote.

    monastery
    2-3 hours

February में और कहीं के त्योहार

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