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Places to visit in Sikkim.

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1. Gangtok Believe it or not, but resisting the alluring charm and appeal of Gangtok is almost impossible for anyone! The capital city of Sikkim,  Gangtok is  nestled in the Eastern Himalayas and is one of the kaleidoscopic tourist destinations in the state. 2. Yuksom Located in the Western parts of Sikkim, Yuksom  is the origin of several enthralling treks into the Himalayas or the magical Kanchenjunga. The once a capital of Sikkim, this hamlet is more known for its pristine beauty and rustic appeal. 3. Tsomgo Lake On a visit to Gangtok, do not miss the chance to visit the Tsomgo Lake or the Changu Lake! Located only 38km from Sikkim’s capital, it lies at an altitude of 12,400ft and is one of the highest lakes in India. 4. Nathula Pass The once a part of the historic ‘Silk Road’, a visit to Natu La is a must in any of the Sikkim  travel packages.  One of the highest motorable pass in the world, this amazing pass is located at a towering height of 4,31...
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Famous places to visit in Delhi.

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1. India gate India Gate is an important site to visit when on your tour to Delhi. India Gate has its original name as All India War Memorial that was built in order to commemorate the 82000 soldiers of the Indian Army who lost their lives during the First World War happened from 1914 to 1921 as well as in the Third Anglo-Afghan War. 2. Humayun tomb Maqbera e Humayun or the Humayun’s Tomb in Delhi is a major historical site in India and also one of the best places to visit in north Delhi. It is the tomb of the famous Mughal emperor of India Humayun. It was commissioned by the first wife of Humayun who was the chief consort as well, Empress Bega Begum in 1569-70. The design of the tomb was born in the heart of Mirak Mirza Ghiyas- a persial architect invited by Bega Begum herself. Located in Nizamuddin East in Delhi, the tomb is known as the first garden tomb found on the Indian subcontinent, placed very close to the Dina-panah citadel.  3. Hauz khas Hauz Khas is a beautiful neighbou...
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Food you must try in Sikkim.

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1. Momos  It is  the Tibetan  delicacy which is more popular in Sikkim than other places. 2. Thupka  It is the famous local food available in road side restaurants. It is just the noodles made along with the vegetables.  3. Phagshapa The pork fat is the keg ingredient for the Phagshapa.  4. Sael roti  Since Sikkim is nearby Tibet and Nepal the Sikkim's used to cook both the Nepal and Tibet cuisine. Seal roti is from the Nepal background.  5. Niguru with Chupri It is the local food available in all over Sikkim. It is the household dish, and it is irresistible to those who taste it.  6. Chang  Millet is the foremost item in the Sikkim's Thomba. Thomba is the other name of Chang. 
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Food you shoul eat before you leave Delhi.

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1. Parantha at  Paranthe Wali Gali , Chandni Chowk If you haven’t had parantha at paranthe wali gali, you cannot say you love parantha. Period. 2. Dal Makhani at  Masala Art , Taj Palace Hotel Dal Makhani is an amazing dish in itself, but Masala Art is famous for serving the best dal makhani in Delhi. 3. Paneer Tikka at  QD’s , Hudson Lane i We all love QD’s, but how many of you knew that paneer tikka is one of QD’s specialities? 4. Butter Chicken at  Moti Mahal m Moti Mahal is famous for its scrumptious Indian dishes, but their butter chicken is a must try. 5. Pav Bhaji at  New Arjun Bombay Pav Bhaji , Model Town 3 They have pav bhaji in their joint’s name. Specialists, duh! 6.Sambhar Idli and Masala Dosa at  Saravana Bhawan , Connaught Place al Everyone knows there’s no place like Saravana Bhawan for South Indian food in Delhi. 7. Pani Puri at  Nathu’s Sweets hi Pani puri can be devoured at even a street stall, but Nathu’s is famous for its pani puri...
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