Culture of Sikkim

Culture of Sikkim

A Beautiful Indain State Called Sikkim, today we talk about culture of sikkim or sikkim culture and heritage. 

The state of Sikkim is an excellent example of how many cultures, beliefs, and customs of various ethnicities can live together peacefully. The Bhutias, Lepchas, and Nepalese are the three major tribes that have ruled the state from history. Although residents of other states may have moved here, the state has managed to keep its uniqueness. 

Sikkim is an original combination of the various societies, religions, and traditions of different communities. Three different tribes, including the Lepchas, Bhutias, and Nepalese, once lived in Sikkim. They continue to be the dominant ethnic group and cultural group in Sikkim presently. Due to the Nepalese population's majority in Sikkim, Nepali is the language that is used there the most frequently among the other languages. People have recently relocated across the nation, and many Bengalis, Punjabis, and Biharis have settled to start businesses in construction and travel. Although there is a blend of different life styles, the state has been relatively calm and inviting.

The mountains, rivers, and forests that make up Sikkim are a vital part of its cultural spirit. In Sikkim's culture, nature is revered as God. There is a consensus that God is real. When the people of Sikkim honor Mount Khangchendzonga, they observe a number of festivals, including the Phang Labsol celebration. The event is seen as a significant national security measure.

Popular Festivals of Sikkim

Every significant Hindu holiday in India is observed by the people of Sikkim, including Makar Sankranti, Durga Puja, Ram Navami, Diwali, and Dussehra. One of the state's most important festivals is Losar. The Sikkim region also celebrates key holidays like Lhabab Duchen and Pang Lhabsol.

A significant Sikkim event, the Losoong event, is observed towards the conclusion of the tenth lunar month of the year. People pray for a prosperous crop and promising prospects in the upcoming year at this holiday. Every year in December, the Losoong Festival is observed. It is the Sikkimese Bhutia tribe's New Year. As the Tibetan New Year, Losar Festival is observed in February. In this festival, the yak dance is highly well-liked, and there is also a parade.

Sikkim Nature

Sikkim is nothing less than a mountain lover's heaven. Sikkim contains many hilly areas that range in height from 280 meters to 8,585 meters. By giving a glimpse of the picturesque scenery of mountainous terrain, one can be persuaded. Sikkim, a state in India's northeast, is worth visiting, Sikkim View from all over state is amazing

Here are some of Sikkim top tourist attractions:

East Sikkim 

we includes some famous places in east sikkim

Sikkim Gangtok - Gangtok is capital of sikkim state, major population over in sikkim is gangtok city, gangtok is famous tourist attraction for many of places attractions. mg road sikkim is famous tourist attraction.

Aritar sikkim, pakyong sikkim, singtam sikkim, ranipool sikkim, rangpo, tadong gangtok, lingthem, rongli

North Sikkim

Famous Places are in north sikkim - 

lachung sikkim, lachen sikkim, gurudongmar, thangu valley, mangan sikkim, yumthang sikkim

South Sikkim

Famous Places are in south sikkim - 

namchi, ravangla, temi, jorethang sikkim, singtam sikkim

West Sikkim

Famous Places are in west sikkim - 

pelling west sikkim, yuksom sikkim, rinchenpong, darap village, Kaluk sikkim