Mount Chombu

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Location: Sikkim 737120, India

Estimated Visiting Time: 2-3 hours.

Mount Chombu is one of the world’s most beautiful unclimbed mountains. It stands alone and proud as Sikkim’s Matterhorn, the sole unclimbed 6,000m summit in north Sikkim. Its defenses, on the other hand, are fearsome.

Attraction

This unclimbed hill is very beautiful to look at. Although the mountain is very remote, its surroundings are very attractive to visitors. This is a great place for someone to spend their time alone.

History

Devi Singh, Pemba Gyaltzen, and Nima Tsering, members of an Indian expedition to Kangchengyao, were the first to climb Chombu on October 13, 1961.

Inside/Outside Views

The setting is one of those places where one won’t find a more beautiful site in nature. The location has a flawless beauty that will take one’s breath away. The area is covered with green plants.The most intriguing aspect of the setting, though, is the green covered paths on both sides.

Opening Hours

Sunrise to Sunset.

Entry & Others Fees

There is no entry fee.

Near Restaurants

Near Hotels

How to Reach

By Air: The nearest airport is at Bagdogra, West Bengal, which is around 5 hours from Gangtok and 220 kilometers from Yumthang. Sikkim also has its first commercial airport in Pakyong, East Sikkim, but the weather frequently prevents it from operating. If you’re lucky, you might be able to catch a direct flight to Pakyong.

By Rail:Yumthang is around 215 kilometers from the nearest railway station, New Jalpaiguri (NJP) in West Bengal.

By Road: Yumthang is located around 127 kilometers from Gangtok, the state capital. After obtaining the requisite permissions, you must halt in Gangtok and begin your journey to North Sikkim the next morning.

Tips for Travellers

While visiting the monastery, keep outdoor ethics in mind. Follow the marked pathways; just take photos and leave only footprints. Wear warm clothing and comfy shoes. Respect the habitats of birds and animals