Muscatel dzeemkhang

During my recent Easter stay, I appreciated the complementary breakfast and dinner facilities offered by the hotel. Additionally, the location was ideal, with easy access to a popular market area. The availability of knowledgeable and friendly staff made my stay more comfortable and enjoyable. The steep and slippery road leading to the hotel was challenging to navigate, especially for elderly guests. Additionally, the basic facilities and unclean linen detracted from the overall experience. While the management did not provide an invoice for the payment, the staff was courteous. The hotel was located in a convenient spot with an amazing view of the mountains. The staff was friendly and always smiling, making our stay really comfortable. The food in the hotel restaurant tasted amazing and felt like home-cooked food. The spacious and clean rooms are definitely a must-mention. The breakfast and dinner timings were a little late for our schedule and we had to wait. Also, the location was a bit of a downside as we had to walk up an inclined challenging road and slippery stairs to get to the hotel, which could be difficult for older people.

Booked this hotel via MMT holiday package. Family room only had beds and no space for luggage. Upgraded to Premium room which was more spacious. Could also accommodate extra floor bed, but had to avoid sleeping on it as insects crept on the floor bed later in the night. Bathroom was maintained well. The hotel is located downhill and has narrow lane which has one way traffic issues. SUV cabs do not take the route to hotel and one is asked to take smaller cabs to the hotel. ……excellent hotel and excellent service we arrived for tow night all new the staff and the manager are very friendly and helpful with every asked in the centre 10 minutes from MG…………………………….. לכל הישראלים שמגיעים ×œ×’× ×˜×•×§ אחלה מלון הכל חדש חדש ממש ×›×™×™×£ מחיר הוגן מאוד שווה.. 10 דק הליכה מהמרכז MG

Situated 8 km away from central Gangtok, Tashi Viewpoint is a scenic beauty from where travellers can get a view of the magnificent Mount Sinilochu and Mount Kanchenjunga. It was built by Tashi Namgyal who was the king of Sikkim between 1914 and 1963, and that is how the place got its name. Developed by the tourism department of Sikkim and nestled in a perfect location, one can get a beautiful view of the snow-capped mountains from Tashi Viewpoint. This spot also serves as a fabulous picnic place for local, as well as foreign tourists, due to the presence of a cafeteria and sheds bordering the site of the viewpoint. Thesplendid Tashi Viewpoint does not have a match due to its unpolluted environment which has been developed in a manner that helps the tourists understand the trance of the Himalayas. The picturesque ambience, in addition to its serenity, plays a major role in helping the travellers enjoy a view of the Phodong Monastery and Labrang Monastery from here.Tashi Viewpoint is no less than a paradise for all the local and the young people who assemble here during the weekends to enjoy and be a part of the incredible sightseeing. For the overseas travellers, it is advisable to visit the place during the morning time to experience a more explicit and transparent view of the mighty mountains juxtaposed against thegolden hues of the rising sun. So, if you ever plan a trip to Gangtok, do not miss out on visiting Tashi Viewpoint to help you break away from your monotonous ...

Situated in the complex of the Tsuklakhang Royal Palace, Tsuk La Khang Monastery is the palatialmonastery of the former royal family of Sikkim. Built in the year 1898 AD under the rule of Thutob Namgyal who was the 9th King, Tsuk La Khang is the prime place of worship for the local Buddhists residing in the region. This beautiful two-storied structure with mural covered interiors also comprises of an extensive collection of scriptures, is decorated with altars and images of Lord Buddha, and tantric deities. This monastery was earlier used as a site where marriages and coronations of the Sikkim royalty took place. Wooden sculptures crafted in the form of a Snow Lion's head are present on every corner. On entering the monastery, you will come across the beautiful walls which are decorated with murals and altarscarved with the images of deities. Not only this, there are several festivals which are held throughout the year including Phang Lhabsol and Losoong. Chaam, which is a very famous mask dance, is performed by the monks of the monastery during these festivals. When the New Year is celebrated, the Black Hat Dance is performed as well which showcases the victory of good forces over the evil ones. The tranquil TsuklakhangMonastery remains open for the tourists during Losar which is a very famous dance festival. Combined with the spiritual and serene environment, the incredible natural beauty surrounding theTsuk La Khang makes it a must-visit place in Gangtok.