The Sacred Sanctuaries of West Sikkim is an unhurried 6-day spiritual retreat crafted for travellers seeking peace, mindfulness, and an authentic connection with the sacred traditions of the Eastern Himalayas. West Sikkim is reverently known as Demazong—the sacred valley of rice blessed by Guru Padmasambhava in the 8th century. On this pilgrimage, you visit the region’s three most venerated monastic pillars: Sangachoeling (built 1697), Pemayangtse (built 1705), and Dubdi (built 1701). Spend an unforgettable night near the tranquil waters of Khecheopalri Lake, waking at dawn to hear the distant chime of prayer bells and the chanting of resident monks. In Yuksom, sit quietly beneath the sacred pines at Norbugang Coronation Stone, absorbing the deep spiritual resonance that has drawn yogis and seekers to these hills for centuries.
Pelling · Pemayangtse · Sangachoeling · Khecheopalri Lake · Yuksom · Dubdi Monastery · Norbugang Throne