Places of Interest

Yuksom, the historic first capital of Sikkim, is a town steeped in both cultural and natural significance.

Distance From SpringHIll Farmstead – 10 km motorable Sewaro Rock Garden is a beautifully landscaped retreat created along the banks of a flowing river. With manicured lawns, stone pathways, and flowering plants, it offers a refreshing blend of natural charm and careful design. Streams trickle through the garden, and small…

Darap Village is a traditional Limboo settlement located close to Pelling, where time seems to move at its own gentle pace.

Kanchenjunga Falls is one of the most powerful and awe-inspiring waterfalls in Sikkim, plunging down from great heights in a thunderous roar.

The Rimbi Waterfall is a refreshing cascade that flows gracefully into a natural pool, creating a spot loved by both locals and visitors for its soothing atmosphere.

Distance From SpringHill Farmstead – 7 km motorable Perched high on a ridge and founded in 1697, Sanga Choeling Monastery is one of the oldest monasteries in Sikkim. Accessible only by a scenic uphill trail, the journey itself is part of the experience, leading visitors through lush forests with glimpses…

Khecheopalri Lake, revered by both Buddhists and Hindus, is known as the “wish-fulfilling lake” and remains one of the most sacred natural sites in Sikkim.

Distance From SpringHill Farmstead – 7 km motorable plus 1 km trek The Rabdentse Ruins, remnants of Sikkim’s royal capital from the 17th to 19th centuries, echo with tales of kings and monks who once shaped the region’s destiny. Moss-covered stones, scattered chortens, and the remains of palace walls create…

Founded in the late 17th century, Pemayangtse Monastery is one of the oldest and most revered monasteries in Sikkim.

Perched high above the valley in Pelling, the Chenrezig statue and India’s highest glass Skywalk together form one of the region’s most striking attractions.