Sikkim, known as the second smallest state in India—just after Goa—boasts stunning landscapes and natural beauty. For trekkers and bikers, it’s a paradise that’s easily accessible. With annual snowfall in certain regions, Sikkim often resembles a foreign land within India’s borders.

Interestingly, Sikkim was not part of the Indian subcontinent until 1975. Even after joining, the state authorities have worked diligently to preserve its charm, implementing measures to maintain cleanliness throughout the region.