ABOUT THE PLACE

Namchi, the district headquarters of the South District, is a prosperous market town which has quickly developed into a tourist hotspot. Namchi literally means "Top of the Sky" and the main tourist attractions of Namchi are the two gigantic statues. These two gigantic statues are facing off from opposite hillsides across Namchi and attract several tourists every year. Set in a scenic environment, Namchi provides you a beautiful view of the Khangchendzonga range and the Rangit valley. You can also visit the Sherdup Choeling Monastery and the Dichen Choeling monastery over here.

Namchi is the capital of the South Sikkim district which is quickly transforming into a tourist hotspot because of its pilgrimage centres. The world 's largest statue is also situated here and is worth seeing. A number of luxury hotels are being setup in Namchi and the existing ones have good facilities for you to enjoy a comfortable stay. The spas and the bars in this town are very relaxing for the tourists. Around two kms from Namchi is the old Ngadak monastery. Positioned on a hill just above Ngadak monastery is the very striking Rock Garden which makes a great tourist attraction because of the several unique flowers and plants which blossom every spring.

THE NAMCHI TEA RESORT

Nestled on the slopes of the lush green carpet of Temi Tea Garden, the  Resort is a picture perfect destination for the visitors intending to bask in the Soulful Sikkim. The resort offers postcard pretty views of the snow capped mountain ranges of Himalayas with Mount Kanchenjunga standing mighty in the backdrop. The flouting clouds, the mysterious mists and a vast expanse of emerald tea gardens, bordered by the blooming cherry blossoms create an enchanting ambience for this romantic escape. Add to it, the Teesta River that only enhances the beauty of the entire setting. The nature only seems to conspire to make the resort an ideal retreat to recline in style for the visitors.

The resort offers spacious rooms well equipped with modern bathrooms. In fact, the room décor of the resort is admired with local hand crafted furnishings. There is a roof top cafeteria to indulge in a hot cup of tea while letting the eyes do the walking of the picturesque setting. The hospitality is unparallel; offering a wide array of cuisines, from local Sikkimese to North Indian dishes coupled with Asian and continental specialties, to choose from.

The resort also promises a lot of recreational activities – both outdoor and indoor – in the form of badminton, cycling and carom / chess. It also has some incredible arrangements for hosting conferences, indoor meetings and grand weddings. It can accommodate as many as 500 people for private parties while the outdoor-tented events can accommodate around 1000 guests.

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