
Bhim Nala Falls
Lachung, Sikkim, India
The 'Amitabh Bachchan' of Sikkim's falls — a towering three-stage drop between Chungthang and Lachung, thundering in the monsoon.
Why visit: The tallest, loudest fall on the Lachung road.
- ›Three-tier viewpoint
- ›Prayer-flag bridge
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Best time
May–Oct
Entry fee
~₹10
Est. budget
Free–₹100
Duration
30 min
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