
Hanuman Tok
Gangtok, Sikkim, India
An army-maintained Hanuman temple at 7,200 ft where the monkey god rested carrying Sanjeevani — the finest Kanchenjunga view near Gangtok.
Why visit: Quieter and higher than Ganesh Tok, with a snow-wall horizon.
- ›Kanchenjunga viewpoint
- ›Immaculate army-kept shrine
- ›Ridge pines
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Best time
Oct–Dec, Mar–May
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
Free–₹100
Duration
1 hr
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