
Khangchendzonga National Park
Yuksom, Sikkim, India
India's first UNESCO 'mixed' World Heritage site — a quarter of Sikkim, from 6,000-ft gorges to the 28,169-ft summit sacred to every Sikkimese.
Why visit: One of Earth's most vertical protected places; treks enter from Yuksom.
- ›Yuksom–Dzongri trail
- ›Red panda forests
- ›Sacred peak viewpoints
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Best time
Mar–May, Oct–Nov
Entry fee
Permit ~₹350 + guide
Est. budget
₹5,000–15,000 (trek)
Duration
3–10 days
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