Sikkim, India
Sikkim has been hiding a stunning secret amidst its silvery peaks and bustling tourist towns for years now. Kewzing, perched at an altitude of 4,600ft, is on the Legship-Ravangla Highway in southern Sikkim, nearly 75km from Gangtok and is home to tree-laden slopes, a babbling river and a few hundred exotic bird folk. In Bhutia dialect, Kewzing translates to the 'land of wheat fields' and is also known as the 'land of chestnut forests', or sosing. Epitomising idyll in every sense of the word, the quiet village, with mostly Buddhist inhabitants has a little over 30 houses, against the backdrop of the towering Mt Narsing and Mt Kabru. Sustaining a rich cardamom forest cover, with small tea plantations punctuating its landscape, Kewzing needs to be visited, explored and loved, but in a responsible manner.
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