Yuksom is a tourist destination in Sikkim, India. It is best known for its attractions, local culture and travel experiences. The best time to visit is March to June and September to November, and the average trip budget is suitable for budget-conscious travelers.
Yuksom is located in Sikkim, India. This page provides complete travel information including best time to visit, trip cost, how to reach, nearby attractions and travel planning tips.
About Yuksom
Yuksom holds great historical and religious significance in Sikkim as it was the first capital of the state, where the first Chogyal (king) was consecrated in 1642. The coronation throne, made of stone, still stands at Norbugang Coronation Throne. Yuksom is also known as the 'Gateway to the Kanchenjunga' as it is the starting point for the famous Goecha La trek and other challenging treks into the Kanchenjunga National Park. The village has a serene and rustic charm, surrounded by pristine forests and beautiful lakes like the Khecheopalri Lake.Explore more destinations in Sikkim.
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Frequently Asked Questions
March to June and September to November
Low: ₹1500/day. Mid: ₹3500/day. Luxury: ₹7000+/day.
This is the base for the Goecha La trek, so plan accordingly if you are an adventure enthusiast. Visit the Norbugang Coronation Throne to learn about Sikkim's history. Make a trip to the sacred Khecheopalri Lake.
Is Yuksom worth visiting?
Yes, Yuksom is worth visiting for travelers looking for authentic experiences, scenic locations and budget-friendly trips in Sikkim, India.
