Himalayan Clean Up Campaign : CHALAMTHANG

The HIMALAYAN CLEAN UP PROGRAM AT CHALAMTHANG VILLAGE SOUTH SIKKIM

The budding rice bowl of Sikkim is geared up to become also the states first cleanest organic village..

The village is committed to maintain its cleanliness standards by putting in place both preventive awareness and operational garbage dumping methods.

As one good act leads to another..

In exploring ways of cleanliness and beautifying the village,

It has now discovered interesting tourist spots within the village.

1)DEORALI the good vibes viewing POINT,

A mesmerising view of the river below, from the woods with tall trees and a little shrine dedicated to the FORESTS.

you can sit around and let the Good vibes seep in ..

2)The natural Rock GARDEN has already become a FAVORITE.

3)The GREEN BEACH

A beach on the riverside, with maize fields swaying in the wind . Day picnics, Fishing , Barbecue or just hanging around.

The villagers have come together and worked hard to make these spots more accessible and tourist friendly..

keeping its natural beauty intact and putting systems in place to encourage cleanliness.

We hope these new routes will take Chalamthang to the next level in eco tourism and delight all our guests by bringing them close to the nature.

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