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Trekking details to Bar Tshangay Falls, Martam

Reaching Bar Tshangay Falls from Gangtok involves a scenic drive and a bit of trekking, making it an adventurous trip for nature lovers. Here's a detailed guide on how to get there:

Route Details:

  1. Drive from Gangtok to Martam:

    • Distance: Approximately 23 kilometers.
    • Time: Around 1 hour.
    • Route: Head towards Rumtek Monastery, passing through the picturesque rice valley of Dhankutey.
  2. At Martam Village:

    • Notable Landmarks: St. Joseph's Convent School.

    • Option 1: 4 km Hike:

      • Take a fair-weather road that starts from Martam village and connects to Bar Tshangay ward.
      • The road construction started in 2019 and is yet to be completed, making it a bit challenging.
    • Option 2: Via Ledong:

      • Before reaching St. Joseph's School, divert towards Sang Khola on NH 10.
      • Drive approximately 15 minutes to Ledong.
      • From Ledong, a 20-minute walk downhill will lead you to the falls.

Points of Interest:

  • Rumtek Monastery: A significant and beautiful monastery worth visiting on the way.
  • Dhankutey Rice Valley: A scenic area perfect for some photography.

Tips:

  • Trekking Gear: Wear comfortable trekking shoes and carry water and snacks.
  • Local Guidance: It’s beneficial to have a local guide or follow the routes shared by Mr Rai's vlogs and Pratiksha Karki on YouTube.
  • Timing: Start early to enjoy the scenic drive and have enough time for the trek.

Exploring Bar Tshangay Falls is not just about the destination but also about enjoying the journey through the serene landscapes of Sikkim.

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