Some of the most popular festivals, notable in Sikkim are Losoong, Drupka Teshi, Bumchu, Saga Dawa, Dassin and Phang Lhabsol. Saga Dawa : Saga Dawa is an amazing festival that is triple blessed. This is a very sacred Buddhist festival, especially for the Mahayana Buddhists.

2021年12月27日 · There are many Sikkim festivals that can be enjoyed while on a vacation to this beautiful destination. Hordes of history and a great lot of colours and vibrancy, these festive occasions in the state of Sikkim brings about a beautiful amalgamation of all these elements.

Whether it's the lively atmosphere of Losar, the spiritual aura of Saga Dawa, or the vibrant festivities of Bumchu, Sikkim's festivals provide a unique opportunity for locals and visitors alike to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of this enchanting Himalayan state. 1.

2024年2月6日 · From the Tibetan New Year to the harvest festival, from the spring festival to the flower festival, Sikkim celebrates life in all its forms and colors. In this article, we will explore some of the most famous festivals in Sikkim, their significance, and how you can join in …

Every festival that the Sikkim holds, from the vibrant Pang Lhabsol dedicated to Mount Kanchenjunga, the meditative Losar for Tibetan New Year or the full-on flamboyance of Red Panda Winter Carnival; each gives the guest memories to cherish.

2024年8月29日 · The Festival of Sikkim encompasses a diverse array of celebrations that showcase the state’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage. From the colorful Tibetan New Year, Losar, to the sacred Buddhist observance of Saga Dawa, each Festival of Sikkim offers a glimpse into the traditions and community spirit of this beautiful region.

Here are 15 festivals in Sikkim that every traveler should know about: 1. Losar (Tibetan New Year) Losar, the Tibetan New Year, bursts into Sikkim each February, transforming the state into a kaleidoscope of colour and joyous revelry.

Sakewa is a religious festival celebrated by the Kirat Khambu Rai community of Sikkim. It is also known as the Bhoomi puja or Chandi puja (worship of mother earth). The festival begins on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Baisakh, which usually falls in April/May. 8.

Namsoong festival marks the new year of the Lepcha Tribe of Sikkim and coincides with the Sonam Lossong festival of Bhutias. Namsoong provides a glimpse of a magnificent visual treat representing an array of colourful folk dances, some merry traditional games and some exotic and mouth-watering Sikkimese Lepcha cuisine.

A beautiful culmination of traditional and emotional extravaganzas, Sikkim's festivals introduce you to the heritage and legacy of culture. Alight India is pleased to take you on a virtual tour of the spiritual fervour of Bumchu Festival, the exuberance of …