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Travel With us:- Sikkimese Cuisine

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     To get a glimpse of Tibetan cuisine one must visit Sikkim. From Noodles to Chhaang every favorite meal of yours will be found in the "Land of Monks". Foods to eat: Dim sums/ Dumplings : These are balls of goodness covered in flour dough. It is a Sikkimese delicacy made in about every home.It has two varieties- veg and non-veg.Its ingredients contains meat(chicken,mutton,beef and pork), vegetables,cheese etc.It usually comes with a red chilli sauce and mayonnaise sometimes along with a vegetable soup. You can also call it Momos in local language. Thukpa : Thukpa is a Sikkimese noodles soup.It contains noodles with some vegetables like carrots,cabbages, spring onions and meat(chicken,mutton,beef,pork).Also called Gya Thuk in some places. Phagshapa :    Phagshapa is mainly a pork based dish served along  with chillies and radishes. There is no variation of Pork for vegetarians. Sha Phaley : Sha Phaley is heaven in your mouth. It is basically Ground meat(usually beef)and ca

Travel with us - Sikkim

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I hope you all are bored enough of this self quarantine and lockdown, so as things are starting to get normal let us just plan a tour for our upcoming frozen adventure to   SIKKIM or as Tibetans like to call it "Drengjong". Let me plan you just a perfect tour for visiting Sikkim with your friends or family. First of all let me give you all a glimpse of the place you are about to visit.    So as you guys just saw the image of how beautiful Sikkim is let me just tell you this is just the trailer ,  "Picture to abhi baki hain mere dost". Places to Visit in Sikkim: Sikkim is divided into four districts, which are  East Sikkim North Sikkim West Sikkim South Sikkim In this blog I mainly will be writing about North Sikkim. Enjoy  If you never visited any Indian mountainous region then you should get a headstart from the Bengalee's one and only Darjeeling but if you have visited any mountain it will be a pleasant tour for you.          When we first hear the word SIKKI