Aritar
a region in East Sikkim of India under Rongli Sub-Division, is known for its
natural and landscaped beauty. It is located on the edge of the Himalayas, and
can be reached in about four hours' drive from Gangtok via either Pakyong or
Rangpo.
Isolated
from the rest of the state, on the far eastern border of Sikkim and bounded by
Mt. Kanchendzonga, the region is characterized by lush forest, mountains and
rivers. The Aritar Lake (Ghati-Tso) is a nearby attraction, as are traditional
villages and monasteries such as Lingsay.
Tourist
Attractions And Excursions
Aritar
offers multitude options to visitors like trekking, adventure sports and nature
trails. The most interesting place in Aritar is of course the Lampokhari Lake.
Lampokhari : Initially one of
the oldest natural lake in Sikkim and recently artificially constructed to
facilitate boating for the tourists. At an altitude of 4600 ft (1,400 m) it is
the only lake with boating facility in Sikkim.
Dak
Bunglow
: Popularly known as Ari-Bangla it is an old British built bunglow built by Sir
James Claude White (first political officer of Sikkim during British rule in
India) in the year 1895.
Aritar
Gumpa
: A monastery of the Kagyuapa order,considered as one of the holiest and oldest
in Sikkim. The visitor’s can imbibe the tranquil air with splendour of monastic
arts reflected in its traditional architecture, carved & painted murals and
treasure of manuscripts and icons.
Parbateyswar
Shivalaya Mandir
: The most venerated shrine with picturesque splendour is considered a very
holy pilgrimage site, where thousands of devotees throng for the blessing and
participate during the month of “SAWAN” to offer water and sip the sacred water
from a sacred vessel.
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