Dzongu Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels

About Dzongu

Dzongu has been established as an official reserve for the Lepcha people, the aboriginal inhabitants of Sikkim. The Lepchas have strong ties with the nature and have lived here for centuries. An understanding of their culture, customs and language helps to foster an appreciation of the beautiful mountains, deep forests, and the emerald-colored Teesta River. The region sees little tourist activity and hence seems almost untouched. It is sparsely populated and most of it is covered with dense vegetation. Rice fields and cardamom plantations can be seen near the villages.

Where to Stay in Dzongu

• 🏨Mayal Lyang Homestay

Dzongu Travel Guide Sections

Our comprehensive guide covers 10 sections including: