





Places to Explore
Uncover the rich cultural tapestry and natural beauty within easy reach of the farmhouse.
Rinchenpong Monastery
Poison Lake/Neing Dah
Reesum Gumpa
Also known as Sang Ngag Yangtse Monastery, Rinchenpong Monastery was established around 1730 and is regarded by the Soreng District administration as one of Sikkim's oldest monasteries.
Located above Rinchenpong town, it can be reached by a short walk and offers a peaceful setting with views towards Mt. Kanchenjunga.
Known locally as Poison Lake locally known as Neing Dah, this is one of the historical places associated with Rinchenpong and is recognised among the sightseeing attractions of Rinchenpong.
I would not use the current description “serene emerald lake shrouded in local legends” unless we later research and explain the actual history behind the name.
Located around Upper Hathidhunga, Rinchenpong, Reesum Gumpa is another historic religious site surrounded by the natural landscape of the area.






A Little Further Around
Rabindranath Tagore Park
Rinchen Choling Monastery
Village & Forest Walks
A viewpoint and landscaped area associated with the local memory of Rabindranath Tagore's visit to Rinchenpong. The location offers sunrise and sunset views and has been developed with seasonal flowers, orchids and rhododendrons.
Also known locally as the Gurung Gumpa, this monastery near Rinchenpong town was established by the Gurung Buddhist Society in 1996 and can be visited on a short walk.
Rinchenpong is particularly suited to short hikes, village walks, birdwatching and exploring forested surroundings rather than only conventional sightseeing. These activities are also highlighted by the Soreng District tourism authority.
Make Sangadorjee Your Base Near Rinchenpong
Explore the monasteries, villages, forests and mountain landscapes around Rinchenpong, then return to the quiet surroundings of a family-run heritage farmhouse.
Hosted by Pema Gyalchen & Family
