Tiger Hills

The picturesque hill town of Tiger Hill is situated near Soreng, in Sikkim, India's West district. The hill, which is surrounded by mountains and beautiful green woods and is located at an elevation of almost 8,500 feet above sea level, is a well-liked tourist attraction in Sikkim. The breathtaking morning views on Tiger Hill are its main draw. The third-highest mountain in the world, Mount Kanchenjunga, and other snow-capped Himalayan Mountains may be seen as the sun rises over them. The vista is really magnificent, and guests may take some beautiful dawn pictures.

Tiger Hill is an excellent area to have a picnic with family and friends in addition to enjoying the morning scenery. The hill is close to a number of little stores and food stands that provide delectable regional snacks and sips. Tourists may also take pleasure in quick treks in the nearby woodlands, which are home to a broad range of plant and animal life. The region is particularly well-known for its prospects for birding, and tourists may see a variety of bird species there. Tiger Hill is best visited between November and February when the weather is mild and the sky is clear, allowing visitors to see the mountains unimpeded. There is no entrance fee and the hill is free to guests all day.