But the panorama is completely dominated by the Kanchenjunga and Everest group. The space between the two is occupied by snowy ranges. Three sisters which cluster together, if you look towards east beyond Kanchenjunga you will see Narsing and then the Dongkya and the Chola ranges of the Tibetan frontier with Chumalhari lifting up to its heads in the rear.The whole snowy range of Bhutan, Sikkim and Nepal about 320 kms in length; it is visible.
Kanchenjunga-correctly spelt as Khangchedzonga is the third highest mountain in the world means “Five Treasures of the Great Snow” and is the guardian deity of Sikkimese.From the mid of April till the first week of June this region blushes with rhododendron bloom and lovely primula and other alpine flower spread like a beautiful carpet.
A variety of Alpnine flowers can be seen all along the route during the months of April and May. A variety of Himalayan Pheasants including some rare ones can be seen on this route. Notable wildlife species that can be seen in this jungle are the red panda,the Himalayan bear,and several species of deer.
This trekking route is open throughout the year except during the monsoon season (15th June to 15th September).
TREKKERS POINT.
