Lumdung

Lumdung is a small village located in the East Sikkim district of the Indian state of Sikkim. It is situated in the Old Silk Route area, known for its scenic beauty and historical significance as a trade route between India and Tibet.

Lumdung is characterized by its high altitude and mountainous terrain. The climate is generally cold, especially during the winter months. The primary inhabitants of Lumdung are of Bhutia and Tibetan descent, and the local culture is heavily influenced by Buddhism.

The village serves as a base for tourists exploring the Old Silk Route, offering basic accommodation and amenities. Popular attractions near Lumdung include the Kupup Lake, Jelep La pass, and Menmecho Lake. The economy of Lumdung is primarily dependent on tourism and small-scale agriculture.