Naga Falls is a beautiful waterfall, located on the road that goes to Lachung and Yumthang Valley. Many travellers love to stop here to enjoy the natural beauty and take a picture with their family or friends.
The waterfall, water comes down in many steps over big rocks. It’s surrounded by green trees and plants, making the place look fresh and quiet.
The water moves in a curvy shape, which is why local people called Naga Falls. The water comes in a curvy shape, so this is a snack shape, and snack means “Naga”
Naga Falls is a perfect place to relax for a short time during the journey. The cool air and sound of flowing water make visitors feel calm and happy. It is a must-see stop for anyone travelling through North Sikkim.
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How to reach Naga Falls
Naga Falls is located in north Sikkim, where you can see the waterfall on the main road that goes to the lachung and Yumthang Valley. Reaching Naga Falls is too easy because of its on the main road.
Using the road is the Best and easiest way
If you want to reach Naga Falls by road, then you need to hire a cab or a taxi from the gangtok. Drive toward the Lachung or Yumthang valley, and you will reach the Naga Falls. This is the most common and safe way to reach Naga Falls.
Tour Packages
If you do not take risks/headaches, then a North Sikkim tour package from your location and visit North Sikkim without any issue.
In india many tour operators are providing sikkim budght friendly tour packages, Kingsland Holiday is batter option for you.
When you book a tour package from Kingsland Holiday, luxury accommodation and the best taxi services with a local guide. So it depends on you what type of tour you like.
Best time to visit
If you’re planning to visit Naga Falls, then you must think about what the best time is to visit. April to June is the best time to go there, because during these months the weather is cool and pleasant.
Roads are open for visits, so you can reach your destination easily without any issue. Summer is the ideal time to visit there.
What to avoid
You should avoid visiting from July to August (monsoon) and November to March (winter) because these months are risky. During the monsoon, the roads become slippery, and there is a high risk of landslides.
In November to March (winter), roads are closed due to heavy snowfall, so you should avoid winters to visit.
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Beautiful photos of Naga Falls
Nearby Places to visit Naga Falls
When you visit Naga Falls, you should also places to visit nearby Naga Falls. In the north sikkim, there are many waterfalls, valleys, and lakes, which make it more beautiful and magical. Make sure you do not forget add these places in your North Sikkim itinerary.
Bhim Nala Falls (Amitabh Bachchan Falls) is another beautiful waterfall, located in the north Sikkim. It’s about 25 Km from Naga Falls, which is too close, and you can reach there easily in 30 to 40 minutes.
Lachung Village & Lachung Monastery are the most popular tourism attrection in North Sikkim. It’s around 34 km from Naga Falls (in the Lachung area), which is the most beautiful Buddhist monastery in North Sikkim. Lachung monastery is must visit place in North Sikkim.
Yumthang Valley (Valley of Flowers) is famous for its natural beauty, located on the way to Lachung in North Sikkim. It’s roughly 26-30 km from Lachung (you’ll reach Yumthang after Lachung on the route).
Zero Point (Yumesamdong) is a very high-altitude area, and most of the time its close due to heavy snowfall. It’s located 15 km beyond Yumthang Valley, and you can reach it using a taxi from the zero point.
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Map/Location of Naga Falls
FAQ’s about Naga Falls
1. Why is it called Naga Falls?
The waterfall is named Naga Falls because the flowing water looks like a snake (Naga) as it moves down the rocks.
2. Do I need a permit to visit Naga Falls?
No separate permit is needed for Naga Falls, but a North Sikkim travel permit is required to enter the region.
3. Can we visit Naga Falls with children?
Yes, children can visit Naga Falls, but they should be closely supervised because the rocks near the waterfall can be wet.
4. Are food stalls available near Naga Falls?
Small local tea and snack stalls are sometimes available near the falls, but options are limited.
5. Is Naga Falls open throughout the year?
Naga Falls is open year-round, but access may be limited during heavy snowfall or landslides.
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