Kanchenjunga Falls : Kanchenjunga Falls is a scenic, 100-foot-tall perennial waterfall in Pelling, Sikkim, India, believed to originate from the glaciers of the Kanchenjunga mountain range. It's a popular tourist spot characterized by its powerful cascade, cool waters, and a surrounding environment of lush greenery and rocky terrain. The falls are considered sacred by local communities, including the Lepcha people, and can be accessed via a short trek or walk, making it a significant attraction for nature lovers and photographers.
At a distance of 5 km from Darap Village and 12 km from Pelling, Rimbi Waterfalls is a scenic waterfall near Pelling. Situated near Darap Village, it is one of the famous waterfalls in Pelling and among the best places of sightseeing in Pelling.
On the way to Khecheopalri Lake and Yuksam, Rimbi waterfall is formed over Rimbi River. During summer, the waterfall looks spectacular which attracts many tourists. Located close to the waterfall is one of the oldest hydro power stations in Sikkim. Established in the early 70's, this power station is the source of energy for most of the villa towns of West Sikkim including Gayzing, Tigjuck and Pelling.
