Historic Old Silk Route Revived: Sikkim Unveils Ancient Stone Trek for Tourists

In a significant move to boost heritage and eco-tourism, the historic stone pathway connecting Sikkim to Tibet—once a bustling trade artery for merchants and mule caravans—is being revitalized.

The initiative focuses on the "South Old Silk Route," a legendary path that historically connected Kalimpong in West Bengal to Lhasa in Tibet via Reshi, Rhenock, and the Jelepla Pass. Historically, traders traveling from Kalimpong would make a mandatory overnight stop in Rhenock before continuing their arduous journey.

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Historic Old Silk Route Revived: Sikkim Unveils Ancient Stone Trek for Tourists

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