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English: A beautiful place right up in north Sikkim. The place is called Yumthang valley also known as Zero point. Zero point means no civilization beyond this point. The place is so quite that one be with oneself & hear the wind whispering. One can spend hours here as quietness takes over. The place is also called as valley of flowers which is home to Shingba Rhododendron which is Sikkim's state flower. |
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| Author | Amit J Sangekar |
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