A Quaint And Remote Sillery Gaon (Village) Is Located In The Kalimpong District Of West Bengal Of India. According To Local Folklore Sillery Derived, Its Name From A Plant That Grows In Abundance In This Region. Carpeted With Cinchona Plantation Which Was Introduced By The British To Source, Quina To Cure Malaria And With The Blanket Of White Snow In Winter Season. Featuring An Historical Fort Damsang; Also Known As “Fort Samsung,” Which Was Built In The 17th Century; An Exquisitely Carved And Preserved Sangchen Dorjee Monastery; And Ramitey Dara And Tinchuley View Points To Name A Few. Inhabited By Many Spectacular Birds. Sillery Gaon (Village) Is Known For Offering Spellbinding Views Overlooking The Humongous Snow-Crowned Mountain Peak Of “Mount Kanchenjunga,” Which Is The Third Highest Mountain In The World. Perched Upon The Foothills Of The Great Himalayas. Serving As A Base Camp For The Trekkers Heading Towards The High-Altitude Aesthetic Landscapes Of Sikkim Of India. Stationed Near The Banks Of The Mighty Reshi And Teesta Rivers. This Quaint And Remote Sillery Gaon (Village) Of North-East India Is A Delight For Bird-Watchers, Nature-Lovers, Travelers And, Photographers.
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