sikkim global
technical university
Sikkim Global
Technical University
Nestled in India’s northeast, Sikkim is a landlocked paradise bordered by the Tibetan Plateaus, Nepal, Bhutan, and West Bengal. With dramatic landscapes crowned by Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest peak, Sikkim’s beauty stretches from lush valleys to snowy heights, ranging from 300 to 8540 meters in elevation.
Despite being India’s third-smallest state, Sikkim thrives economically with a GDP of US$ 1.57 billion. Agriculture remains vital, while growth in food processing, pharmaceuticals, and breweries is transforming Sikkim into a dynamic industrial hub.
Lepchas, Bhutias, and Nepalis form the cultural soul of Sikkim. Their rich traditions, languages, and vibrant festivals like Saga Dawa, Maghe Sankranti, and Udhauli reflect a harmonious coexistence and deep-rooted heritage.
From steaming plates of momos to hearty bowls of thukpa, Sikkim’s food scene is a delicious journey. Chow mein, thenthuk, and traditional snacks tempt every palate, offering a flavorful glimpse into local life.
Tourism in Sikkim blends culture, nature, and wellness. From village stays to eco-tourism and trekking, the state offers immersive experiences for adventure lovers and peace seekers alike.
Sikkim is divided into four districts — East, West, North, and South. Gangtok, the capital, lies in the East. Namchi leads the South, Mangan in the North, and Gyalshing in the West. Each district holds its own charm, stories, and unforgettable sights.
As India’s first fully organic state, Sikkim leads by example. Its commitment to sustainability and environmental harmony sets a global benchmark, inspiring eco-friendly initiatives worldwide.
Sikkim offers a unique educational experience — where classrooms meet mountains, culture, and adventure. Students gain knowledge not only through books but also through the enriching rhythm of local life.