Bhim Nala Waterfall

Khedum · Sikkim · India

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About Bhim Nala Waterfall

Bhim Nala Waterfall is a natural waterfall located near Khedum village in Namchi district, Sikkim, India. Situated along forested slopes in South Sikkim, it is known for its tall cascade and scenic surroundings. The waterfall is accessible via local roads from Namchi and Ravangla and is often visited as a roadside natural attraction. It offers views of flowing water, rocky cliffs and lush vegetation, attracting nature lovers and photographers.

Visitors guide

Visitors can expect a tall cascading waterfall set amidst forested hills near Khedum. The site is viewed from roadside viewpoints and nearby natural paths, with rocky outcrops, dense greenery and mist from the falling water. There are no major built structures; the experience is primarily sightseeing and photography of the natural landscape and surrounding valley views. Access involves short walks on uneven natural ground.

Key highlights

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Tall cascade waterfall surrounded by forested hills
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Scenic roadside viewpoint near Khedum village
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Lush green landscape and valley views
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Photography opportunities of natural scenery
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Quiet natural setting away from urban areas

Route

By road
By air	Nearest airport in Sikkim is Pakyong Airport (PYG) near Gangtok; Bagdogra Airport (IXB) is the major airport serving the region with onward road journey to Sikkim
By train	Nearest major railhead is New Jalpaiguri Junction (NJP) in West Bengal, from where road transport continues to Namchi and Khedum

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Namchi

Namchi is the headquarters town of Namchi District in South Sikkim, situated at an altitude of about 1,675 metres. Meaning 'Sky High' in Sikkimese, it is a hill station known for panoramic views of the Kanchenjunga range. The town is notable as a cultural and pilgrimage centre, home to the Samdruptse Hill with a 135-foot Guru Padmasambhava statue and the Siddheshwar Dham (Char Dham) complex.

Namchi, SikkimHill Station

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Ravangla

Ravangla is a small hill town in Namchi District of Sikkim, situated at about 7,000-8,000 feet between Maenam and Tendong hills. It lies on the Gangtok-Geyzing road and is known for panoramic views of the Greater Himalayas including Kanchenjunga. The town serves as a base for treks and monastery visits and is noted for Buddha Park with its large bronze Buddha statue, surrounding forests and tranquil mountain setting.

Ravangla, SikkimHill Station

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Temi Tea Garden

Temi Tea Garden is the only tea estate in Sikkim, located in Temi in Namchi District (formerly South Sikkim). Established in 1969 by the Government of Sikkim, it covers about 440 acres on terraced slopes along the Tendong Hill range. The garden produces premium organic teas including black, green, white and oolong varieties. Known for its scenic terraced fields, cherry blossom trees and views of Kanchenjunga, it is a major attraction in South Sikkim.

Temi, SikkimGarden

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Samdruptse Hill

Samdruptse Hill is a prominent hilltop pilgrimage and viewpoint located about 5 km from Namchi town in Namchi District, Sikkim. Known as the 'Wish Fulfilling Hill', it is famous for the 45-metre (135 ft) bronze-gilded statue of Guru Padmasambhava, the patron saint of Sikkim, which is among the tallest statues in the state. The hill offers panoramic views of the Himalayan range including Kanchenjunga and houses a monastery and landscaped surroundings.

Namchi, SikkimReligious Site

By public transport	Limited public buses and shared taxis operate between Namchi, Ravangla and nearby villages; private taxi is more reliable for reaching Khedum

Nearest airport	Pakyong Airport (PYG), major alternative Bagdogra Airport (IXB)

Nearest railway station	New Jalpaiguri Junction (NJP)

Need to know

01Things to know before you go	Carry drinking water and wear sturdy footwear for uneven paths Visit during daylight hours for better visibility and safety Water flow is highest during and after monsoon season
02Safety information	Rocks near the waterfall can be slippery, especially during monsoon Avoid venturing too close to the edge or base during heavy flow Follow local guidance regarding weather and road conditions