Sikkim Reopens Green Lake Trek Following Four-Year Shutdown

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Gangtok: Sikkim reopened the Green Lake Trek this week. The high-altitude route sat idle for four years. Lachen Dzumsa and Khangri Tours, Treks and Expedition backed the project to get hikers moving again.

Seven Russian trekkers finished the trek this Monday. They started the journey on October 31, 2026. The group tackled the rugged Himalayan terrain under the lead of Andrei Fedorovich. Support staff included trek guide Shumiran Rai and a crew of four: Dhurba Rai, Sajan Rai, Nitesh Rai, and Tendup Sherpa.

The successful trip brings adventure tourism back to the region. Officials hope this sparks renewed interest in remote trekking paths across the state. Tshring Dorjee Lachungpa, managing director of Khangri Tours, Treks and Expedition, lauded the group for their efforts. He stated, "praised the trekkers and support crew for their dedication, coordination and teamwork."

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