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A few things to know before you travel to Sikkim.
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If you’ve stayed with us before, you’re already a part of the Tagalong Family, and this one’s for you.

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Cine-Mad Wednesday 🎬

This Wednesday, we’re screening A Death in the Gunj — a hauntingly quiet story of loneliness, fragile masculinity, and the weight of unspoken emotions.

Directed by Konkona Sen Sharma, the film follows Shutu, a sensitive young man navigating a tense family holiday in 1970s McCluskieganj. What begins as an ordinary getaway slowly unravels into something far more unsettling.

📍 Join us this Wednesday, 25th
⏰ 6 PM

Traveling through Sikkim doesn’t have to be expensive, just intentional.

Stay in hostels or homestays, eat where the locals eat, and don’t rush the journey. Shared cabs over private taxis, off-season travel, and carrying your own essentials can go a long way.

Save where you can, spend where it matters - on experiences, people, and moments.

This Wednesday, we’re screening Bangalore Days directed by Anjali Menon.

Three cousins leave their small towns for the big city of Bangalore, each chasing different dreams, only to discover that adulthood, love, and friendship are far more complicated than they imagined. Warm, funny, and deeply relatable, the film captures the chaos and beauty of growing up and finding your own path.

Join us this Wednesday at 6 PM at The Travel Cafe. 🍿

Join us for a Thangka Painting Workshop at Tagalong 2.0.

Learn the basics of this sacred Himalayan art form in a guided session with Mingyur Dorjee Bhutia. Whether you’re curious about traditional Buddhist art or simply want to spend a mindful afternoon creating, this workshop is open to everyone.

🗓 14 March
🕚 11 AM
📍 Tagalong 2.0

Fee: ₹520 (materials included)

Beyond its mountains and monasteries, Sikkim is home to incredible wildlife. Here are a few species that make this Himalayan region so special.

From its wide altitude range and rich biodiversity to its deep cultural roots, Sikkim stands apart in many ways. Here are a few reasons that make it different from the rest.

It tells of a time when the Lepchas tried to reach heaven, and how a small misunderstanding changed everything.

If you ever pass through Daramdin, remember this tale.

Credits: Legends of The Lepchas by Yishey Doma

Long before anything was written down, this story was passed from one voice to another.

It tells of a time when the Lepchas tried to reach heaven, and how a small misunderstanding changed everything.

If you ever pass through Daramdin, remember this tale.

Credits: Legends of The Lepchas by Yishey Doma

How you travel matters just as much as where you go.

Mindful travel is about slowing down, respecting culture, supporting local communities, and protecting the places that welcome you. Small choices make a big difference.

Save this as your reminder before your next trip.