Sikkim

Sikkim is a state in northeastern India, known for its natural beauty, rich culture, and diverse tribes. The state capital is Gangtok, and the official language is Nepali. Sikkim is known for its beautiful mountains, including the Himalayas, and is a popular destination for trekking and mountaineering. The state is also known for its rich culture, which includes traditional dances and festivals, such as the Losar and the Bhumchu.
The economy of Sikkim is primarily agrarian, with rice, maize, and other crops being the mainstay. The state also has a significant amount of forest cover which is being used for the production of timber, bamboo and other forest products. Sikkim is home to many different ethnic groups and tribes, each with their own distinct culture and traditions. The Nepali people, the major ethnic group, have a rich history, culture and traditions. Buddhism is the dominant religion of Sikkim.
Sikkim has a unique history, it was an independent kingdom before becoming a protectorate of India in the 1950s, and it officially became the 22nd state of India in 1975. It is also known for its biodiversity and has been declared as an organic state, the first in India.