Lachen is a serene town nestled in the northern part of the Indian state of Sikkim. Known for its picturesque landscapes, Lachen serves as the base for several high-altitude trekking routes, including the famous trek to the Gurudongmar Lake, which is one of the highest lakes in the world. The town is characterized by its tranquil atmosphere, lush green pastures, and panoramic vistas of the snow-capped Himalayas. Traditional wooden homes with vibrant Buddhist prayer flags fluttering in the wind epitomize the cultural richness of the area. The Lachen Monastery, perched atop a hill, is an important spiritual center for the local Bhutia community and offers a glimpse into the local religious practices. Lachen acts as a gateway to the Tso Lhamo Lake and Chopta Valley, both significant for their natural beauty and biodiversity. The town's economy is mainly dependent on tourism and agriculture, with the cultivation of potatoes and cardamom being quite prevalent. Due to its remote location, it maintains an untouched beauty with a much smaller number of tourists compared to other Sikkim destinations.