Budang Gaari Fort
Fort
Budang Gaari Fort
Budang Gaari Fort, located in East Sikkim within the Sumin Reserve Forest, is the ruins of a fort built by the Chogyal of Sikkim to defend the kingdom against Bhutanese invasions from the east. According to local legend, the fort was erected after the king of Bhutan attempted to reclaim Princess Pendi, who had fled with the Sikkimese king.
The fort sits atop ridges with natural cave formations nearby and includes a Hindu Kali temple where local pilgrims offer prayers during festivals like Rama Navami. The area is considered sacred by both Hindus and Buddhists and is part of the East Pendam ecotourism zone, known for its serene environment and organic farming practices.
Budang Gaari Fort not only holds historical and cultural significance but also forms a part of Sikkim’s rich natural heritage overseen by government ecological and forestry management.
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Budang Gaari Fort is located in East Sikkim, Sikkim.
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