Gurudongmar Lake

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Gurudongmar Lake is a high-altitude glacial lake in North Sikkim, India, renowned for its stunning turquoise waters, sacred significance, and dramatic Himalayan surroundings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial lake
high-altitude lake
access reached by road from Lachen
requires special permit
alternativeName Gurudongmar Tso NERFINISHED
bestVisitSeason April to June
October to early December
category Lakes of Sikkim
Sacred lakes in India
Tourist attractions in Sikkim
climate cold desert climate
color turquoise
country India
distanceFromLachen about 65 kilometers by road
drainageBasin Teesta River basin NERFINISHED
elevation about 5150 meters above sea level
approximately 16900 feet above sea level
governingAuthority Government of Sikkim NERFINISHED
Indian Army (area control) NERFINISHED
hasFeature barren high-altitude landscape
dramatic Himalayan surroundings
snow-clad mountains
strong winds
thin air
isSacredTo Buddhists
Hindus NERFINISHED
Sikhs NERFINISHED
locatedIn Eastern Himalayas NERFINISHED
Himalayas
Indian state of Sikkim NERFINISHED
Lachen Valley NERFINISHED
North Sikkim NERFINISHED
Sikkim NERFINISHED
namedAfter Guru Padmasambhava NERFINISHED
nearBorderWith Nepal NERFINISHED
Tibet Autonomous Region of China NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Lachen NERFINISHED
partOf Indian Himalayan region NERFINISHED
popularFor photography
scenic beauty
spiritual visits
religiousSignificance considered sacred by multiple faiths
restriction limited access for foreign nationals
risk high-altitude sickness
tourismType high-altitude tourism destination
religious pilgrimage site
waterSource glacial melt
waterType freshwater
winterCondition lake surface largely frozen in winter

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Indian state of Sikkim touristAttraction Gurudongmar Lake
subject surface form: Sikkim