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1. English Art Integrated Activity Topic : Sikkim Made by:- Rudraksh farvaha (roll no. 34) Mohak Gupta (Roll no. 21) Vedant Agrawal (Roll no. 49) Mayank Gumber (Roll no. 19) Idhant Sharma (Roll no. 12)

2. Dance of Sikkim The Sikkim constitute the folk dances and songs which are an ingrained part of Sikkimese culture. This music and folk dances relate to the beauty of the natural surroundings, depicting the harvest season and are performed for good luck and prosperity. Some of the popular music and folk dances are Nepali folk dance “ Maruni ” – It is one of the oldest and popular group dance form of the Nepali community, usually performed by three male dancers and the three female dancers. The dancers are usually accompanied by a clown called “Dhatu waray ”. Sometimes Maruni dances are performed to the accompaniment of the nine instrument orchestra known as “Nau- mati Baja” Nepali folk dance “ Tamamg Selo ”-This group dance of Tamang community is performed to the rhythmic sound of “ Dhamphu ”, a musical instrument and hence are also called “ Dhamphu “ dance. Bhutia folk dance”Tashi Sabdo ”-This age old group dance beautifully and gracefully shows the customs of offering khadas (Scarfs) 0n auspicious occasion. The dancers dance to the melodious tunes dully supported by musical instrument such as Yarkha , Drum, Flute and Yangjey .

3. Music of Sikkim The main traditional style is the Nepali folk music known as Tamang Selo , This music of the Tamang community is performed to the rhythmic sound of “ Dhamphu ” , a musical instrument. Western-style pop is popular in the region, as well as western-style foreign mus. Panthong Palit is a wind instrument made of bamboo. This folk instrument is found in Sikkim. Majorly used in folk and traditional musical forms ' Denjong Chha -Lu ' is one of the popular national songs of an older Sikkim, Beyul Demojong – a hidden land endowed not only with natural beauty but also with spiritual contentment. Bhutias are devotedly Buddhist and the Denjong Chha -Lu highlights the significance of the secret land of plenty i.e. Sikkim.

4. Authors/Poets of Sikkim In this anthology, poems of various poets like Agam Singh Tamang, Tulsi Bahadur Chhetri, Padam Singh Subba , Chandra Das Rai, Ram Dutt Lal Thakur, Bhupal Lamichhaney , Shivanath Mishra, Santabir Limboo and Yishey D. Gangtok -born author Prajwal Parajuly has been nominated for the prestigious Emile Guimet Prize. He has been nominated for Fuir et revenir , the translation of his widely acclaimed debut novel about a family reunion from hell, Land Where I Flee. Nepali Sahitya Parishad is a Literary organisation of Nepali language and literature in Sikkim which was established in the year 1984.

5. Culture of Sikkim Sikkim is a unique blend of different customs, religion and traditions of different communities. Since the ancient times, Sikkim was occupied by three tribes, namely, the Lepchas , the Bhutias and the Nepalese. They continue to form the people’s group and culture in Sikkim even today. The Nepalese population dominates a considerable portion of the Sikkim’s population and that is why Nepali is also the most common language among all the others in Sikkim. Recently, people have flocked over from the entire country and many Bengalis, Punjabis and Biharis have settled in to set up travel and construction businesses. A fusion of many cultures hence can be spotted but the state has remained exceptionally friendly and peaceful. Sikkim is like a beautiful cultural bouquet that is adorned with attractive folk dances, traditions and customs of different tribes and castes. These myriad cultures have given birth to a quintessential Sikkimese culture that encompasses all walks and ways of life. Having said that, it has also managed to retain its own identity. These can also be seen in their festivals, various places of worship and cultural dances that are celebrated throughout the year.

6. Tourism of Sikkim Sikkim is one of the most famous tourist destinations in North East India. Its marvellous landscape is dotted with high altitude lakes, rolling green mountains, colourful rhododendron groves, azure rivers, milky waterfalls, beautiful monasteries and unparalleled views of Mt.Kanchenjunga / Khangchendzonga , the third highest mountain in the world. The state is divided into 4 districts : North, South, East and West. There are 4 district capitals: Gangtok (East Sikkim), Mangan (North Sikkim), Namchi (South Sikkim) & Gyalshing (West Sikkim). The main capital of the state is Gangtok . Each of these districts has something unique to offer to the tourists. Kanchenjunga Base Camp :- Traveling is the aptest way of cultural exchange. The way it teaches you about the new culture, it can’t be taught by any book, video, or any other way. Kanchenjunga Base Camp is one of the ways to relish the trues essence of Sikkim culture. It is like experience the entire state through a journey that will lead you to around a height of 14,000 ft. above sea level . Kanchenjunga is the world’s third-highest peak and going on a camp to the base of this mighty mountain can surely give you a thing to brag about. The trek to Kanchenjunga starts from Dzongri which is the last road lay around this peak. Adventure lovers will surely enjoy their experience at this thrilling base camp which is nestled so close to India-China Borders.

7. Famous Celebrity’s of Sikkim Baichung bhutia :- Born in a small village in Sikkim to farmer’s parents, Baichung’s sheer talent led him to the greatest achievement. From becoming the second Indian soccer player to playing professionally in Europe to wearing the captain’s uniform for the Indian soccer team, he’s done it all. Danny Denzongpa :- was one of Hindi’s favourite moviegoers in the 70s and 80s. Born in Gangtok , Danny was educated in the state capital. Alumni of the Indian Film and Television Institute (FTTI), he soon entered the film industry. Besides being part of a number of Hindi films, Danny is also credited with the popular foreign film “Seven Years in Tibet.” Omi Gurung:- a renowned fashion designer, was born and brought up in Sikkim. He worked as a modelling editor before becoming a full-time artist. It owns a rather successful eco-friendly boutique called Green Gangtok .

8. Interesting Facts about Sikkim Cleanest State of India. Least populous state of India. India's first ODF (Open Defecation Free) State. Longest serving Chief Minister in Indian State. Home to the third highest peak in the world. Second largest global producer of cardamom. Highest lakes in India Highest number of glaciers in India Second largest Population of Gurkhas in India Home to one of the Hottest Chillies in the world

9. Sports of Sikkim Sho is a traditional race game in Tibet. Its name is simply the Tibetan word for "dice". It is traditionally played for money and by men, with two to four players - three being the most common. With four players , the usual variant is to play as two teams of two, with the partners sitting opposite each other Archery is a sport which is very popular amongst the Sikkimese. It is a traditional sport practiced here since time immemorial. It is especially played during the harvest season and can be considered as a ritual practice here. The game needs to be played wearing their traditional attire known as ' kho ’. Tarundeep Rai is an Indian archer born in Namchi Sikkim. He is conferred with the Padma Shri, in 2021 , by the Government of India, for his contribution in Sports. Earlier, in 2018 , he was awarded the Khel Ratan Award. Other famous sports of Sikkim are Mountain Biking , Paragliding, Rock Climbing ,Trekking ,Cable Car Ride ...Mountaineering ,Yak Ride.

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