Travel Geniee Tours and Travels

Yo, what’s up guys! So, I just got back from Tsomgo Lake, and let me tell you, it was the most epic adventure ever! This glacial lake in Sikkim, India, is like, straight out of a fantasy movie or something. When I got there, I was shook by how gorgeous it was. The water was like this totally bomb shade of blue-green, and there were small fish swimming in the shallows.

First off, the scenery was totally on point. The lake was this gorgeous shade of turquoise blue, and the mountains were all snow-capped and majestic. It was like something straight out of “Lord of the Rings” or “Game of Thrones”. I was low-key expecting to see some dragons or orcs or something, but couldn’t find one there ;).

But the real highlight of the trip was riding a yak around the lake. It was like, “Mulan” meets “The Lion King”. These gentle giants are so cool, and they’re like the perfect ride for exploring the area and perfect for photo op (#yaksafari) and good place to play real life call-of-duty or free fire. There’s this dope food stall where you can get Maggi and momos for just 50 bucks a plate. And let me tell you, it’s straight fire! The vendor’s got mad style, with cool lights and decorations. The food’s hella good too, with fresh herbs and spices on the Maggi and a bomb dipping sauce for the momos. The vibes are chill with sick background music and cozy lighting. It’s totally worth checking out!

“This place was like something straight out of “Lord of the Rings” or “Game of Thrones”. I was low-key expecting to see some dragons or orcs or something, but couldn’t find one there 😉 but the winter is coming…”

And let’s not forget about the Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple. This place was like, straight out of “Indiana Jones” or something. It’s like, this super spiritual temple dedicated to a soldier who died in the area, and legend has it that his spirit still watches over the lake. It was like, totally spooky, but also super fascinating.

As the sun started to set, the whole place lit up in this amazing blaze of colors. It was like something out of a Katy Perry music video or something. The sky was all pink and purple, and the mountains looked like they were on fire. Creating a backdrop that was like totally Instagram-worthy (sorry FB)