Kabi Lungchok - Historical landmark in Kabi - default, India

Kabi Lungchok located in the North District of Sikkim, approximately 19-20 kilometres Gangtok.The route crosses the ridge at Tashi View Point. This is the location where a friendship treaty was signed between the Lepcha chief Tekung Tek and the Bhutia Chief Khey Bum Sar. The location of the signing is marked by a stone pillar (picture attached). It also has a small Buddhist monastery.

Treaty of blood brotherhood was signed here between lepcha and bhutia cheif. An imortant place in the history of Sikkim.

Just a rustic jungle walk. Place could be cleaned of litter...but nevertheless its a nice short walk.

It's the best place to visit with lots of ancient history for that you have to pay a visit

Beuty lies in love n friendship. Its place of brotherhood.

Such a lovely quite place that celebrates the unit of Bhutias and Lepchas.

It's natural place and very beautiful

History place for Sikkim where the "treaty of brotherhood" was signed bet bhutias and lepcha...