The Nor-Khill, of the Elgin heritage group of hotels in the state of Sikkim in eastern Himalayas at Gangtok, known for its traditions, unchanged characteristics and ethnic Sikkimese ambiance. You are welcome as royal guests at The Nor-Khill or in Sikkimese, the house of jewels. What is now the Kanchan Garden used to be a favourite vantage point of the Chogyal of Sikkim. The panoramic view of the lush green hills and the Kanchenjunga in the background, inspired him to paint for hours in the gardens of The Nor-Khill.
The Nor-Khill in Sikkimese means 'House of Jewels'. Jewels of Sikkim relates to its mountains, its people, its flora and fauna and its animals and fruits. This Nor-Khill was built by the King of Sikkim in 1932 as his Royal Guest House where he received and entertained Heads of States and dignitaries. Today the 4800 sq ft Function Room is the imposing lobby of the oldest heritage hotel in Gangtok. The heritage building still hosts all important visitors to the capital of Sikkim. From his holiness The Dalai Lama, to the US Ambassador to India His Excellency John Galbreith, to Heads of States and movie stars, to you and your family, each and every guest at Nor-Khill is a VIP.
The imposing lobby is resplendent in the bright and bold colours of the folk art that adorn its walls. From the lucky design motifs depicting dragons and flame symbols, to the thankas or wall hangings, the ornate bachu and chocsue, or center and side tables, the regal look of the yesteryears have been proudly preserved. An in-house curio shop sells traditional artcrafts and jewellery. Come, indulge yourself to the best Sikkim has to offer. Grace The Nor-Khill.
Pick up from the Bus Stand the charge is Rs.2500/-
