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Ganesh Tok is a small Ganesh Temple located 7 km from Gangtok at an altitude of 6500 m and can accommodate just one person at a time and one has to crawl to reach there. But a panoramic view of the entire town of Gangtok, the Raj Bhavan complex and mount Kanchenjunga can be seen from here and makes for a breathtaking view.
@ 13 Jan, 2021
I love this place. The view of Gangtok city was mesmerizing and cold wind touching your face was also a good experience. As name this place has a Lord Ganesha temple with some spectacular views of mountains ranges and Gangtok town.
@ 05 Jan, 2021
A great place. There is very beautiful temple of lord Ganesha. You also get a good view of Gangtok city. There is a parking charge of 20 rupees per vehicle.
@ 29 Nov, 2020
This site is good and you can visit the site if u are a tourist. Hindu devotees can also visit the site. There is a Ganesh temple where u have to go through stairs. From there u will get very good views of mountains and localities on mountains. U can call it a viewpoint. There is also a good restaurant and a Spooky House (Scary House). Ticket per head is Rs. 100/- for the Spooky House. U can experience the Spooky House, it's good. But I think that the rate should have been 50/- instead of 100/- (as per my experience). U need to pay parking fees of Rs. 20/- even if u have rented a cab.
@ 03 Jan, 2021
It's a place of worship and a tourist attraction. The campus has parking for 4wheeler @20. It also has local sellers selling items at reasonable price.
@ 24 Oct, 2020
Very well maintained Ganesha temple, with sitting arrangements for devotees inside the temple. Benches could be placed near parking space for convenience of tourists and devotees.