- Located in Sikkim (Covers its 25% area)
- Park includes a unique diversity of plains, valleys, lakes, glaciers and spectacular snow-capped mountains covered with ancient forests
- The park combines the religious and cultural practices of Buddhism as well as the ecological significance of the region
- It houses the world’s 3rd highest peak Mt Khangchendzonga
- Why in news? It is included in UNESCO’s ’mixed’ heritage site category of the list i.e. it exhibits qualities of both natural and cultural significance
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