Rabdentse Palace | Ancient Capital Of Sikkim | An Exclusive Video For The History & Nature Lovers
1,891 views · Published 9 August 2016 · 45:45 · Indexed 21 October 2026
Channel: Tanmoy Sarkar · 2016 · Travel & Events
Rabdentse Palace or Rabdentse Site Of The Ancient Capital Of Sikkim is a very famous place for the History and Nature lovers. So, I've tried to capture every inch, every detail of this historically famous Kingdom and Palace. This video starts from the main gate of the palace on the main road, then almost 30 minutes walk across the deep woods to reach the Palace Site and then again came back by the same path when almost dark in the woods... The ruins of the Rabdentse Palace are in Pelling, West Sikkim and very close to the oldest monastery of Sikkim Pemayangtse Monastery. It was the second capital of the former Kingdom of Sikkim from 1670 -1814. And The Rabdentse kingdom was destroyed by the invading Gurkha Army. Now only the ruins of the beautiful Palace are seen here to tell the tale... This Palace Site has been declared as of National Importance by the Archaeological Survey Of India... Naturally also this place is very beautiful... from the palace Site you can see the breathtaking views of the Kanchenjunga Mountain Ranges and I am lucky enough to capture the divine view.... If I make a single person happy only then my mission will be successful...Please see the full video...Thank you... #RabdentsePalace #SikkimTourism #IncredibleIndia
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