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Despite being a tourist hub with beautiful landscapes and a growing population, one Indian state lacks a railway station. Let's explore more about this state and its beauty.
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Situated in the stunning Eastern Himalayas, Sikkim is the only state in India without a railway station within its borders, making it a unique and intriguing fact.
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The state's challenging terrain in the rugged Himalayas, with its steep mountains and difficult landscapes, has made it difficult to establish rail connectivity.
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Despite lacking its own railway station, Sikkim is well-connected by roads. National highways and winding mountain routes link Sikkim to neighboring states, offering a thrilling and scenic travel experience, whether heading to Gangtok or exploring the Yumthang Valley.
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The nearest railway stations to Sikkim is located in neighboring West Bengal. The two closest railway stations to Sikkim are Siliguri Railway Station, situated about 114 kilometers away, which serves as a major transportation hub for the region, and New Jalpaiguri Railway Station, located around 125 kilometers away, offering access to Sikkim via road.
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Sikkim may be the only state in India without a railway station, but its natural beauty and innovative transportation solutions make it an even more fascinating destination. From scenic mountain roads to flights via Pakyong Airport, Sikkim remains a must-visit destination, offering some of India’s most breathtaking sights.
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Meghalaya’s sole railway station, Mendipathar, is located in the East Garo Hills district, providing a key entry point for travelers. While rail connectivity is limited, road transport serves as the state's primary link to the rest of the region.
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Mizoram has a single railway station, Bairabi, located in the Kolasib district, serving as the state's gateway. Despite limited rail connectivity, Mizoram remains well-linked to the rest of India through robust road and air networks.
