How is Gangtok a place for honeymoon??

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Gangtok is not suitable for honeymoon.

Localities The areas which make up Gangtok though in no particular order are : Palzor Stadium Road Also called P.S. Road, it joins the low lying localities and suburbs with the main town. Palzor Stadium is one of its major stops. As it nears its end, it is flanked by many hotels and also the stop of the SNT or the Sikkim National Transport Buses. Some major hotels include Hotel Tibet, Hotel Mayur, Hotel Mt. Jopuno among others. The top floor of Hotel Tibet is the residence of The Dalai Lama when he visits Gangtok. There is also a Taxi stand. Mahtama Gandhi Road Also called M.G. Road, it is the main commercial district of Gangtok. There are many shops run by members of the Marwari community or migrant Biharis. Lal Bazar This is the main market of the town and occurs at the end of M.G. Road. Farmers from all over the state and adjoining areas including Nepal and Bhutan come to the market to sell their produce every weekend. Development Area This area is fairly remote and is situated at a higher altitude and has been identified by the Govt. for future expansion. It is also called Zero Point. The State Library is in this area. Gangtok's highest lodge is the Siniolchu Lodge located near the Enchey Monastery. It is also close to the state's main TV transmission tower. Economy Sikkim's mountainous terrain results in the lack of train or air links, limiting the area's potential for rapid industrial development. The government is the largest employer in the city, both directly and as contractors. The Sikkim Police also employs a large number of people to patrol the streets. The tourism industry provides employment to many people, with jobs ranging from drivers, shopkeepers to hoteliers. Gangtok receives around 200,000 tourists and earns Rs. 42 crores (9.7 million US $ annually. Its economy does not have a manufacturing base, but cottage industries such as watch-making, country-made alcohol and handicrafts are present. Among the handicrafts are the handmade paper industry made from various vegetable fibers or cotton rags. The main market in Gangtok provides many of the state's rural residents a place to offer their produce during the harvest seasons. The majority of the private business community is made up of Marwaris and Biharis. As Sikkim is a frontier state, the Indian army maintains a large presence in the vicinity of Gangtok. This leads to a large population of semi-permanent residents who bring money into the local economy. The government of Sikkim also earns a lot of revenue from the numerous Playwin lottery centres (through online gambling) in the city. With the proposed opening of the Nathula Pass by the Union government in April 2006, Gangtok would benefit as a result of trade between India and Tibet. The Nathula Pass, located about fifty kilometres from Gangtok, used to be the primary route of the wool, fur and spice trade with Tibet until 1962, when the border was closed. I hope this would help you. P Praveen Kumar