Ban Jhakri Falls Park, <em>Gangtok</em>
Gangtok

Ban Jhakri Falls Park, Gangtok

About Ban Jhakri Falls Park

Opening time- 8 am to 6 pm

Prime days and hours- Weekends, Mornings and Evenings 

Suggested Duration- 1-2 hours

Tickets- Available Offline 

Nearest Railway Station- Siliguri Railway Station, about 109 km

Nearest Bus Stand- Gangtok Bus Stand, about 6.9 km

Nearest Airport- Pakyong Airport, about 25 km

Located just 7 km from Gangtok on the way to Ranka, Ban Jhakri Falls, also called Energy Park, spans over 2 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and forest. Its star attraction is a 40-foot waterfall cascading over rocky cliffs into a clear, cool pool below. The park is perfect and one of the best places to visit in Gangtok for enjoying a walk, spending some time in peace, and having a picnic with friends and family. 

Wander along paved pathways and cross the charming footbridge built over the stream. Admire the dragon splash feature at the pool’s edge and the colourful statues of Banjhakri, Lyam Lymay, Mangpas, and Lepcha ancestors scattered throughout the park. Ideal for peaceful walks, family picnics, or simply soaking in nature, the park also offers refreshment stalls at the entrance and plenty of shaded spots to relax. Whether you’re seeking quiet reflection or fun with friends, Ban Jhakri Falls & Energy Park is one of Gangtok’s most memorable outdoor escapes.

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Open 7 days a week
Paid entry
Monday08:00 – 18:00
Tuesday08:00 – 18:00
Wednesday08:00 – 18:00
Thursday08:00 – 18:00
Friday08:00 – 18:00
Saturday08:00 – 18:00
Sunday08:00 – 18:00
Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Ban Jhakri Falls Park Highlights

• Visit the Ban Jhakri Falls in Gangtok, where water plunges from a rocky height of almost 40 feet amidst lush greenery, offering a refreshing natural escape.
• Witness the captivating statues of Ban Jhakri, Lyam Lymay, Mangpas and Lepcha ancestors.
• Discover a beautiful manmade lake here, featuring a striking dragon sculpture at its centre.

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Point of Interest for Ban Jhakri Falls Park

Witness the Shamanic Statues

Witness the Shamanic Statues

The Shamanic Statues at Gangtok’s Banjhakri Falls are a captivating sight, offering a unique cultural touch to the park. These statues depict figures and scenes from Sikkimese shamanic traditions. It’s a fascinating glimpse for visitors into the region’s rich folklore, spirituality, and storytelling heritage.

Wander in the Gardens

Wander in the Gardens

As you wander through the park, you’ll come across beautifully landscaped gardens and exploring is easy and enjoyable with the footbridge and walkways at the Energy Park. These well-maintained paths lead you through lush greenery, offering stunning views of the surroundings. Whether for a peaceful stroll or nature photography, the park’s design ensures a seamless, picturesque, and immersive outdoor experience.


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