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MG Road, Gangtok

 

MG Road, Gangtok

MG Road is the heart of Gangtok and the busiest place in the city. It is the central shopping hub of this beautiful state capital with numerous shops, restaurants and hotels lined up on either side - a great place to take a leisurely stroll or just sit on the benches and enjoy the eclectic ambience.




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