Flower Exhibition Centre gangtok
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Flower Exhibition Centre, Gangtok

About Flower Exhibition Centre

Opening Hours:  Monday - Sunday: 08:30 AM to 05:00 PM

Prime Day & Hours: Weekends, mornings, and evenings

Suggested Duration: 45 minutes - 1 hour

Tickets: Available Offline

Nearest Railway Station: Siliguri Junction, about 111 km away

Nearest Airport: Pakyong Airport, about 30 km away

Nearest Bus Stop: Gangtok bus stand, about 6.7 km away

The Flower Exhibition Centre is one of Gangtok’s most delightful attractions, offering a peaceful escape into the world of flowers. It is located beside Ridge Park and a short walk from MG Marg. This large greenhouse-style centre is dedicated to preserving and displaying the rich botanical variety of Sikkim. Visitors are greeted with seasonal flowers like orchids, rhododendrons, lilies, and chrysanthemums, all of which are carefully arranged in themed gardens. The highlight is the annual Flower Show, held in April-May, which features award-winning displays from across the state and beyond. 

Whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply seeking a peaceful escape, the vibrant blooms, gentle fragrances, and serene setting of this centre create a truly unforgettable experience. Ideal for families, couples, and solo travellers alike, it offers excellent photo opportunities and a window into Sikkim’s rich floral heritage. Just a short trip from central Gangtok, it's a perfect spot for a refreshing and relaxing visit.

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Open 7 days a week
Paid entry
Monday09:00 – 17:15
Tuesday09:00 – 17:15
Wednesday09:00 – 17:15
Thursday09:00 – 17:15
Friday09:00 – 17:15
Saturday09:00 – 17:15
Sunday09:00 – 17:15
Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Flower Exhibition Centre Highlights

• Explore the beautiful Flower Exhibition Centre, located in the heart of Gangtok, housing vibrant species of flowers.
• Witness the annual flower show, which is usually held in April-May, to witness the vibrant flower species arranged together.
• Enjoy a peaceful, photogenic escape that is surrounded by blooming paths and floral fragrances.

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Point of Interest for Flower Exhibition Centre

Attend the Annual Flower Show

Attend the Annual Flower Show

Get a chance to attend the annual Flower Show held at the centre. You can visit during April or May to witness Sikkim’s most beautiful floral event. The local grows exquisite orchids, seasonal flowers, and bonsais in artistic patterns. This is a colourful and fragrant celebration of the region’s horticultural richness and creativity, offering photography opportunities.

Learn About Sikkim’s Flora

Learn About Sikkim’s Flora

You can learn about Sikkim’s flora by visiting the Flower Exhibition Centre, which helps you learn about Sikkim’s rich plant life. The centre features placards on conservation efforts and rare efforts that make it a great place for learners.

Visit Nearby Attractions on Foot

Visit Nearby Attractions on Foot

Visitors can also head to Ridge Park, which is right next to the centre, or explore White Memorial Hall. MG Marg is just a 10-minute walk away, so you can visit and enjoy local delicacies in cafes, shops, and street shacks to complete your outing in Gangtok.

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