In addition to the natural beauty of the area, this place is also important from a historical point of view. Rinchen State is famous for its charming Kanchenjunga Mountain. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kangchenjunga Peak and surrounding mountains, such as Narsingh Mountain. It is also famous for the 2 oldest monasteries in Sikkim, Ruisen Temple, and Rinchen State Temple. Both were built between the 17th and 18th centuries. Rinchen State Monastery is the third oldest monastery in Sikkim, founded by 98 lamas. The monastery set up a rare Adi Buddha statue (AdiBuddha) in YabYum. Adi Buddha, also known as the original Buddha, is said to be the true Buddha, symbolically represented as the blue naked Buddha. In the YabYum pose, the Buddha meditates while hugging a woman. In Buddhism, it symbolizes the united strength of men and women. Apparently even the 1913 Nobel Prize winner Rabindranath Tagore (Rabindranath Tagore) is said to have been here and wrote a poem for his book "Gitanjali", which he later translated into English. For "The Heart is Fearless". There is a lookout point above the Rinchen Choulin Monastery, named Rabindra Smriti Van (Rabindra Smriti Van), revered in his name. This lookout point is full of azaleas and other seasonal flowers. This is a quiet and picturesque place where anyone can take a break from their busy lives and stay there for a few days to refresh themselves. From here you can enjoy magnificent views of Mount Kanchenjunga, Mount Kabru, Mount Pandim, and Kumbhakarna.