Saramsa Garden

Located near Ranipool in Sikkim’s Pakyong District, Saramsa Garden—also known as Ipecac Garden—is a historic botanical park dating back to 1922. Originally established during the colonial era to cultivate fruit for British officials, it gained prominence for growing the medicinal plant ipecacuanha, widely used in traditional medicine, which earned the garden its alternate name.

Today, Saramsa Garden stands as a vibrant green haven cherished by locals and tourists alike. Visitors can wander through its well-maintained paths surrounded by a diverse variety of plants and trees, offering a peaceful retreat from the bustle of city life. The garden’s serene atmosphere makes it perfect for leisurely strolls, photography, and educational exploration of its rich flora.

Besides its natural beauty, Saramsa Garden holds cultural and historical significance, reflecting Sikkim’s colonial past and its enduring relationship with medicinal plants. It’s an ideal spot for nature lovers, families, and anyone seeking tranquility and a deeper connection with Sikkim’s botanical heritage.