Khecheopalri Lake, nestled in the lush hills of West Sikkim, is a serene spiritual site revered by Hindus and Buddhists. Known as the "Wish Fulfilling Lake," this tranquil water body near Pelling is where nature and spirituality converge in harmony. The name Khecheopalri is steeped in mysticism. Derived from two components Kheche006F, meaning “flying yoginis” or Taras (female manifestations of Avalokiteshvara), and Palri, meaning “palace”—the name evokes imagery of divine beings descending into the sacred Himalayan valley. This etymology reflects the lake’s deeply ingrained mythological significance and spiritual aura.

Khecheopalri Lake, nestled in the lush hills of West Sikkim, is a serene spiritual site revered by Hindus and Buddhists. Known as the "Wish Fulfilling Lake," this tranquil water body near Pelling is where nature and spirituality converge in harmony. The name Khecheopalri is steeped in mysticism. Derived from two components Kheche006F, meaning “flying yoginis” or Taras (female manifestations of Avalokiteshvara), and Palri, meaning “palace”—the name evokes imagery of divine beings descending into the sacred Himalayan valley. This etymology reflects the lake’s deeply ingrained mythological significance and spiritual aura.