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ART INTEGRATED ACTIVITY
COMPUTER                                      ( GROUP-1)

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1. PEOPLE        ( RNO.1 AADITYA)

2. RELEGION    (RNO.2ADITYA)

3. FOOD           (RNO.3 ALOK)

4. TOURISM     (RNO.4 AMAN)

5. FESTIVAL     (RNO.5 ANIRUDH)

6. CULTURE      (RNO.6 ANMOL)

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Sikkim is India's least populous state with 607,688 inhabitants. Sikkim is also one of the least densely populated Indian state, with only 86 persons per square kilometer. There are three ethnic groups in Sikkim-Lepchas, Bhutias and Nepalese. The three ethnic groups of people represents a synthesis of three different cultures, traditions and religions in Sikkim. Due to a century- long population influx from Nepal, the majority of Sikkim's residents are of Nepali ethnic origin. The people of Sikkim are very honest,   hardworking and concerned about nature and that is the biggest reason behind it being the cleanest state, people don't litter things on the road and keep the environment clean.

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According to the 2011 census, 57.8% follow Hindusism, making it the state's majority religion. Buddhism is followed by 27.4% of the population, while Christianity is followed by 9.9%. There are many Hindu temples throughout the state.

Vajrayana Buddhism, which accounts for 27.3 percent of the population, is Sikkim's second-largest, yet most prominent religion. Prior to Sikkim's becoming a part of the Indian Union, Vajrayana Buddhism was the state religion under the Chogyal. Sikkim has 75 Buddhist Monastries, the oldest dating back to the 1700s The public and visual aesthetics of Sikkim are executed in shades of Vajrayana Buddhism and Buddhism plays a significant role in public life, even among Sikkim's majority Nepali Hindu population.

Christians in Sikkim are mostly descendants of Lepchas who were converted by British missionaries in the late 19th century, and constitute around 10 percent of the population. As of 2014, the Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Sikkim is the largest Christian denomination in Sikkim.

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Sikkim is one of the beauties in the northeastern part of India. It is nicely tucked away and beautifully landlocked with immense natural beauty, it has all the components which would soothe you from the tiredness of vigorous day-to-day activities.
FAMOUS TOURIST DESTINATION IN SIKKIM

Tsomgo Lake

Yuksom

Nathula Pass

Lachung, Lachen

Ravangla

Namchi

Zuluk

Teesta River

Gangtok

Pelling

Singalila National Park

Phodong Monastery

Gurudongmar Lake

Goechala

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As idli and dosa is to Tamil Nadu, momos and thukpa is to Sikkim. Despite the multi-flavoured variety in the state, people often end up associating it with the two most popular dishes. Well, we are here to bust the misconceptions. Inspired heavily by Nepali and Tibetan flavours, Sikkimese cuisine offers delicious dishes of meats and vegetables. So, what can you eat in the state beyond momos?
•	Kodo Ko Roti
A Nepali dish, kodo ko roti has been adopted through Sikkim as a dish of its own. The dish is a simple bread meal, typically served with pickle. With kodo flour or finger millet flour, the batter is kneaded and spread across a banana leaf. The leaf is then covered and baked on a tawa. 
•	Gundruk and Sinki
Another one for the vegetarians, gundruk and sinki are fermented vegetable dishes. Green vegetables are packed into air-tight containers to make gundruk. Various other vegetables including turnip, radish and mustard are cut and fermented to make the sinki. They can be eaten or even added into soups, pickles and curries.

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AADITYA

ADITYA GAHLAN

ALOK BHARDWAJ

AMAN SHARMA

ANIRUDH SHARMA

ANMOL SHARMA

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With a lot of pomp and show and as per the Buddhist calendar. Throughout all these festivals the citizens of Sikkim indulge in vibrant and lively dances and music. Chaam, one of the most fascinating type of ritual dance performed by the Lamas, which involves brightly colored masks and fascinating musical instruments and takes place at the different monasteries across Sikkim while these festivals are on.
Some of the most popular festivals, notable in Sikkim are
.  Losoong

·    Drupka Teshi

·    Bumchu

·     Saga Dawa,

·      Dassin Phang

·      Lhabsol.

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Communities, Cultures, Religions and Customs of different hues intermingle freely here in Sikkim to constitute a homogeneous blend. The predominant communities are the LEPCHAS, BHUTIAS and NEPALESE. In urban areas, many plainsmen have also settled and they are almost engaged in business and Government service. Because of the development activities in the state, like the construction of roads, bridges and buildings a small part of the population consists of migrant laborers from the plains and Nepal.

Living together harmoniously, the Sikkimese Bhutias and Tibetans display the cultural, social and linguistic commonness in between.
Sikkim is like a beautiful bouquet that is adorned with the amazing colors and essence of different flowers, in the form of attractive folk dances, customs and traditions of different tribes and castes.