Mount Pandim is one of the Indian mountains, located in the Indian state of Sikkim. It is a part of Himalayan Mountain Range.
Mount Pandim is a Himalayan Mountain located in the North-East Indian state of Sikkim, in Kanchenjunga Range. The elevation of Mount Pandim is at 6,691 metres or 21,952 ft and can prominently be seen till 1,762 m. This mountain is also suitable for expedition or trekking during the periods from April to May, and September.
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