Sikkim During June

June in Sikkim is all about festivals, gushing waterfalls, and the colourful alpine flowers. During June, the weather stays cool and pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 18°C to 23.3°C. Even though this month marks the beginning of the monsoon, the weather is not warm, and offers beautiful landscapes and travel opportunities. There are many fascinating places to visit in Sikkim in June, both in the South and the East, that can be visited by individuals, families, and friends.

You can start your trip by going to Samdruptse Hill, where a 118-foot figure of Guru Padmasambhava looks out over the misty Teesta Valley. In Namchi, you can go on a refreshing spiritual walk through Siddheshwar Dham, which has 12 Jyotirlingas and recreations of India's Char Dhams. Later, visit the indoor attractions of Buddha Park in Ravangla and the Ralang Monastery to see stunning Tibetan wall drawings and bright thangkas. If you're planning your journey through curated Northeast tour packages, June offers the perfect blend of spirituality, nature, and culture.

You can explore the Maenam Wildlife Sanctuary to spot Blue-necked Pittas and Sunbirds, and the rain-washed 177-hectare Temi Tea Garden to taste the best tea. In the wet weather, you can enjoy a warm dip in the Ralang Cha Chu springs or visit the Bhutia village of Kewzing, to see green cardamom fields.

If you seek adventure, you can take a jeep safari through the Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary or try rafting in the rain-fed Teesta river. For beautiful views of cloudy hills, you can take the Deorali Cable Car or go on a yak ride near Tsomgo Lake, one of the top attractions of Northeast India. To explore these natural gems at your own pace, check out the range of customizable Sikkim tour packages available for travelers. Therefore, enjoy the misty mountain air and make plans for discovering the best places to visit in Sikkim in June.

Weather of Sikkim in June
June marks the onset of the monsoon season in Sikkim, hence the weather is mild and pleasant with cloudy skies. During this time the temperatures in Gangtok range from 18°C to 23.3°C.  With about 14 hours of sunshine, the days stay warm and sunny, making early June a great time for short trips and sightseeing. June is also the time when you can see alpine flowers like irises, primulas, and rhododendrons blooming all over the slopes. This is the period when you can set out on the moderate-level treks in South Sikkim which include the beautiful Tendong Hill Trek and the meandering Maenam Hill Trek. However, as late June approaches, North Sikkim experiences heavier rain, making it the best place to explore monasteries.
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Places To Visit In Sikkim In June

01

MG Road, Gangtok

The lively center of MG Road is one of the best places to visit in Sikkim in June to enjoy the cool, rainy monsoon weather. This area is clean and smoke-free, making it ideal for leisurely strolls or simply sitting on a bench and watching the world go by. The buildings here are painted in green as part of the government’s eco-friendly initiative.

You can shop for local crafts, Tibetan souvenirs, and traditional Sikkimese teacups. For food lovers, The Roll House offers a variety of delicious rolls, while Baker's Cafe is known for its tasty momos, patties, and pastries.

Location: Downtown Gangtok, Sikkim

Timings: Open daily 9 AM - 8 PM
02

Rumtek Monastery

To experience Sikkim's spiritual charm you can visit the Rumtek Monastery which is one of the key Sikkim places to visit in June. This huge monastery is also called the Dharma Chakra Centre and is home of the Karmapa who is a leader of the Karma Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism.

This Monastery offers a deep sense of peace and cultural richness. Inside the main shrine here, you can look at the colorful paintings, old silk banners, and a ten-foot statue of Buddha. You can also take a little stroll downhill to see the ancient Rumtek Monastery, which is now in ruins but gives your monsoon visit a historical meaning.

Location: Tsurphu Labrang Pal Karmae Sangha Dhuche, Dharma Chakra Centre, Sikkim 737135

Timings: Open 24/7
03

Kanchenjunga National Park

Kanchenjunga National Park is one of the most popular places to visit in Sikkim in June to appreciate the abundant biodiversity of the area during the early monsoon season. Throughout this period, the occasional June showers revive the pine, oak, birch, and maple forests that compose this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

In Kanchenjunga National Park, you can spot animals like Snow Leopard, the Red Panda, the Himalayan Black Bear, and the Musk Deer. You may also be lucky enough to spot birds like Tibetan Snowcock, Snow Pigeon, and Impeyan Pheasant. With mountains like Mount Pandim and Kanchenjunga all around, the park offers you exceptional walking trails to see wildlife.

Location: Sikkim

Timings: Open daily 10 AM - 4 PM

Entry free: INR 200 per person for Indians, and INR 400 for foreigners.
04

Gurudongmar Lake

Gurudongmar Lake is one of the top places to visit in north Sikkim when the roads are clear after a heavy winter snowfall.  This high-altitude lake stays mostly cold and clear but you may encounter occasional rainfall. Once you reach this lake at 17,100 feet, near Lachen you can admire misty views of Mount Kanchenjunga and Siniolchu.

Moreover, along the Gurudongmar Lake's edge, you can walk, visit the multifaith Sarva Dharma Sthal, and take holy water from the shrine, which is thought to have healing powers.

Location: Great Himalayas, Mangan District,  Sikkim 

Timings: Open 24/7
05

Pemayangtse Monastery

As the monsoon starts to set in, one of the best Sikkim places to visit in June is the indoor Pemayangtse Monastery which is situated above Gyalshing Bazaar. The area gets greener, and the light rain makes this hilltop feel calm and fresh. It was reconstructed in 1705 by Chhogyal Chhagdor Namgyal and Lama Rolpai Dorje after being established as a minor shrine by Lhatsun Chhenpo in 1650.

 According to legend, monks from pure lineage lived and used this monastery for royal events. Once you go inside the monastery, you can witness the  Sangdogpalri's three-storey wooden structure from 1972. At the entrance, you can also see a holy statue of Dorje Phagmo that was given by a Tibetan master during a royal wedding.

Location: Gyalshing district, Sikkim 737111

Timings: Open daily 9 AM - 6 PM

Entry free: INR 20 per person 
06

Khecheopalri Lake

Khecheopalri Lake is one of the best places to visit in Sikkim in June for a peaceful and spiritual experience. The lake is surrounded by thick forest, however it is kept spotless because the natives think that not even a leaf should float on its surface.

Here, you can spot rare birds like the Himalayan Cuckoo, Rufous-bellied Niltava, and Great Barbet. Khecheopalri Lake is ideal for quiet meditation and is known to grant people their desires. To round up your relaxing getaway, you can visit the nearby Pemayangtse Monastery here or go on a peaceful forest hike from Pelling .

Location: Khecheopalri village, West Sikkim 

Timings: Open daily 6 AM - 6 PM
07

Maenam Wildlife Sanctuary

With the onset of the monsoon season, Maenam Wildlife Sanctuary becomes one of the best places to visit in Sikkim in June. This is because the sanctuary offers greener paths for nature hikes and treks owing to the dense forests and cooler weather. Maenam is especially appealing to nature lovers and trekkers during this lush season.

For a breathtaking view of the hills, you can hike up to Maenam Gompa. You can get a chance to see creatures like the Goral, and red pandas besides birds like the Blue-necked Pitta and Blood Pheasant. Along the way, you may also see some medicinal plants, such as Acorus calamus and Abies webbiana, which thrive in wet weather.

Location: Ravangla, Sikkim 737139

Timings: Open 24/7

Entry fee: INR 110 per person
08

Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir

Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir is one of the special places to visit Sikkim in June to experience both pride and devotion. This temple, situated at 13,123 feet close to Nathula Pass, is a sight to admire amidst light rainfall and haze of June. Here, you can learn about the legend of Sepoy Harbhajan Singh whose ghost is believed to watch over troops on the border between India and China.

For a more peaceful visit, you can access the old bunker site as well as the New Baba Mandir at Changu Lake. The site, also known as Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir, holds spiritual significance for many visitors. On Tuesdays, you can also make the most of free lunch, tea and snacks, which are presented by the Indian Army. However, before you visit be sure to obtain a protected Area Permit prior to exploring this pilgrimage site.

Location: Phadamchen, Sikkim 737131

Timings: Open daily 6 AM - 6 PM
09

Samdruptse Hill

Samdruptse Hill is one of the greatest Sikkim tourist places in June where you can see the 45-metre Guru Padmasambhava statue drenched in rain. This hill, which is thought to be a dormant volcano, is a holy place where monks pray to maintain its peace.

This grand statue, which offers you a view of the city, was finished in seven years after the Dalai Lama laid the foundation stone in 1997. In this area, the green hills give you a stunning view of Mt. Kanchenjunga. Moreover, you can look at rare old photos of Sikkim and faded pictures of Mahatma Gandhi in the small museum displays inside the complex.

Location: Namchi, Sikkim 737126

Timings: Open daily 9 AM - 5:30 PM

Entry fee: INR 50 per person
10

Rabdentse Ruins

The Rabdentse Ruins, which served as the second capital of Sikkim from 1670 to 1814, are among the top historical tourist places in Sikkim. You can take an easy and short forest hike to reach here and learn about the kingdom's history from the ruins, which are on the way to Tashiding and Dubdi Monastery.

See pieces of the old palace and Buddhist chortens alongside views of Kanchenjunga. You can witness the Namphogang chortens, the king's stone throne, and the ruins of royal rooms and prayer halls in Rabdentse Ruins. Moreover, in the nearby Sid keong Tulku Bird Park, you can also spot owls, bulbuls, pheasants, and flycatchers live.

Location:  Geyzing, Sikkim 737111

Timings: Open Monday to Sunday 10 AM - 5 PM, Friday 10 AM - 4 PM

Entry free: Free entry to the ruins, INR 50 per person for the Sid keong Tulku Bird Park
11

Lachung Monastery

One of the spiritual places to visit in north Sikkim in June is Lachung Monastery where you can sit in peace and reflect. It is this monastery, which was built in 1850, following the Bon customs before the locals turned it into a Buddhist gompa.

Inside, you can find holy books from Tibet as well as copper figures of Buddha, Guru Rinpoche, and Chenrezig. Even though the mask dances take place in the winter, June is the time when you can observe the monks chanting, and learn about how Buddhism influences village life.

Location: Faka, Singring, Lachung, Sikkim 737120

Timings: Open daily 7 AM - 7 PM
12

Kirateshwar Mahadev Temple

Kirateshwar Mahadev Temple in Legship is one among the best places to visit in Sikkim in June for a peaceful temple experience. The Rangit River flows full and clear next to the shrine, and the forested hills are refreshed by light monsoon rains. It is noted as the oldest Shiva temple in Sikkim and this is where Lord Shiva showed up in his Kirat form to meet Arjuna.

Many Sikkim family tour packages feature this sacred spot, making it a popular stop for those seeking spiritual calm in a scenic setting. Here, you can admire the temple's traditional Torana gates, the main sanctum which houses the Shivalinga, and the beautiful paintings of Hindu deities. Additionally, you can also visit the neighbouring shrines, pray at the Shivalinga, and walk along the calming stone walkways.

Location: Legship, Gyalshing district, Sikkim 737111

Timings: Open daily 5 AM - 6 PM
13

Doling Gompa

Doling Gompa in the quiet village of Barfung, is one of the most peaceful places to visit in Sikkim in June. The beautiful, verdant cardamom fields that surround the path leading to this monastery appear more attractive by the cold, misty weather of June. Doling Gompa, which is part of the Nyingmapa sect, provides you vistas of the far-off peaks and forested slopes.

Here, you can see stone carvings of Manjushri, Vajrapani, and Dorje Lingpa, as well as a footprint that is thought to be that of Dorje Lingpa. Moreover, after your visit, you can check out the sights of Ralang Monastery nearby and the huge Solophok Chardham, famous for its big figure of Lord Shiva. This serene experience is often included in well-crafted Sikkim group tour packages, perfect for travelers seeking both spiritual and scenic highlights.

Location: Bakhim, Sikkim 737139

Timings: Open daily 7 AM - 5 PM
14

Ngadak Monastery

The Ngadak Monastery in Namchi is among the most peaceful Sikkim places to visit in June. It was initially constructed as a palace for the royal princess Pendi Ongmu during the reign of Chogyal Gyurmed Namgyal. However,  in the 17th century, Tensung Namgyal, who was the second monarch of Sikkim, eventually converted it into a monastery.

The word ‘Ngadak’ means ‘promise’, and people who come here make a promise to come back again. This peaceful and spiritual setting is often a hidden gem for couples on their honeymoon in Sikkim, offering a quiet space to reflect and connect. Today, you can see a new temple standing next to the old stone and wood building which still holds the spirit of old Sikkim. 

In the cool June weather, this is the perfect spot for you to sit in peace or meditate while being surrounded by green medicinal plants.

Location: Namchi, Sikkim 737126

Timings: Open daily 5 AM - 6 PM

Things To Do In Sikkim In June

15

Ride A Ropeway

One of the greatest ways to see Sikkim in June is to ride the Gangtok Ropeway, which offers a view of the whole town from a height of 100-feet during the rainy season. On this two-kilometer ride, the 935 metres long cable car starts at the station of Deorali and passes through Namnang, to reach Tashiling.

You can get on the lowest and most popular stop of Deorali which is close to the Institute of Tibetology during this 15 to 20-minute trip. Riding this ropeway is one of the best things to do in Sikkim, offering a unique perspective of the city from above. From this stop, you can see the markets, houses, and monsoon clouds over Gangtok.

Then, you pass on to Namnang which is another station that gives you a view of the forested hills. Lastly, when you reach Tashiling close to the Secretariat, you can see the Kanchenjunga peaks in all their glory.

Location: Vishal Gaon, Gangtok, Sikkim 737102

Timings: Open daily 9 AM - 6:30 PM

Entry free: INR 161 per person for Adults (round trip), INR 85 for kids (round trip)
16

Take A Yak Safari

As snow melts and the high-altitude paths in Tsomgo Lake, Chopta Valley, Lachen, and Lachung become some of the best places to visit in June for a yak safari. During this time, the weather stays cool, fresh, and lets you enjoy a peaceful slow ride with a guide on a tamed Yak. 

 At Tsomgo Lake, which is 12,313 feet meters above sea level, yaks lead you around the lake's rocky shores, where the short drizzles and green scenery enhance your ride. However, at 13,184 feet in North Sikkim's Dzongri  Lake you get to enjoy longer safaris and hike assistance in this early monsoon month.

Location: Tsomgo Lake, Chopta Valley, Thangu Valley

Timings: Open daily 9 AM - 4 PM

Entry free: INR 300 - INR 500 per person depending on duration
17

Take A Trip To Pelling

The cool and nice weather in Pelling makes it one of the best Sikkim places to visit in June to see the beauty of the Himalayas. The first stop on your trip can be Khecheopalri Lake, a sacred, quiet lake where the water mimics the sky. You can see the gushing Kanchenjunga Falls and the flowing Changey Falls during this monsoon month.

Walk over one of Sikkim's highest bridges, the Singshore Bridge, to get some fresh mountain air. You can explore the Rabdentse Ruins if you're interested in history, and stop at the quiet Pemayangtse and Sangachoeling Monasteries for a spiritual boost. Before you depart, you can stroll along the Pelling Sky Walk, to admire breathtaking views of the 137-foot Chenrezig statue.

Location: Gyalshing district, West Sikkim
18

Try White-Water Rafting

Rafting down the Teesta River near Melli during June is an exciting thing to do in Sikkim. You can choose between a short 4 km ride (15–20 minutes) or a longer 7 km route (20–30 minutes), both of which provide views of remote towns and the green river valley of Teesta.

Teesta River Rafting is ideal for both thrill-seekers and beginners and it is one of the most popular adventure activities in Sikkim. Thus, if you are a beginner you can participate in group excursions with instructors while adventure seekers can enjoy the Teesta's grade 3–4 rapids.

However, for a quieter route, you can also go rafting on the Rangit River, which flows from Mount Kabru and is great for both new and expert rafters.

Location: Teesta and Rangit rivers

Timings: Open daily 6 AM - 4 PM

Entry free: INR 750 - INR 3600 per person depending on duration
19

Take A Dip In Hot Spring

Sikkim is an excellent place to take a cool hot spring holiday in June. In the beautiful Valley of Flowers, you can soak in the warm, healing water of Yumthang Hot Spring. After a beautiful walk, you can relax in a mineral-rich bath at Borong or Ralong Hot Springs in South Sikkim.

You can also head to the Reshi Hot Springs and Phurchachu Hot Springs, which are close to Gangtok and are famous for their healing and relaxing waters. These natural springs are a great place to relax and recover after a long day of hiking in June
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20 November 2018
Rajesh Sharma Goechala Trek
Excellent
About the operators: Thrillophilia ties up with trek operators for this amazing trek. The team that carries the group is well trained, well versed and allows the trekkers to focus on their trekking. To provide service at such altitude with smile on face is bliss. They also have some hidden gems planned during the trek for people to be pleasantly surprised. Our trek guide Premtuk is an old hand and lives in Yaksum region. His ability to guide the team as well as captain the support staff was fantastic. He also made sure that trekkers were absolutely taken care off. He had excellent support staff and 12 horses to make sure that we had a glitch-free day’s and nights. Tenzing, vijay and others who worked tirelessly and with laughter all the time made the time memorable. About the trek: this trek offers variety for a serious trekker. The trails and paths are not the same throughout or even different times of the year. It has varied degree of difficulty and hence one needs to be physically and mentally prepared to harness the strength. One connects to self and nature throughout and comes back rejuvenated. It’s not just the moments of seeing sunrise or the summit from various points or watching Mt Pantim alone that takes your breath away but also the journey. It’s a pilgrimage to your own inner self that one ends up discovering. Finally few words of suggestions: for city dwellers who come for this trek, it’s a great idea to come and stay In yuksam few days in advance and do some of other amazing treks. Not only it helps in acclimatisation but also allows you to soak in local culture and food.
Vipin C Goechala Trek
Excellent
"The beauty of this trek is all about the landscape. You start of the trek from dense forest with fresh streams and then to Rhododendron trees when you gain altitude , later which you would come across a beautiful valley overlooking Mt Kanchenjunga. Try out the local cuisine in Yuksom. Thukpa and Chang are two things you need to try out. Although the trek is not recommended for first time trekkers you can still give it a shot provided you are fit and have taken all the items in checklist. "
23 November 2019
Bishakha Nayak North Sikkim Tour
Excellent
This was my first trip with Thrillophilia as well as with complete strangers. I must say that Thrillophilia did not disappoint me ( nobody is perfect, so be flexible to accept minute glitches) . The whole trip went so smooth , starting from the pick up from airport, the hotels we got, arrangement of permits, site seeing and drop at the airport. Special thanks to Deep ( trip coordinator from tour angle) and Ammu ( my cab driver) . P. S. : if you want to see the flower calf yumthang valley and the frozen Tsomgo and Gurudongmar lake , then the ideal time to visit north Sikkim is March-April. November is the ideal time to witness the pleasant winter of sikkim along with its untouched beauty. Looking forward to travel more with Thrillophilia. P.S: the only problem which we faced was two co- passengers who used to get late for everything and because of them we had to rush from each location because of time constraint ( I totally understand that this things isn’t in the hand of Thrillophilia)
16 October 2015
Apsara Mahajan Goechala Trek
Excellent
Trekking in the state of Sikkim is very different and a unique experience that you would not gain from trekking in any other part of India. The Indian Himalayas trek in Sikkim is awesome and a must take. What we enjoyed the most were the mountains, the trek trails, the people and their unique culture. This was a sharp contrast to our habits and culture. The trek is not that difficult and it is in fact very much feasible to be taken even by a first timer as well. The trekking was very nicely planned and organized with perfect budget. Do try this trek.
01 July 2015
Suryakanta Patil Goechala Trek
Excellent
Located in the state of Sikkim, this Goecha La trek is my dream and desire come true. This trek is a treat to all the adventure lovers who are in our country or visit our country. This place is nestled midst colourful, unique, and vibrant flora and fauna. This trek also paves way to the astounding Kanchenjunga National Park that can be visited in a day. This trek is an opulent beauty as it opens doors to murky valleys, snow clad mountain peaks, astonishing lakes, and lovely rivers in Sikkim. I was just marvelled at the spectacular beauty of this place.
01 April 2021
Excellent
This was my first paragliding experience and I was so thrilled and scared both at the same time. This March I was going to Gangtok and came to know about the paragliding activity there and booked the same with Thrillophilia and made the most of the thrills and spills of Paragliding. After heading to the paragliding spot in Ranka at Gangtok. I was accompanied by a trained pilot throughout the entire activity when we soared at a height of 1300- 2200 meters. The best thing about Thrillophilia is that it not only gives you an option to choose between medium and high fly but regardless of the package you choose, the ride from the landing site to the take-off point is all included. I chose the high fly package where I and my certified pilot rose at a height of 2200 meters, marveling at nature’s beauty underneath. After this paragliding trip, I must say that this has been my best so far, given the whole safety protocols that Thrillophilia adhered to besides arranging a trip to the Ranka monastery. Thus, I recommend Thrillophilia with all my heart, for such out-of-the-box experiences!
26 January 2021
Excellent
Who does not dream of a farmhouse stay amidst the rolling Himalayan Mountains and an emerald green forest? Yes, I am no different because I have craved for such an experience all my life and I am extremely glad that Thrillophilia came on board to grant all that I desired. My 2 days one night experiential stay at a Farmhouse in Gangtok not just let me have a perfect getaway but so much more. I learnt about terrace farming, plucked ripe fruits from the trees, enjoyed picnics along the streams, and tried my hands on organic farming. I still miss my bedroom in the homestay that had a skylight right above the bed to let me stargaze endlessly. Thank you Thrillophilia for such a splendid experience!
19 January 2021
Superb
A tour of Sikkim and Darjeeling was always on my mind having heard so much about the Yumthang (valley of flowers), the Batasia loop and the mighty tiger hill to catch a scenic sunrise. As a solo traveler I decided to book with Thrillophilia for a 8-day trip to set forth a Sikkim Darjeeling tour that would include all these places. I am extremely elated I did as the teams ensured hassle free travel in air-conditioned vehicles besides stays and dinner at the most hygienic hotels. I am back at Pune after the trip in March but I feel I am back with a piece of Tibet and North Bengal in my heart. I still cherish going to this picturesque hamlet of Chungthang, the stunning Kanchenjunga National Park, and the pristine Gurudongmar Lake. I have absolutely loved my stopover at Kyongnosla and a visit to the Baba Harbhajan dham besides of course the scenic sunrise at Tiger hill, and candlelight dinner at the most unexpected locations. Thanks a ton Thrillophilia for the most wholesome experience there could be!
17 February 2021
Excellent
My partner got hold of a Thrillophilia voucher for a Sikkim homestay that initially I was not that keen on using. However, I went ahead and set off for this Traveler’s paradise homestay for 2 days and one night. And, I am so glad I did because it was one of the nicest stay experiences. Our homestay was perched on a hilltop’s edge and offered sweeping views of the Himalayan foothills, the snowy Nathula peaks, and the snaking Teesta River. A special thanks to thrillophilia for giving tripping a whole new spin as we could go for forest picnics, nature walks, and practice angling at the Kaleej Khola. To this day, I keep telling my partner as to how we need another trip soonish. Only, to try the roast chicken with thumba, under a starlit sky of the Traveler’s paradise homestay, with the chilling mountain wind for company.
09 February 2021
Excellent
Every year me and my 4 friends plan a trek to some of the treacherous places. This year was no different, especially after a long spell of staying and working from home. We went ahead with the idea but this time we booked with Thrillophilia for a luxurious camping experience. And, trust me when I say this, we had a spectacular trekking experience from the minute we arrived in Darjeeling. We had an adventurous drive to Yuksom, trespassing the Teesta river. We continued uphill and crossed the Legship bridge only to reach a Yuksom hotel where Thrillophilia had booked our stays. The minute I checked in we could not believe we could get such a place for just a day of our stay as the hotel was clean, with staff ensuring sanitization at every cost. I was amazed at how it was arranged- overnight staying in tents, camps and huts even at remote locations of Tshoka, Samiti lake, Thangshing, and Dzongri. We did share out tents but an expert team ensured safety by having a first-aid-kit in hand at all times. A big thanks to Thrillophilia for arranging all the necessary permits and managing the entry fee at places required. Totally recommend Thrillophilia if you desire a mix of sightseeing, camping, trekking and not just hiking!

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Guatemalan Quetzal
GYD - $
Guyanese Dollar
HKD - $
Hong Kong Dollar
HNL - L
Honduran Lempira
HRK - kn
Croatian Kuna
HTG - G
Haitian Gourde
HUF - Ft
Hungarian Forint
IDR - Rp
Indonesian Rupiah
ILS -
Israeli New Sheqel
JMD - $
Jamaican Dollar
KES - KSh
Kenyan Shilling
KGS - som
Kyrgyzstani Som
KHR -
Cambodian Riel
KYD - $
Cayman Islands Dollar
KZT -
Kazakhstani Tenge
LAK -
Lao Kip
LBP - ل.ل
Lebanese Pound
LKR -
Sri Lankan Rupee
LRD - $
Liberian Dollar
LSL - L
Lesotho Loti
MAD - د.م.
Moroccan Dirham
MDL - L
Moldovan Leu
MKD - ден
Macedonian Denar
MMK - K
Myanmar Kyat
MNT -
Mongolian Tögrög
MOP - P
Macanese Pataca
MUR -
Mauritian Rupee
MVR - MVR
Maldivian Rufiyaa
MWK - MK
Malawian Kwacha
MXN - $
Mexican Peso
MYR - RM
Malaysian Ringgit
NAD - $
Namibian Dollar
NIO - C$
Nicaraguan Córdoba
NOK - kr
Norwegian Krone
NPR - Rs.
Nepalese Rupee
NZD - $
New Zealand Dollar
PEN - S/
Peruvian Sol
PGK - K
Papua New Guinean Kina
PHP -
Philippine Peso
PKR -
Pakistani Rupee
QAR - ر.ق
Qatari Riyal
RUB -
Russian Ruble
SAR - ر.س
Saudi Riyal
SCR -
Seychellois Rupee
SEK - kr
Swedish Krona
SLL - Le
Sierra Leonean Leone
SOS - Sh
Somali Shilling
SVC -
Salvadoran Colón
SZL - E
Swazi Lilangeni
THB - ฿
Thai Baht
TTD - $
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
TZS - Sh
Tanzanian Shilling
UYU - $U
Uruguayan Peso
UZS - so'm
Uzbekistan Som
YER -
Yemeni Rial
ZAR - R
South African Rand
JPY - ¥
Japanese Yen
VND -
Vietnamese dong