India, July 12 -- In urban areas, one of the biggest concerns people face is that cities are not designed to be walkable. In India, everywhere you will find traffic, two-wheelers flooding footpaths to beat jams, and broken walkways. However, there is one city in India where all these issues do not exist.

On July 1, Tanya Khanijow, an Instagram influencer and travel vlogger, posted a video of herself visiting a city in Northeast India, calling it the 'most walkable Indian city.' It is Gangtok, the capital of the mountainous northern Indian state of Sikkim. Sharing the video on social media, Taniya wrote, "The most walkable Indian city, in my opinion."

According to Tanya, Gangtok is an exceptionally pedestrian-friendly destination that st...