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View of Koktang, Frey Peak and Rathong peaks as seen from Bon Farmhouse in Kewzing village of West Sikkim, India. Kokthang is a peak and is located in India. The estimate terrain elevation above seal level is 5781 metres. It has seen a few ascents, and is used as a training peak by HMI and the Indian Army. An exquisite peak in close proximity to Rathong Glacier, Frey Peak lies near the Kabru sister of peaks boasting two imposing summits i.e. Kokthang and Rathong Peak. Kewzing village is at an altitude of 1700 meters in the landcape with highest point the Maenam Hill which gradually declines down to Ranjit River and opposite to Tashiding. Kewzing in local Sikkemese Bhutia language means the “Land of wheat Fields” and is also known as Sosing “land of chestnut forest”. The village has a mere