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Teenjurey
Teenjurey also spelled as Tinjurey is the highest point of Fambong Lho Wildlife Sanctuary at an altitude of 2130 metres which is located in the East Sikkim district of the state of Sikkim in India. The election constituency of this are falls under the Kabi Lungchok (Vidhan Sabha Constituency). The word Tinjurey or Teenjurey has been derived from the Nepali language 'Teen' meaning 'three' and 'Jurey' meaning "the crest of a hill" because at the top, the hill bifurcates into three peaks therefore giving it the name "Teenjurey".

Trekking
Tinjurey is ideal for a one-day trekking making it one of the most common and popular trails in the district for the locals as well as the tourists. The trekking trail begins from the Golitar base camp (which is about 25 kilometres away from the capital, Gangtok ) stretching to a distance of 5 kilometres and takes up about approximately 3 hours time to reach the top. This trek is the perfect option for a beginners trek. Through the course of the trek, you will come across fresh scenes of lush greenery with rich flora and fauna. At the top of the trek, you will find a watch tower from where the trekkers get a scenic view of the entire town of Gangtok as well as Teesta Valley   from one side and on the other, we can also get a glimpse of the famous Kangchenjunga peak [the third highest mountain in the world - 28,169 feet (8,586 metres)].

Biodiversity
There is no human settlement in Teenjurey besides the occasional functionings of the log houses to host tourists. However it has a rich biodiversity of flora and fauna. The forest is home to a variety of trees like magnolia, pine, bamboo, rhododendron( Rohodendron is the state flower of Sikkim), etc. There are also a number of endangered animals like barking deers, leopards, red panda(state animal of Sikkim) , Hill Partridge, Himalayan brown bear, satyr tragopan, colourful butterflies, etc.

Trek Services
Owing to Teenjurey's popularity there are many trek services provided by various tour and travel services.