Yishey Doma is a versatile writer known for her roles as a journalist and poet. Her captivating books, including "Sikkim: A Hidden Fruitful Valley," "Faith Healers of Sikkim: Traditions, Legends, and Rituals," and "The Splendour of Sikkim: Cultures and Traditions of the Ethnic Communities," delve into the heart of Sikkim's essence. Her perceptive insights on Sikkim's Himalayan life and culture have adorned various publications, alongside her own work "Sikkim: A Travel Companion." An avid scholar of Sikkimese Buddhist philosophy, Yishey Doma's influence extends to the acclaimed documentary "Lama Dances of Sikkim" and an extensive book database spotlighting Sikkim's monasteries and temples. Her literary achievements include winning the MSN-Random House short story contest with "Mantras of Love," featured in "She Writes" anthology. Honors like the Sikkim Sahitya Samman and the inaugural North Eastern Poetry Award from the Poetry Society (India) celebrate her contributions, while she also stood out as a pioneering writer-in-residence at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi.