What is the best time to visit Sikkim?

The best time to visit Sikkim is generally from March to June and September to November, as the weather is clear and pleasant for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

How many days are needed to visit Sikkim?

A 4–5 day trip is enough for a basic exploration of Gangtok and nearby areas, while a 7–8 day trip is recommended to cover major attractions in both East and North Sikkim like Lachen, Lachung, and popular spots like Tsomgo Lake and Nathula Pass

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Sikkim is a beautiful state in northeastern India that draws tourists from all over the world because of its outdoor adventure tourism, rich culture, and natural beauty. Snow-capped mountains, gushing waterfalls, and stunning lakes are just a few of the state’s spectacular natural features. Tsonga Lake, Nathula Pass, and Ramtek Monastery are just a few of the renowned tourist destinations in Sikkim. By visiting Sikkim’s numerous monasteries and taking part in celebrations like Losar, Burchum, and Saga Dawe, tourists may get a taste of the native way of life. Adventure seekers can partake in pursuits like river rafting, mountaineering, and trekking. Sikkim is a must-visit location for everyone looking for a distinctive and life-changing travel experience because of its scenic beauty, cultural diversity, and adventurous attractions.

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Nathula Pass
Ramtek Monastery
Yumthang-valley
Naga Water Falls
Tenzing Rock
Mt. Kanchendzonga
Pemayangtse Monastery

Day 1 Gangtok :

Welcome to your ‘Splendour of Sikkim’ Tour. On arrival at NJP Railway station / Bagdogra airport welcome to our Representative & transfer to Gangtok. On arrival check-in to your hotel & rest of the day free at leisure. Night halt at Gangtok.

Day 2 Gangtok :

This Morning start for a half day trip to Tsomgo lake (12400ft), which is only 32kms from Gangtok City, the lake is almost about 1Km long & 15 mtrs deep. The lake is considered sacred by the local people, further 12Kms visit the Baba Harvajan Singh Mandir. Afternoon back to the hotel. Night halt at Gangtok. Nathula Pass optional.

Day 3 Lachung :

After breakfast pick up from hotel at Gangtok & drive to Lachung (altitude 8610 ft & 117 KM). Enroute visit Singhik View point (depends on weather condition), Seven Sisters Water Falls, Naga Water Falls. Night halt at Lachung.

Day 4 Lachung :

Early Morning drive to Yumthang-valley (known as Valley of Flowers). On the way back visit Sulpher Hot Spring. Back to resort for lunch. Later drive to Gangtok Check-in to your hotel. Night halt at Gangtok. Zero point optional.

Day 5 Pelling :

This morning after breakfast drive to Pelling (6800 ft. / 132 KM).Aftrenoon check-in to your hotel & evening at leisure. Night halt at Pelling. Note: Chardham optional.

Day 6 Pelling :

After breakfast start for local sightseeing tour covering Pemayangtse Monastery, Rabdentse Ruins, Helipad Ground, Sky Walk. Later drive to Darjeeling (7,100 ft.). Check-in to your hotel & rest of the day at leisure or you can enjoy shopping by own. Night halt at Darjeeling.

Day 7 Darjeeling :

After breakfast proceed for city tour covering Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, P.N. Zoological Park (closed on Thursday) Tenzing Rock, Tibetan Refugee Centre (closed on Sunday), Tea Garden (outer view), Pace Pagoda, Japanese Temple,Rope Way (Ticket Guest Own), Ghoom Monastery,Batasia Loop & Tiger hill (sunset point over Mt. Kanchendzonga. Evening free for shopping by guest own. Night halt at Darjeeling. Note: If any guest interested for Tiger Hill Sunrise time visit it will be depending on permit & extra additional cost.

Day 8 Darjeeling :

Morning free for packing & personal activities. After breakfast Check out from hotel and transfer to NJP railway station / Bagdogra airport for your onward journey.

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