HIMALAYAN BEAUTY AWAITS
Experience the Magic of Sikkim
Discover snow-covered mountains, peaceful monasteries, pristine lakes and unforgettable Himalayan landscapes.
OVERVIEW
About Sikkim
Sikkim packs snow peaks, Buddhist monasteries and high-altitude lakes into a state you can comfortably cover in under a week. Gangtok makes an easy, well-stocked base for the first couple of days before the roads climb higher.
From there it's a choice between the east — Tsomgo Lake and the Nathula border — and the north, where Lachung and Yumthang Valley reward the longer, colder drive. We build most Sikkim itineraries to cover a bit of both.
DURATION
4–6 days
BEST SEASON
Mar–Jun, Oct–Dec
FROM
₹11,500 / person
Tsomgo Lake
Nathula Pass
Lachung & Yumthang
Rumtek Monastery
Where to Travel in Sikkim
The four stops most Sikkim itineraries are built around.
Tsomgo Lake
A glacial lake at 12,400 ft, usually paired with a day trip to the Nathula border.
Nathula Pass
The India–China border crossing on the old Silk Route, open to Indian nationals on select days.
Lachung & Yumthang
North Sikkim’s valley of flowers, with Zero Point’s snow line a short drive further.
Rumtek Monastery
One of Sikkim’s largest monasteries, a quiet half-day trip from Gangtok.
More Places to Explore
Gangtok
Tsomgo Lake
Nathula Pass
Rumtek Monastery
Yumthang Valley
Zero Point
Gurudongmar Lake
Lachung
Pelling
Ravangla
Namchi
Temi Tea Garden
Good to Know
Quick Facts
• Inner Line Permit required for Tsomgo Lake, Nathula and North Sikkim — we arrange this as part of every booking.
• Roads past Chungthang can close after snowfall; we build a floating day into winter itineraries.
• Gangtok is well-connected from Bagdogra (NJP) airport, about 4 hours by road.
Ready to explore Sikkim?
We'll plan the permits, stays and the pace — you just pack.