Mystery Mountain Sikkim Tour Package
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Package Overview
Sikkim, nestled in the majestic Himalayas, holds a sacred place in Hinduism and
Buddhist traditions. It's renowned for its spiritual ambience and breathtaking
landscapes.
Sikkim hosts various festivals and rituals throughout the year, celebrating its
diverse religious and cultural tapestry. The vibrant ambience during festivals adds
to the spiritual allure of the region.
One of the prominent attractions is the Rumtek Monastery, a significant Buddhist
pilgrimage site. It's renowned for its ancient artifacts, intricate architecture, and
serene ambience, offering a sanctuary for meditation and introspection.
Other notable sites include the Enchey Monastery, Pemayangtse Monastery, and
Tashiding Monastery, each contributing to Sikkim's spiritual essence and cultural
vibrancy. Visitors often find themselves immersed in the tranquility and serenity of
these sacred places.
Highlights
Mesmerizing Sunrise at Tiger Hill: Witness the breathtaking spectacle of the sunrise over the Himalayas from Tiger Hill, offering panoramic views of Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga.
Toy Train Joyride: Embark on a charming journey aboard the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, also known as the “Toy Train,” as it chugs through picturesque landscapes and quaint hillside villages.
Explore Darjeeling Tea Estates: Delve into the rich history and culture of tea production with visits to iconic tea estates such as Happy Valley Tea Estate, where you can learn about the tea-making process and sample exquisite Darjeeling tea.
Peaceful Retreat at Peace Pagoda: Find serenity at the Japanese Peace Pagoda, a symbol of peace and harmony nestled amidst lush greenery, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
Charming Darjeeling Mall Road: Stroll along the vibrant Mall Road, lined with bustling markets, charming cafes, and colonial-era architecture, offering a perfect blend of shopping, dining, and leisure.
Visit the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park: Encounter rare and endangered Himalayan wildlife, including the elusive snow leopard and the cuddly red panda, at one of the highest altitude zoos in the world.
Excursion to Mirik Lake: Escape to the scenic hill town of Mirik and enjoy boating on the tranquil waters of Mirik Lake, surrounded by lush tea gardens and majestic Himalayan peaks.
Starting From
*Per Person on 4 pax sharing basis
Duration : 5 Night & 6 Days
Places to Visit : Gangtok, Lachen, Lachung
Hotel
Sightseeing
Transfer
Meal
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Inclusions
● Pickup and drop.
● Complete sightseeing by a Private non AC Vehicle
● All Taxes, Tolls, Parkings & Driver Expense.
● Breakfast & Dinner included.
● Stay at 3 Star Hotels.
Exclusions
● Any private expenses, room service charges.
● Any Temple entry charge.
● Anything which is not mentioned in the inclusions
Day Wise Itinerary
● On arrival at NJP railway station, You are welcomed by our driver to a pre-booked vehicle and transfer to Gangtok (120 KM/about 4-5 hours drive). En-route visit mesmerizing beauty of sikkim.
● Teesta River: you will pass by the Teesta River, one of the major rivers in Sikkim. The views of the river with its emerald green waters and surrounding mountains are breathtaking.
● Coronation Bridge: Located near Sevoke, the Coronation Bridge is an architectural marvel built over the Teesta River. It's worth stopping for a while to admire the intricate design of this historic bridge.
● Kalimpong: Situated on the way to Gangtok, Kalimpong is a charming hill station known for its scenic beauty, Buddhist monasteries, and flower nurseries. You can make a short stop here to explore the town and enjoy the panoramic views.
● On arrival in Gangtok, check-in at your hotel and relax.
● Overnight stay at Gangtok.
● Early Morning: Depart from Gangtok towards Nathula Pass. (It is advisable to start early to avoid crowds and make the most of your time)
● Nathula Pass: Spend some time at Nathula Pass, taking in the breathtaking views of the Himalayas and witnessing the Indo-China border. You can explore the memorial and take photographs. however, (please note: visiting Nathula Pass requires obtaining a special permit from the Sikkim Tourism Department, and the pass is subject to weather and security conditions). It is also located at a high altitude, so You should be prepared for possible altitude sickness and chilly temperatures.
● En route excursion to Tsomgo Lake and Baba Mandir (about 40 km from Gangtok). Enjoy the scenic drive through winding mountain roads. Spend time at Tsomgo Lake, a glacial lake surrounded by snow-capped mountains.
● Visit Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir, a sacred shrine dedicated to an Indian Army soldier who is believed to protect the soldiers in the region.
● Return to the hotel and take a rest for the next destination.
● Overnight stay in Gangtok.
● After having breakfast in the hotel, start your journey toward Lachen early in the morning to make the most of daylight hours.
● Mangan: This town serves as the district headquarters of North Sikkim and is surrounded by lush greenery and terraced fields. It offers a glimpse into the local Sikkimese culture and lifestyle.
● Seven Sister Waterfall & Singhik Viewpoint: Continue your journey to Singhik Viewpoint, which offers panoramic vistas of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, including Mount Khangchendzonga (Kanchenjunga). Take in the breathtaking scenery and capture some memorable photographs.
● Chungthang: Arrive at Chungthang, a quaint town situated at the confluence of the Lachen and Lachung Rivers. Take a moment to stretch your legs and enjoy some refreshments at a local eatery on your own.
● Lachen: Finally, reach Lachen, a remote mountain village and the gateway to several trekking routes in North Sikkim. Check into your accommodation and rest after a long day of travel. Overnight stay in Lachen.
● Begin your journey from Lachen to Gurudongmar Lake early in the morning to avoid any adverse weather conditions and to make the most of your day.
● Thangu Valley: Your first major stop along the way is Thangu Valley, a picturesque high-altitude valley renowned for its scenic beauty and pristine environment. Take a break here to stretch your legs and soak in the stunning surroundings.
● Gurudongmar Lake: Finally, arrive at Gurudongmar Lake, one of the highest lakes in the world situated at an altitude of over 17,000 feet. Take in the awe-inspiring beauty of the lake, with its crystal-clear waters reflecting the surrounding mountains. Spend some time by the lake, offering prayers at the nearby Gurudwara, and enjoying the serene ambiance
● After spending time at Gurudongmar Lake, begin your return journey to Lachung. Check in at the hotel at Lachung and have a rest after a long journey.
● Overnight stay in Lachung.
● After breakfast in the hotel, begin your journey early in the morning to make the most of daylight hours and to avoid any adverse weather conditions.
● Yumthang Valley: Before reaching Zero Point, you'll pass through Yumthang Valley, also known as the Valley of Flowers. Yumthang Valley is renowned for its stunning landscapes, hot springs, and vibrant rhododendron blooms during the spring season.
● Hot Springs: While in Yumthang Valley, consider visiting the natural hot springs located nearby. These sulfur-rich hot springs are believed to have therapeutic properties and are a popular attraction for visitors seeking relaxation and rejuvenation.
● Yume Samdong (Zero Point): Finally, you will reach Zero Point, also known as Yumesamdong, which is the end of the motorable road in North Sikkim. Zero Point offers panoramic views of snow-covered mountains, and during the winter months, the entire landscape is blanketed in snow.
● Drive back to the hotel in Gangtok, check in the hotel and relax.
● Overnight stay at Gangtok.
● Departure: After having a delicious breakfast in the hotel , check out from the hotel. Transfer to Bagdogra Airport or NJP Railway Station for onward journey with sweet memories.
● Wish you a very happy journey for your onwards!!!
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The best time to visit Sikkim is during the spring and autumn months, from March to May and September to November respectively, when the weather is pleasant, and the skies are generally clear.
Indian nationals need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to visit North Sikkim and Nathula Pass (Indo-China Border). Foreign nationals require a Protected Area Permit (PAP) or Restricted Area Permit (RAP) to visit Sikkim, which can be obtained through TourTripX Travel Solutions Private Limited.
The nearest airport to Sikkim is Bagdogra Airport (IXB) near Siliguri, West Bengal. From there, We are available to take you to Sikkim. The nearest major railway station is New Jalpaiguri (NJP), from where you can continue your journey.
Popular tourist attractions in Sikkim include Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, Gurudongmar Lake, Yumthang Valley, Rumtek Monastery, Pelling, Gangtok, Ravangla, and the capital city of Gangtok.
Sikkim offers various adventure activities such as trekking (Goecha La, Dzongri Trek), river rafting in Teesta River but now has been stopped at the time but begin soon , paragliding in Gangtok and Sikkim's West District, mountain biking, yak safari, and cable car rides.
Pack warm clothes, especially if visiting in winter. Also, carry comfortable trekking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, insect repellent, a raincoat or umbrella, and any required medications. Don't forget to carry your valid identification documents (Voter ID/Driving License/Passport along with Passport size Photograph for permits. Aadhaar card is not valid in Sikkim as a ID Proof.
Sikkim is generally considered safe for tourists. However, it's advisable to exercise normal precautions and respect local customs and traditions. Stay informed about weather conditions and any travel advisories.
Sikkimese cuisine is influenced by Nepali, Tibetan, and Bhutanese flavors. Some popular dishes include momos (dumplings), thukpa (noodle soup), gundruk (fermented leafy greens), phagshapa (pork cooked with radishes), and sel roti (traditional rice donut).
While Sikkim experiences heavy rainfall during the monsoon season (June to August), it's still possible to visit. However, landslides and road closures are common during this time, so it's essential to check weather and road conditions before planning your trip.
Yes, Sikkim is known for its eco-friendly initiatives and sustainable tourism practices. The state promotes responsible tourism and has several eco-friendly accommodations, organic farms, and nature reserves aimed at preserving the environment and promoting sustainable development.
No, Plastic items is strictly prohibited in North Sikkim. As part of our commitment to preserving the pristine beauty of this region and minimizing environmental impact, we kindly request visitors to refrain from bringing or using plastic bags, bottles, containers, or any other disposable plastic products during their stay. Your cooperation in adhering to this policy is greatly appreciated as we strive to maintain the ecological integrity of North Sikkim for future generations to enjoy.
