North/East Sikkim with Pelling tour package
Himalayan tour package
North/East Sikkim with Pelling tour package
- North/East Sikkim with Pelling
- Package: 6 Night & 7 Days
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.
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.
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.
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.
DURATION
6 Night & 7 Days
HOTEL CATEGORY
3 / 4 / 5 Star
PICKUP & DROP
Bagdogra
EXPERIENCE
Premium
North/East Sikkim with Pelling tour package
Starting at: ₹31,950/- on double sharing.
North/East Sikkim with Pelling tour package Itinerary
● Arrive at NJP railway station and transfer to Pelling (about 130 KM/around 5-6 hours drive) through scenic routes and charming villages.
● Enjoy the picturesque drive passing by lush greenery and beautiful landscapes.
● Admire the views of the Teesta River along the way.
● Check-in at your hotel in Pelling. Spend the rest of the day at leisure, exploring the local surroundings or relaxing at the hotel.
● Overnight stay in Pelling.
● Start the day with breakfast at the hotel.
● Visit the Helipad for panoramic views. Proceed to Khecheopalri Lake for serenity.
● Explore Khangchendzonga Waterfalls for natural wonder.
● Discover the ancient capital Rabdentse. Experience the beauty of Rimbi Waterfalls. Visit Darap Cherry Village for traditional culture.
● Enjoy the tranquility of the Orange Rock Garden.
● Conclude with a serene visit to Pemayangtse Monastery.
● Experience the Skywalk.
● Overnight stay in Pelling.
Optional:
● Singshore Bridge (Rs.2500 extra/vehicle).
● Enjoy breakfast and Check out from your accommodation.
● Begin your journey towards Gangtok. Explore the Char Dham Temple in Namchi.
● Witness the awe-inspiring 135-foot statue of Guru Padmasambhava at Samdruptse Monastery. Stop by Temi Tea Garden for breathtaking
● Check into the hotel upon arrival in Gangtok.
● Overnight stay in Gangtok.
● Depart early from Gangtok for Nathula Pass to enjoy breathtaking views.
● Visit Nathula Pass and explore the memorial, ensuring you have the necessary permits.
● Continue your excursion to Tsomgo Lake, surrounded by snow-capped mountains.
● Proceed to the new Baba Mandir, a sacred shrine dedicated to an Indian Army soldier. Return to Gangtok in the evening.
● Overnight stay in Gangtok.
Important Note: Visiting Nathula Pass requires a special permit (Subject to availability of permits, Rs. 4000/vehicle- extra) from the Sikkim Tourism Department and is subject to weather and security conditions. Due to its high altitude, be prepared for possible altitude sickness and chilly temperatures.
● Depart from Gangtok to Lachung after breakfast.
● Pass through Mangan and stop at Singhik View Point for scenic views.
● En route, visit Seven Sister Waterfall and Naga Waterfall near Chungthang.
● Bhima Nala Waterfall Located close to Lachung, it is also known as the Amitabh Bachchan Falls due to its towering height and impressive flow.
● Arrive in Lachung, a remote mountain village, and check into your Hotel.
● Overnight stay in Lachung.
● Embark on an early morning journey from Lachung to Yumthang Valley, renowned as the Valley of Flowers.
● Explore the valley and indulge in relaxation at the nearby hot springs.
● Continue to Yume Samdong (Zero Point) for breathtaking panoramic views of snow-covered mountains. ensuring you have the necessary permits.
● Return to Gangtok in the evening and check into the hotel
● Overnight stay in Gangtok.
Important Note: Visiting Zero Point requires a special permit (Subject to availability of permit, Rs. 4000/Vehicle - extra) from the Sikkim Tourism Department and is subject to weather and security conditions. Due to its high altitude, be prepared for possible altitude sickness and chilly temperatures.
● Enjoy a delicious breakfast at the hotel and check out.
● Transfer to Bagdogra Airport or NJP Railway Station for your onward journey.
● Wish you a very happy journey for your onwards!
● Pickup and drop from IXB/NJP
● Complete sightseeing by a Private non AC Vehicle
● All Taxes, Tolls, Parkings & Driver Expense.
● Taxi will be point to point basis and not for individual basis.
● Accommodation on double/triple/quad sharing basis with breakfast
● Non AC deluxe/Base category rooms are included in the Package
● Any private expenses, room service charges.
● Any Temple/Monument etc. entry charge
● Anything which is not mentioned in the inclusions
● Nathula/Zero Point depends on the subject of availability of permit, Rs. 4000/- extra per point
● Room heater chargeable (Rs.400-600)/Room/Night.
● If a taxi used other than the mentioned point, it would be chargeable to driver directly.
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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.
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