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A 5-night, 6-day tour of Sikkim offers a perfect blend of stunning landscapes and rich culture. Starting in Gangtok, you’ll explore vibrant attractions like the Enchey Monastery and the bustling MG Road. A day trip to Tsomgo Lake allows you to witness breathtaking glacial beauty, followed by a visit to the revered Baba Mandir. Transitioning to Pelling, you’ll visit the historic Pemayangtse Monastery and the scenic Rabdentse Ruins, with opportunities to soak in panoramic views of the majestic Kanchenjunga. The trip culminates with serene visits to Khecheopalri Lake and the Singshore Bridge, ensuring a memorable experience in this enchanting region. Whether it’s the local cuisine, colorful markets, or tranquil nature spots, Sikkim promises a diverse adventure for every traveler.
Arrival: Fly into Bagdogra Airport or arrive in Siliguri by train. Transfer: Drive to Gangtok (about 4-5 hours). Check-in: Hotel in Gangtok. Evening: Explore local markets and have dinner.
Morning: Visit Tashi View Point for sunrise views. Sightseeing: Ganesh Tok, Hanuman Tok, and the Enchey Monastery. Afternoon: Visit the Namgyal Institute of Tibetology. Evening: Stroll around MG Road.
Morning: Depart for Tsomgo Lake (12,400 ft), a glacial lake urrounded by snow-capped mountains. Afternoon: Visit Baba Mandir, dedicated to the soldier Baba Harbhajan Singh. Evening: Return to Gangtok and relax at your hotel.
Morning: Drive to Pelling (approx. 4-5 hours). Check in at your hotel. Afternoon: Visit the Pemayangtse Monastery and explore the Rabdentse Ruins. Evening: Enjoy sunset views of Kanchenjunga from Pelling.
Morning: Visit the Khecheopalri Lake and the Khangchendzonga Waterfall. Afternoon: Explore the Singshore Bridge, one of the highest suspension bridges in Sikkim. Evening: Return to the hotel and enjoy a leisurely evening.
Morning: Check out from the hotel and drive back to Gangtok. Afternoon: Depart for your onward journey.
Best Time: March to June and September to December. These months offer pleasant weather for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Weather: It varies by altitude. Lower regions like Gangtok can be mild, while higher places like Lachung can be cold, especially in winter. Always check the forecast before traveling.
Permits: Yes, certain areas like Nathula Pass and parts of North Sikkim require special permits. These can often be arranged by your tour operator.
Safety: Sikkim is generally safe for tourists. However, it’s always good to stay aware of your surroundings and follow local guidelines.
Packing List: Warm clothing (layers), sturdy walking shoes, rain gear, personal medications, and travel insurance. Don’t forget your camera!
Cuisine: Sikkimese food features rice, noodles, and local vegetables, often accompanied by pickles and chutneys. Try local dishes like momo (dumplings) and thukpa (noodle soup).
Transportation: The nearest airport is Bagdogra. From there, you can hire a taxi or take a shared jeep to Gangtok. There are also train options to Siliguri.
Health: Acclimatization is important, especially in high-altitude areas. Stay hydrated, and if you have respiratory issues, consult a doctor before traveling.