An unspoilt Eastern Himalayan escape from Delhi — 6 days across Gangtok's monasteries, the turquoise Tsomgo Lake, the high-altitude Nathula Pass and the alpine valleys of Lachung and Pelling, with permits, hotels and transfers arranged.



An unspoilt Eastern Himalayan escape from Delhi — 6 days across Gangtok's monasteries, the turquoise Tsomgo Lake, the high-altitude Nathula Pass and the alpine valleys of Lachung and Pelling, with permits, hotels and transfers arranged.
Arrive at Bagdogra and drive up to Gangtok. On the way, visit Rumtek Monastery, one of Sikkim's largest and most important Buddhist monasteries, overlooking the Gangtok valley.
A permit-only day trip along the East Sikkim border route — the glacial Tsomgo Lake at nearly 12,400 ft, the revered Baba Harbhajan Singh Memorial shrine, and (permits and weather permitting) the high-altitude Indo-China border crossing at Nathula Pass.
Drive north to the alpine village of Lachung, passing waterfalls and pine forests along the Teesta river valley. Check in for two nights at your mountain lodge.
An early start to the "Valley of Flowers", Yumthang, ringed by snow peaks and hot springs, with an optional extension to Zero Point (subject to road and weather conditions).
Drive from Lachung back through Gangtok and on to Pelling in West Sikkim, known for its unobstructed views of the Kanchenjunga range.
A short Pelling sightseeing round before the drive back to Bagdogra for your onward flight.
Sikkim is one of India's most unspoilt Himalayan states, and a Sikkim tour package from Delhi takes you through its best sides — Gangtok's monasteries and markets, the glacial Tsomgo Lake, the high-altitude Nathula Pass, and the remote alpine valleys of Lachung and Pelling.
Sikkim is reached via Bagdogra airport, well connected to Delhi by direct flights, followed by a scenic mountain drive to Gangtok. Because several of Sikkim's best sights sit inside protected border areas, a package with pre-arranged inner-line permits saves significant time and paperwork.
Gangtok, Sikkim's capital, blends Buddhist monasteries with a lively market street, all set on a steep Himalayan ridge.
A single permit-route day trip covers three of Sikkim's most iconic border-area sights.
Lachung is the gateway to the Yumthang Valley, one of the Himalayas' most beautiful high-altitude meadows.
Pelling in West Sikkim offers some of the region's clearest, most unobstructed views of the Kanchenjunga range.
Spring (March-May): Rhododendrons bloom across the hillsides and the Yumthang Valley is at its flower-filled best in April-May.
Summer (June-August): Warmer, greener conditions, though monsoon rains can affect mountain roads.
Monsoon (June-September): Heavier rainfall — some border-area excursions may be affected by road conditions.
Autumn/Winter (October-December): The clearest mountain views of the year, with crisp air and excellent visibility for Kanchenjunga.
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6D / 5N
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6D / 5N