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March 29, 2024

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March 15, 2024

We had the best service provided by our tour operator for our Sikkim tour..... Car was best n driver was the best.. Very skilled n polite and cooprative... above all we had good experience.. Our special thanks to Mr Bidesh Choudhari for great gesture for listning our request regarding driver...❤️👍 our special thanks for Aishwrya mam for plannning this wonderful tour as per our need n requirment... she was continuesly in touch with us since begining to end.. it was really a good gesture shown by her towards us when we told that we are senior citizens.. She perfectly planned it.. Our special thanks for her n Trip Factory also... looking for next journey soon.. 😊🙏🙏

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the must-see sights in Sikkim for anybody doing a tour?

MG Marg, Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, Nathula Pass, Gurudongmar Lake, Yumthang Valley, Zero Point, Kaala Pathar, Namchi Char Dham, Buddha Park in Ravangla, and several monasteries are among Sikkim's top attractions.

How far away from Gangtok is North Sikkim?

North Sikkim has two main tourist destinations: Lachung and Lachen. These locations are 120 km from Gangtok, and due to the tight roads, it takes around 5–6 hours to go there from Gangtok.

Is Nathula Pass open every day of the year?

No, Mondays and Tuesdays of every week are still blocked to all travellers using Nathula Pass.

Is a permission required for Indian nationals to visit Sikkim?

No, in order to visit Sikkim, Indian nationals do not need a permission. All Indian visitors must, however, get an Inner Line Permit, which is coordinated by the local tour operator, in order to visit several locations (such as Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, Nathula Pass, Gurudongmar Lake, and Yumthang Valley).

When is the ideal time to go to Sikkim?

With the exception of the wet months of July and August, Sikkim is a year-round destination. Nonetheless, October through March is the ideal time to visit if you want to see the mountain range and snow up close. Additionally, January through March are the ideal months to see snowfall. The months of April through June are when the majority of visitors arrive if they wish to avoid the heat.

What is the distance between Gangtok and the Sikkim airport?

Sikkim's newest airport, Pakyong Airport, is located around 30 km from Gangtok. Unfortunately, there is now very little airline connection, and there are frequent flight cancellations. Thus, it is advised that you arrange your travel to Bagdogra Airport, which is conveniently linked to all of India's main cities and is around a 5-hour drive from Gangtok.

How can I go to Sikkim?

Sikkim has excellent access to all forms of transportation, including road, rail, and air. Pakyong Airport (30 km from Gangtok) and Bagdogra Airport (120 km from Gangtok) are the closest airports. New Jalpaiguri Railway Station, which is 120 km from Gangtok, is the closest train station.

When does snowfall occur in Sikkim?

Yes, snowfall occurs in Sikkim's high altitude areas, which include Yumthang Valley, Baba Mandir, Tsomgo Lake, Gurudongmar Lake, and Nathula Pass. Typically, snowfall occurs from late December to early March.

What is the estimated number of days needed to see all the major locations in Sikkim?

It takes seven or eight days to see the main sites of Sikkim. These include Pelling with Namchi and Ravangla, Lachen and Lachung with Gurudongmar Lake and Yumthang Valley, and Gangtok with neighbouring Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, and Nathula Pass.

Does visiting Sikkim require adhering to a dress code?

Sikkim has year-round temperate, pleasant weather. Thus, it is important to have warm wool clothing with you. Respect is required for the stringent laws and clothing requirements that the people of Sikkim follow. Wear suitable, long-sleeved clothing, particularly while visiting places of worship.

A vacation trip that includes Gangtok might include any additional cities?

Because Sikkim is a tiny state, it is feasible to go to neighbouring towns. Furthermore, you may simply visit many other charming locations in addition to Gangtok. When you want to visit Sikkim, you should make time to tour the nearby towns of Darjeeling, Pelling, Lachung, Lachen, and Kalimpong.

Where can one shop in Sikkim and what kind of things can one purchase there?

Mahatma Gandhi Road, the Directorate of Handicrafts and Handlooms, and the Lal Bazaar are popular destinations for shopaholics. Praying bowls, tea, Thangka paintings, prayer flags, and prayer wheels must all be on your buying list.

What adventurous activities are the greatest to engage in when visiting Sikkim?

There is enough for adventure seekers to do in Sikkim. In addition to many more heart-stopping sports, you may do rock climbing, hiking, paragliding, mountain biking, animal safaris, and exhilarating river rafting on the Teesta River.

Is a permit required to visit all of Sikkim's tourist attractions?

Many of the tourist destinations need permissions, which apply to both international visitors and Indian nationals. These include Gurudongmar Lake, Thangu/Chopta Valley, Dzongri and Goecahala Tre, Nathula Pass, Tsomgo (Changu) Lake, and Baba Mandir. Indian citizens may apply for permits online and in person at the Sikkim Police Check Post with ease.

What are the most well-liked tourist spots in Sikkim?

The Gurudongmar Lake, Nathula Pass, Yumthang Valley, Lake Tsomgo, Rumtek Monastery, and the Khangchendzonga National Park are just a few of the many places in Sikkim that are worth visiting.

How does Sikkim's public transport system work?

Unlike other major cities, there aren't as many buses or trains for public transportation. On the other hand, you are free to investigate the shared car alternative. To prevent any issues, the best option is to book a taxi from a reliable and government-approved tour operator.



Do I need a visa to go to Sikkim?

Sikkim does have certain immigration restrictions, however Indian citizens are exempt from needing a visa in order to access its borders. It is required of foreign nationals to get an Inner Line Permit (ILP) or Restricted Area Permit (RAP).

How do you go to Sikkim?

Even though Sikkim now has a tiny airport of its own, Bagdogra International Airport is the most convenient route to get there. This airport provides improved connectivity, with connections to key cities. The best place to go if you want to get to Sikkim by train is the New Jalpaiguri station in Siliguri.

When is the ideal time to go to Sikkim?

March through May and October through December are said to be the best times to visit Sikkim. In the country's scorching summers, Sikkim offers a peaceful refuge. The vistas of the mountain ranges covered in snow throughout the winter will astound you.

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For the simple reason that it includes a tour of the Himalayan environment, gurgling streams, snowcapped mountains, its richness of culture, monasteries, flora, and fauna, we offer popular Sikkim Packages for you and your friends that enable you to see the entire prominent destinations for travel enthusiasts.

Our Sikkim vacation packages are designed to enable you and your loved ones to fully appreciate the unspoiled splendour of the natural world and revel in its unparalleled freshness.

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Protocol for Sikkim Entry

Travellers should adhere to the fundamental requirements in order to have a hassle-free experience when visiting this beautiful state of India. Sikkim has significantly loosened restrictions on tourist admission into restricted regions in order to boost tourism. 

When visiting some of the unrestricted areas of Sikkim, such as Gangtok, Yuksom, Rumtek, Pemayangtse, Phodong, etc., Indian nationals are not required to obtain a special permit. 

However, when visiting some of the North Sikkim’s areas, such as Yumthang Valley, Chungthang, Lachung, Yumesamdong, Lachen, Thangu, Chopta, and Gurudongmar Lake, they must obtain a permit.

Foreign nationals planning a trip to Sikkim may apply for a permit, which has a maximum 30-day extension beyond the first 15 days of validity. Obtaining the permits is quite simple in a number of locations, including Malli, Siliguri, Darjeeling, and Rongpo. 

These permits are also available at various locations from the Indian Embassy. It is not permissible for foreign visitors to go in groups of less than two to Sikkim’s restricted and protected regions, such as Yumthang Valley, since they cannot go with Indian tourists.

However, there are further limitations on visiting a few locations in the interior of Sikkim. For a day trip from Gangtok, travellers from both domestic and international countries need specific permissions to enter the Tsongo and Nathula region. Only Tsongo is accessible to outsiders; Nathula is not.

Permits for Protected and Restricted Areas System

Because of its closeness to China and other adjacent nations, Sikkim is subject to a restricted area rule and various access restrictions. Travel limitations have led to the division of this state into three sections.

Certain sections need a Restricted Area Permit (RAP) while others need a Protected Area Permit (PAP). Therefore, in order to enter any region of Sikkim, foreign people must get a Restricted Area Permit.

The Inner Line Permit (ILP) was the previous name for this permit. While there are other limitations that apply to everyone, including Indians, in a few select sites in Sikkim, Indians are exempt from this need.

Some regions, such as Dzongri and Tsomgo Lake, are designated as Protected regions and need the deployment of special armed forces. To enter these areas, both non-Indians and foreigners need to get a Protected Area Permit (PAP).

However, certain protected border regions, such as Nathulla, are only accessible to Indians holding a Protected Area Permit; outsiders cannot approach these places at all.

Restricted Area Permits (RAP): Only foreign visitors wishing to enter Sikkim need this permission. It is not expensive. A valid passport and an Indian visa are the only requirements. Obtaining the permission takes less than thirty minutes with the right paperwork.

Protected Area Permits (PAP): This permission is required for each visitor to a protected area, whether they are an Indian or a foreign national. These regions are off-limits to foreign individuals travelling alone.

Furthermore, international visitors wishing to trek in Sikkim’s interior should apply for the PAP via tour companies registered with the department of tourism in Sikkim, and they should also organise the trekking itinerary. 

The necessary paperwork would be a passport, voter ID card, or driver’s licence with a photo ID.

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