Sikkim Tour Packages

Choose Sikkim holiday packages from TripFactory to make your trip to Sikkim unforgettable. To make the tour ideal for visitors of all ages from Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, or Bangalore, TripFactory provides a variety of Sikkim vacation package. Discover over 50 Sikkim tour packages from TripFactory that have been personally chosen by our travel specialists to ensure that your trip is unforgettable.

The North East tour packages offered by TripFactory include lodging, food, and transportation in addition to sightseeing choices. It also comes with a tour guide who will show you around the state’s top sites, including Buddha Park, Yumtham Valley of Flowers, Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, Gurudongmar Lake, and the capital city of Gangtok.

TripFactory guarantees that the Sikkim vacation package you have selected will be your finest experience by offering both on-site help and round-the-clock customer care to address any questions you may have about the package. Team TripFactory will work in the background to ensure that your tour runs smoothly and without hiccups while you concentrate on enjoying your holiday.

One additional benefit of selecting one of TripFactory’s Sikkim holiday packages is the ability to customise the itinerary. You might select your preferred lodging or dining options, including some unusual sightseeing locations, or incorporate some thrilling activities. With the help of TripFactory, you can create a package that includes a variety of experiences from a large network of reliable operators. A Yak Ride, a Gondola Ride, Hand Gliding, Paragliding, and Cycling the Silk Route are a few examples of such activities. Even better, you may choose to add a river rafting experience to your package along TripFactory’s 2, 3, and 4 rapids. Trekking to the numerous Himalayan peaks, such as the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek or the Yukon-Dzongri Trek, is another incredible experience that our local tour providers can assist you with.

TripFactory offers Sikkim tour packages with length choices ranging from 3 to 9 days. Therefore, book the North Sikkim tour package that you believe would best suit you and let us handle the remaining details. Not only will we organise every aspect of your holiday for you, but we will also be on hand to help you with any questions you may have about the package while you’re away.

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Best Time to Visit Sikkim

Peak Season:If you want to see Sikkim in all of its splendour, go there in the summer, which lasts from mid-March to June. These months are when Sikkim comes to life with really good weather, perfect for exploring magical scenery and engaging in daring sports.

The high season is ideal for trekking in the mountains and taking leisurely strolls through gorgeous valleys because of the pleasant warmth of the weather. Khecheopalri, Buddha Park of Ravangla, Bakthang Waterfall, Goecha La, Yumthang Valley of Flowers, Nathu La Pass, and Lake Tsomgo are a few locations you may visit in the summer.

Shoulder Season:October to mid-March is Sikkim's snowy winter season. It is chilly and sees a little decrease in tourists compared to summertime. However, travellers travelling to Sikkim during the winter months are rewarded with a breathtaking panorama of snow-covered roads and mountains.

Winter is also a great season for skiing and snowboarding. Yumthang, Pemayangtse Monastery, Gurudongmar Lake, Tsomgo Lake, Rumtek Monastery, Do-Drul Chorten, and Yumthang are a few locations that are well-liked for winter vacations.

The months of July through September in Sikkim are known as the fading season because of the frequent downpours that revitalise the verdant surroundings that envelop the Himalayas. Witnessing the lush natural beauty of Sikkim is a unique experience for visitors visiting the state during this season. With its lush green mountains, gushing waterfalls, and the earthy scent of freshly fallen rain, Sikkim becomes a wonderland during the monsoon season. Locations like Khecheopalri Lake, Rabdentse Palace Ruins, Darap Village, Enchey Monastery, Yuksom, and Khangchendzonga National Park are ideal for nature lovers and photographers.

How to Reach Sikkim

How to Reach Gangtok By Air:Gangtok is located 26.9 kilometres from Pakyong Airport, the sole airport in Sikkim. From Pakyong Airport, it takes around one hour to go to Gangtok.

At 4590 feet above sea level, Pakyoung Airport is one among India's five highest airports. Every day, flights from Delhi, Kolkata, and Guwahati arrive at the airport.

To get to this airport, you may travel with Vistara, Spice Jet, Air India, Indigo, and Air Asia. There are no foreign flights to Pakyoung. Bagdogra Airport, located 121 kilometres from Gangtok, is another airport that is closer to the town.

The airport handles flights from nearby nations like Bhutan as well as from a number of Indian cities.

Via Road:

Bus: Government buses operated by Sikkim Nationalised Transport (SNT) run between Siliguri and Gangtok. Sevoke Road serves as the meeting point for the routes from Siliguri, Bagdogra, and New Jalpaiguri. From there, National Highway NH10 leads along the picturesque Teesta River and among mountains.

Taxi: From the Bagdogra Airport and the New Jalpaiguri Junction railway station, you may also hire private or pre-paid taxis that will transport you to Sikkim over the same route.

Shared Taxis:Usually accommodating up to 10 passengers at a time, shared Jeeps are also accessible at the airport and train station.

By Rail:Sikkim does not currently have a rail road or station, however people travelling by train may easily access the nearest railway stations at Siliguri, which is located 146 km away, and New Jalpaiguri (NJP), which is located 187 km away.

The stations in Siliguri and New Jalpaiguri are well-connected to Kolkata, Guwahati, Mumbai, Delhi, and Kolkata by many trains. After getting off at any of the stations, it's simple to hire a pre-paid taxi, shared jeep, or cab for Gangtok.

Darjeeling Mail, Testa Torsa Exp, DBRT Rajdhani Express, Brahmaputra Mail, Karambhoomi, and Avadh Assam Express are a few of the trains that stop at these stations.

Places to Visit on a Sikkim Trip

Sikkim is home to several breathtaking locations, some very stunning and others captivating. The following are a few of the top attractions in Sikkim:

1. Tsomgo Lake: Tsomgo Lake, also known as Changu Lake, is a glacial lake located in East Sikkim near Gangtok. In the winter, when the lake is frozen, it is visible to visitors. Rhododendron blossoms, blue and yellow poppies, primulas, irises, and other flowers blanket the lake’s perimeter throughout the summer. Red pandas and other species, such as Brahminy ducks, will also be visible to you. Joyrides on adorned mules and yaks are among the exciting activities included in your north Sikkim tour package in Tsomgo.
2. Nathula Pass: Located in the Himalayan peaks at a height of 14,450 feet on the Indo-Tibetian border, Nathula Pass is a mountain pass that co-joins Sikkim with China in the Himalayas, near Gangtok. One of the highest motorable roads in the world is Nathu La, and your Sikkim tour package might include a visit there any time between Wednesday and Sunday. You may go on a Yak safari and see the border gates between China and India at Nathu La. Additionally, you will be able to see Mt. Chomolhari, the Indian Army Exhibition Centre, and the War Memorial.
3. Gurudongmar Lake: Situated between the Tibetan and Chinese borders in the north, this breathtaking lake rises to a height of 17,000 feet. The icy mountain lake, named after the teacher Padmasambhava, serves as the main supply of water for the Teesta River. Three religions—Hindu, Sikh, and Buddhist—consider the location, which is located on the north side of the Khang Chengyao Range, to be holy. As part of your Sikkim tour package, stop by this location to take in the lake scenery and keep an eye out for the local yaks and blue sheep. It is a must-visit when traveling from Gangtok.
4. MG Marg: Gangtok’s most bustling area, MG Marg, is centrally located and a good spot to spend some time if you want to go shopping. There are buildings on both sides of the road and a variety of stores selling woollens and other regional goods along the one-kilometer pedestrian-only section of the road. There are several restaurants on the busy Marg where you may get a bite to eat. Additionally, there are seats in the boulevard plaza where you may relax and take in some local culture. A December Sikkim tour package allows visitors to experience the Gangtok Food and Culture Festival.
5. Yumesamdong: Yumesamdong is a pristine valley located around 15 kilometres from Yumthang on the Lachung River in Sikkim. Known as the Zero Point, Yumthang is a snow-covered location in the northeast of the state, situated at an elevation of 4724 metres. Due to its close proximity to the Chinese border, visiting the site as part of your Sikkim package will need you to get an Inner Line Permit. When you arrive, the breathtaking panorama of Yumesamdong’s ice-fed valley and snow-capped mountains will astound you.
6. The Buddha Park: Also known as Tathagata Tsal and located within the Rabong Gompa (Monastery) religious complex, is a well-liked Ravangla attraction that you should see. The 130-foot (40-meter) tall Shakyamuni Buddha Statue, which stands as the focal point of this lovely park, will astound you. On March 25, 2013, the 14th Dalai Lama dedicated the statue in observance of Gautama Buddha’s 2550th birthday. You may participate in a number of prayers at the park to reach nirvana and spiritual enlightenment. You may also choose to make advantage of the complex’s meditation facilities.
7. Yumthang Valley of Flowers: Covering 34 square kilometres, this site is a veritable paradise for lovers of rhododendrons, as well as iris, poppies, geraniums, primulas, and a host of other flowers. The Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary, a natural reserve with more than 21 varieties of rhododendrons, is located in the Yumthang Valley of Flowers, the second such valley in India. As part of your Sikkim package, you will also be able to see strawberries and crab apples blooming on hillsides during your stay. Yaks and cattle grazing in the meadows complete the idyllic scene.
8. Goechala: If you want to experience some adventure, you may go to Goechala via trekking and hiking. Goechala is a high pass in the Himalayas in Sikkim that acts as a base camp for trekking routes to higher elevations via the stunning Kanchenjunga National Park. It is located at an elevation of 16,207 feet. If trekking isn’t your thing, you may still come here to take in the breathtaking vistas of Mount Kanchenjunga. Goechala is renowned for being a great place to see the sun rise over the Kanchenjunga mountain range.
9. Singalila National Park: Popular tourist destination Singalila National Park, a sanctuary for environment lovers, animal photographers, and adventure seekers, is bordered on the north by the state of Sikkim. Visit this park to see the breathtaking panorama of the Kanchenjunga Massif, or go on a safari tour to see creatures like the endangered Red Panda, Clouded Leopard, Himalayan Black Bear, and Yellow-Throated Marten. During your safari tour, you may also be able to see a variety of Himalayan and Indo-Burma birds. For those arranging a journey to Sandakphu and Phalut, Singalila National Park serves as the starting point.
10. Rumtek Monastery: Often referred to as “the island of calm,” this tranquil location exudes Buddhist serenity among waving prayer flags. The location is amazing, not to mention that it has a wonderful natural atmosphere and peace and quiet, which should be more than enough for any getaway traveller. People are always eager to experience the local way of life or just relax in the warm embrace of the Himalayas.

Things to Do in Sikkim

For tour groups looking to spend a few days enjoying adventure, sightseeing, and discovery in Sikkim’s snow-capped mountains, it is a wonderland. With the help of a knowledgeable tour guide, you can explore the following top activities in Sikkim:

1. Yak Ride: Included in your Sikkim travel packages, you may partake in this thrilling sport, which is a favourite pastime in Sikkim. The yak is a wild ox native to Nepal, northeast India, and the Tibetan area. It has humped shoulders, shaggy hair, and enormous horns. Changu Lake and the Nathu La Pass are the most well-liked stops on this excursion. Riding this serene beast, adorned with vibrant bells, woollens, and strings, is a delightful experience at Changu. You may take a Yak Safari in Nathu La to see the border crossings between China and India.
2. Rafting on the Teesta River: Those who have an adventurous attitude may have a rafting experience in the Teesta River, which is vital to Sikkim. Teesa has excellent rapids that make it one of the greatest places to experience rafting. But only the most experienced rafters should go down the violent, roaring river. As part of your north Sikkim tour package, raft down the 2, 3, and 4 rapids of this mountain river at any time between early morning and late afternoon. Experience the surge of adrenaline as you face the waves of Teesta.
3. Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek: If you’re itching to do mountain trekking, this is one of the greatest options because of the amazing vistas. Starting in Yuksom, your route to the Kanchenjunga base camp passes via Bakhim, Dzongri, Laxmi Pokhari, Bikhbari Chaurikhang and Rathong Glacier, and finally ends in Bakkhim. Aside from the spectacular Mt. Khangchendzonga (8,586 m), you can also see Mt. Pandim (6,691 m), Mt. Kokthang (6,148 m), and a number of other peaks in the area from the top.
4. Paragliding: Fly like a bird while enjoying a paragliding experience in Gangtok by participating in tandem paragliding in two distinct styles, medium fly and high fly. A modest flight would allow you to see Gangtok while taking off from Baliman Dara and flying for five to ten minutes at a height of 1,300 to 1,400 metres. You may also take a 20 to 30-minute flight from Bulbuley Dara to an altitude of 2200 metres, enjoying a breathtaking view of Tashi Point, the snow-capped peaks of the Kanchenjunga range, and more.
5. Ropeway in Gangtok: Riding a ropeway in Gangtok is one of the things that you should definitely include in your Sikkim package. Known as a Gondola Ride, this exhilarating experience will allow you to see Gangtok from above and provide you a new viewpoint. You may also take in the sights of the gorgeous mountains and deep valleys while you’re dangling from a rope during your journey in the cable car. Simply choose a spot next to the window and enjoy the spellbinding view of the surrounding mountains and lush green valley from an elevated vantage point.
6. Riding along the Silk Route: Ride on a bicycle or bike adventure along the Silk Route to experience a greater sense of closeness to nature. There there was a 900-kilometer silk road that ran from Lhasa to the port of Tamluk, West Bengal. You may ride on any portion of the road, which is renowned for its challenging terrain and high altitude, and enjoy passing unusual places while taking in the clean mountain air. One well-liked route you may take is a 160-kilometer stretch of the Silk Road that begins in Gangtok and travels via Nathula to reach Aritar.
7. Trek to Dzongri: The 5-day Yuksom-Dzongri Trek is a good choice if you’d want to have a quick trekking experience. Starting in Yuksam and travelling through picturesque scenery, this trekking experience will bring you to Dzongri La, a viewpoint where you may take in views of the breathtaking mountains that adorn its summits. The third-highest peak in the world, Mount Khangchendzonga (8585 metres), Mt. Kumbhakarna (Janoo) (7710 metres), Mt. Kabru north (7338 metres), Mt. Kabru south (7317 metres), and several more highlights are among the highlights you will be able to see on this trip and at the viewpoint.
8. Yumthang hand gliding: You may partake in Yumthang’s version of this well-liked Sikkim pastime. The hand gliding experience will provide you one of the greatest views of the Himalayan range and alpine forests, which are two of Sikkim’s most famous sights. With the assistance of a professional pilot, soar over 12,000 feet over the craggy Yumthang valley in Sikkim and take in a bird’s eye perspective of the valley’s lushness, the flowing river stream, and the untamed environment of Sikkim.
9. Leisure Time Among Lachen people: As part of your Sikkim tour package, visit the Lachen people to learn about their customs and way of life. Lachen’s residents are kind and exhibit excellent hospitality. You may get to know them and their culture by spending some time with them. They will be happy to prepare you a delicious traditional supper, if that is your preference. In addition, if you like any of their meals and would want to make them at home, you may even ask them for the recipes.
10. See Khecheopalri Lake: Formerly known as Kha-Chot-Palri, Khecheopalri Lake is situated in the West Sikkim region, close to Khecheopalri hamlet, 147 kilometres (91 mi) west of Gangtok. Both Hindus and Buddhists regard the lake as holy, with the belief that it grants wishes. As part of your Sikkim tour package, go to this lake, which is 1700 metres above sea level and is located in the middle of a verdant forest. Take in the lake’s unusual form, which resembles a foot.

Things to Eat in Sikkim

1. Momo:Known to be a staple of Himalayan cuisine and a beloved dish in both the lowlands and the hills, momo is a Tibetan delicacy. You may have the delectable food, which is a dumpling filled with a filling and formed of wheat dough, in locations like Namchi. Vegetarian and nonvegetarian options are available.
2. Thukpa:The Thukpa is another well-liked Tibetan dish in Sikkim. A fragrant meal, this is a kind of noodle soup from eastern Tibet that features chopped onions, garlic, and green chillies with a hint of tang and spices. This dish is available for tasting in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian variants.
3. Phagshapa:A staple of Sikkimese cuisine, pagshapa is not a vegetarian dish. Along with radishes and red chilies, hog fat is the key component. This delicious recipe is low in fat and high in protein and veggies, making it a healthy option.
4. Dal Bhaat:A tray of boiling rice and lentil soup, Dal Bhaat is the traditional staple meal of Sikkim. Dal Bhaat is a simple dish that will satisfy your appetite and provide you with a cosy dinner, making it perfect for a light lunch.
5. Sel Roti:Fried bread often served with potato curry, sael roti is another Sikkimese food you should try. Originating in Tibet and Nepal, the deep-fried rice-based roti is a local delicacy here in Sikkim.

Imagine a magical place with magnificent mountains, animal refuges, and historic monasteries scattered throughout. That's the essence of Sikkim. Explore well-known locations like Lachung, Yuksom, Geyzing, Gangtok, Aritar, and Pelling when you book a Sikkim tour package! While travelling, take in breathtaking views of Mt. Kanchenjunga, the third-highest peak in the world, and pass via the passes of Nathu La and Goecha La.

Sikkim, a place worth mentioning in any tour package to the northeast, is also well-known for being the home of around 5,000 different kinds of flowers. It is also home to some of the world's most unusual and varied wildlife species, including the Himalayan black bear, red panda, and civet cat. Travellers have a number of alternatives, including packages for Meghalaya Sikkim and Darjeeling, Gangtok.

Best Time to Visit Sikkim

The Best Time to Visit Sikkim is During the summer (March to June), you may book a Sikkim tour package. In order to participate in outdoor activities and sightseeing, most tourists book their Meghalaya Sikkim package around this time. Due to the potential of landslides and intense rains during the monsoon season, it is not suggested to book any such north east tour package during this time.

If you want to experience the cold weather and snowfall, you may also think about purchasing a Sikkim tour package that includes flights throughout the winter.

How To Reach Sikkim

The Pakyong Airport is accessible if you book a Sikkim tour package that includes flights. The state capital, Gangtok, is just 29 km distant. Nonetheless, the majority of travellers choose to include a flight to West Bengal's Bagdogra Airport in their Gangtok tour packages. From here, you may take a taxi to Gangtok, which is around 125 miles distant and takes 4.5 hours.

In the event that your Sikkim tour package includes train travel, you will need to go to the West Bengali New Jalpaiguri (NJP) railway station. After that, you may go to Gangtok and nearby places like Pelling, Ravangla, Namchi, and Mangan by cab or bus.

Top Attractions in Sikkim

These are a few Sikkim tourist destinations that are worthwhile adding to any vacation package.

• Gangtok: You may discover the unique features of Sikkim’s capital city by purchasing a Gangtok tour package. Here, thrill-seekers may enjoy cable car rides, mountain biking, and river rafting. The Rumtek Monastery, Buddha Park, Yumtham Valley of Flowers, Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, and Gurudongmar Lake are just a few of the popular sights.
• Yuksom: Known as the meeting site of three Lamas, this quiet village is located in west Sikkim. The town is renowned for its lakes and waterfalls and is home to the Dubdi Monastery, the earliest in Sikkim (established in 1701).
• Pelling: Travellers who like the mountains need to make time to visit Pelling. Perched 7,200 feet above sea level, this charming village provides breathtaking views of the Kanchenjunga. In addition to being a centre for adventure sports, it is home to several historic monasteries, bridges, and waterfalls.
• Lachung: This location offers a variety of tourist attractions, including the Lachung Gompa, beautiful waters of the Lachung Chu River, and breathtaking views of the mountains. You may see this northern town with its waterfalls and orchards by taking a tour package to Lachung.
• Ravangla: Known for its birdwatching opportunities, Ravangla is one of South Sikkim’s most gorgeous locations. It is home to a number of unusual species, including babblers, blue whistling thrush, and dark-throated thrush. Here, you may tour a number of temples, monasteries, and tea gardens.

Therefore, book a Sikkim tour package right now and get ready to explore beautiful state in the northeast.

Sikkim Vacation Package

Sikkim, the paradise located amid the towering Eastern Himalayas, is a breathtaking location that has quickly gained popularity as a travel destination. travel destinations around the nation. It is renowned for its colourful meadows, expansive vistas, and natural beauty. Its many cultures and customs make it stand out as well. The third-highest peak in the world, Mount Khangchendzonga, is Sikkim’s greatest asset and the reason for its popularity.

Travellers adore Sikkim for its breathtaking views of the region’s snow-capped mountains, verdant valleys, tumbling waterfalls, flowing streams, clear blue lakes, etc. Apart from the enthralling landscapes, additional points of interest in Sikkim include historical monuments, natural parks, and places of religious significance. With the Sikkim packages from TripFactory, you may experience your ideal holiday in the Himalayas.

The Sikkim trip cost can vary based on several factors such as the number of travelers, accommodation choices, transfer options, trip duration, stay locations, and sightseeing options. While visiting Sikkim, visitors may engage in a variety of exciting and entertaining activities including paragliding, trekking, rafting, and more. Some of Sikkim’s top tour attractions are its delicious cuisine and shopping experience.

Sikkim is a fantastic option for a solitary tour, a family holiday, or an enjoyable trip with friends. You may finally get the genuine travel experience you’ve been dreaming about, owing to TripFactory’s expertly crafted Sikkim tour packages. These north east tour packages include a knowledgeable tour guide to enhance your sightseeing experience.

These Sikkim tour packages come in a range of pricing points and have diverse itineraries to accommodate different types of travellers. TripFactory offers Sikkim tour packages that can accommodate both short and long trips, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable trip experience.

You don’t have to spend days organising anything since these Sikkim packages take care of the majority of the trip’s necessities, including lodging, optional flights, notable Sikkim tours, meals, etc. Best time to visit Sikkim: The pricing of a Sikkim tour package on our website begins at only INR 22,090.

All year long, Sikkim is a haven and a place of escape. However, depending on when you come, you can have a varied experience with tourism. Therefore, choose your dates before choosing your best plan from the available Sikkim tour packages. Here’s a breakdown of the ideal travel seasons for Sikkim per season:

Summertime in Sikkim

Travelling to Sikkim in the summer is a really lovely experience. This Indian state experiences summer from April to June. Five to twenty-five degrees is the range of temperatures. For the majority of tourism-related activities, including adventure travel, sightseeing at well-known Sikkim landmarks, and casual exploration, summer is said to be the ideal season to visit the state.

The midday temperature is still rather warm, however it fluctuates depending on where you are. However, you should anticipate colder weather at night. For summertime Sikkim tour, it is advisable to pack a few woolly items. Get great discounts on summertime travel packages to Sikkim on our website.

Sikkim during the monsoon

From July to September, Sikkim enjoys a monsoon season that brings with it significant rains and cold weather. It's still cold and nice outside, with temperatures ranging from four to fifteen degrees. The regular downpours throughout these months enhance the area's natural beauty and elegance tenfold.

However, because to the possibility of landslides, blockages, slick roads, etc., travelling across Sikkim during the monsoon might be risky. As a result, most people decide against visiting Sikkim during these months.

Choose just Sikkim tourism destinations in West and South Sikkim if you are travelling at this time of year. In these months, there are good offers and reductions available for hotels and transport related to Sikkim excursions. Visit our website to get Sikkim packages during the monsoon season. If you visit Sikkim during this season, think about hiring a tour guide.

Wintertime in Sikkim

In Sikkim, the winters are pleasant and refreshing. It lasts from October to March, starting about that time. Despite this, the weather is still quite chilly, which is ideal for most outdoor activities. It is widely believed that visiting Sikkim during the winter months is the ideal opportunity to experience snow and engage in winter sports.

The month of December through January is the ideal time of year to visit Sikkim. You just cannot not miss seeing the stunning frozen blue lakes and snow-covered landscapes during your tour in Sikkim. When travelling to Sikkim in the winter, make sure you have enough warm clothing for the whole journey. Use our TripFactory Sikkim tour packages to plan your vacation.

How can I go to Sikkim?

All parts of Sikkim, an Indian state in the northeastern Himalayan mountains, are well-served by adequate transport infrastructure. Rail, road, or air travel are your options. Sikkim is best reached by road, but you may also opt to go by train or plane, depending on your preferences and availability.

Travel by Road to Sikkim

There are excellent road connections from major towns like Siliguri, Darjeeling, Kalimpong, and Calcutta to Sikkim. Buses are widely available and travel across Sikkim, including its core and outlying regions.

A private or public bus is an option. You may also take a cab or a vehicle while travelling inside the city. In addition to being a fantastic road trip destination, National route 31A is the most efficient national route in Sikkim and will help you get the most out of your tour. For Sikkim travel during the busiest season, be careful to book transfers in advance.

Fly to Sikkim

Air travel is the quickest and most common way to get to Sikkim. The Bagdogra Airport, which is around 124 kilometres away from Sikkim, is a popular option. The airport has excellent connections to other major domestic and international airports in Bangkok and India. Because so many airlines operate efficiently, it is simple to travel by air and go to Sikkim with ease.

Once at the airport, you may take a public cab or rent a private vehicle to go to Sikkim. If not, they can think about using the brand-new Pakyong Airport in Sikkim, the state's sole airport and a seasonal domestic airport. For example, it takes around two hours and fifty minutes to go from New Delhi to Pakyong Airport on a direct trip. On our website, you may discover Sikkim travel packages with optional flights.

Travel by Rail to Sikkim

For most Sikkim excursions, using a train is one of the most common ways to go about. To get to Sikkim, several trains depart from locations around India. Siliguri, located 154 km away, and Jalpaiguri, situated 188 km away, are the closest railway stations to Sikkim.

Once at the Sikkim train station, a bus or cab may take you the rest of the trip. Depending on the volume of traffic, the four to five hour road trip there normally takes. Keep in mind that the main means of travelling to and from the main tour destinations in Sikkim is by road.

Top Destinations in Sikkim

It is much simpler to choose among the many Sikkim vacation packages available if you have a clear notion of the locations and sites you wish to see. The following are some of the top locations you should think about including on your Sikkim tour itinerary: Gangtok, Buddha Park, Yumtham Valley of Flowers, Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, and Gurudongmar Lake.

Gangtok

Gangtok, the state capital, is often known as the “Gateway to Sikkim.” Featured in most Sikkim vacation packages, this is one of the most well-known sites to see in Sikkim. The city is well-known for its restaurants, markets, lovely scenery, and comfortable weather. Well-known sites in and around Gangtok include M.G. Road, Nathula Pass, Rumtek Monastery, Himalayan Zoological Park, Namgyal Institute of Tibetology, Buddha Park, Yumtham Valley of Flowers, Tsomgo Lake, and Gurudongmar Lake. March is the ideal month to go to Sikkim for Gangtok excursions.

Pelling

One of the most well-known family tour destinations in Sikkim is the charming town of Pelling. Located at 115 miles from Gangtok, at a height of 7,200 feet, is this well-known hill station. The captivating vistas of the Himalayas are one of the reasons tourists like Pelling. Some of the most famous Sikkim tourist destinations include the popular sites in and around Pelling, such as the Sangacholing Monastery, Pemayangtse Monastery, Rabdentse Ruins, Kanchenjunga Falls, etc. Check out our website for Sikkim travel packages that include Pelling. For Pelling excursions, September is the ideal month to visit Sikkim.

Lake Tsomgo

In the East Sikkim District, Tsomgo Lake, also called Changu Lake, is a well-liked glacier lake. Located at a height of 12,313 feet, it is one of the most stunning and well-known spots in Sikkim that you may go. Situated near Gangtok, you must not miss this enormous lake’s breathtaking scenery, which combines dry, snow-capped hills with crystal-clear, blue water. The Tsomgo Lake is readily accessible as a common agenda item in the majority of well-liked Sikkim travel packages.

Yumthang Valley

Yumthang Valley, often referred to as the Sikkim Valley of Flowers Sanctuary, is the next destination on your list of must-see locations in Sikkim. Located near Gangtok, it is one of the state’s most popular tourist destinations, with views of expansive meadows, velvety pine and silver fir forests, meandering yaks, hot springs, and an abundance of exquisite flower species (from February to June). Look for holiday packages to Sikkim that include a trip to this location.

The National Park of Kanchenjunga

One of India's first "Mixed Heritage" sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List is the Kanchenjunga National Park, a national park and biosphere reserve. It bears the name of Kangchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in the world (8,586 metres).

It is one of the most well-liked tourist destinations that you may include on your Sikkim itinerary because of its amazing natural beauty, distinctive biodiversity, and trekking opportunities. Look for holiday packages in Sikkim that include a trip to this park if you're interested. Some believe that the greatest time to visit Sikkim for tours of the Kanchenjunga National Park is in the early winter.

Gurudongmar Lake

One of the tallest lakes in the nation is the well-known Gurudongmar Lake in Sikkim. Situated at a height of 5,430 metres, this must-see site warrants inclusion in any Sikkim itinerary. The Lake is renowned for its breathtaking vistas, serene ambiance, and spiritual importance. Many visitors travel from Gangtok to witness this natural wonder. The most well-liked holiday packages to Sikkim include this lake under sightseeing. Keep in mind that the ideal time to visit Sikkim to see the frozen Gurudongmar Lake is during the winter.

Activities in Sikkim

To improve your vacation experience, choose Sikkim holiday packages that include entertaining activities. Opt for packages that offer sightseeing tours with a knowledgeable tour guide. The following exciting activities and excursions are some ideas for your Sikkim tour:

Visit Changu Lake and ride a yak.

Changu Lake, also known as Tsomgo Lake, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Sikkim. Visitors to this lake may want to consider taking a Yak ride. It is an enjoyable method to visit the lake location and its surroundings and costs between INR 100 and INR 300. Summer is the greatest time to visit Sikkim for Yak riding.

Take the Cable Car in Gangtok.

An enjoyable addition to your Sikkim itinerary is a trip on the well-known Gangtok Ropeway. From a bird's eye perspective, the 2-kilometer round-trip tour offers breathtaking beautiful vistas. To find out more about this activity, get in touch with a local tour guide in Sikkim. Embark on thrilling activities such as cable car rides throughout your trip with the expertly crafted Sikkim holiday packages offered by TripFactory.

Wander around Lachen and Lachung's streets.

Strolling the streets of Lachen and Lachung is a great option for those searching for relaxing things to do in Sikkim. There is nothing like the amazing atmosphere, peaceful setting, and kind residents in these two places. October through June is the ideal season to visit Sikkim for excursions to Lachung and Chen. For a journey to Lachen and Lachung, a Sikkim tour guide isn't really necessary.

At the Khecheopalri Lake, make a wish.

One of the greatest sites to visit in Sikkim is the mystical Khecheopalri Lake, which is located in Khecheopalri Village. One of the most well-liked activities for visitors visiting Sikkim is making a wish at this stunning lake, often known as the "wish-fulfilling lake." You can think about including an intriguing hike on the route that leads to this lake in your Sikkim itinerary. One of the most stylish things to do in Sikkim is to spend some quiet time with your loved ones while lounging by the lake. February through March is when visitors to Khecheopalri Lake in Sikkim should plan their visit. Visit Khecheopalri Lake and other picturesque tourist destinations in the state with TripFactory's Sikkim packages.

Engage in snow play at Yumthang Valley.

The months of February through March are the ideal time to visit Zero Point in Yumthang Valley, Sikkim, to experience snowfall. Apart from engaging in snow play, you may think about doing some light shopping or sampling some hot noodles and momos from the local little stands. During your trip, create enduring memories by engaging in snow play with TripFactory's Sikkim holiday packages.

Journey to the Gurudongmar Lake

One of the most thrilling and enjoyable activities in Sikkim is trekking. You may choose from a tonne of well-known locations in Sikkim for this pastime, such as the walk to Gurudongmar Lake via Gangtok. You’ll feel a sense of success unlike anything else as you finish the walk and take in the beautiful views of the surroundings and the lake. A common addition in the majority of Sikkim packages is Gurudongmar Lake. Other well-liked trekking destinations in Sikkim include Tholung, Goecha La, and the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek.

Cuisine in Sikkim

All Sikkim tour and holiday itineraries must include sampling the delectable regional food. Here are some delectable and well-known foods to sample during your tour in Sikkim:

Thukpa

Try the famed Thukpa dish from Sikkimese cuisine while you're there. Egg noodles, oil, onion, ginger, lemon juice, pork, mushroom, a few other chopped veggies and regional spices are the main components of thukpa, which is really an oatmeal soup dish. You may get both vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices for Thukpa, depending on where you taste it. A typical feature of most trips in Sikkim is trying the several kinds of Thukpa. One of the greatest locations in Sikkim to sample Thukpa is Gangtok.

Momos

Momos is one of the most well-known foods that draws visitors to Sikkim. These dumplings, which are native to Tibet, have an inside filling that may be cheese, meat, veggies, or anything else, and a soft outside shell composed of white wheat dough and water. Momos are typically available in two flavours: steamed and fried. They go well with a spicy sauce or green chutney.

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Gundruk

Gundruk is another well-known regional delicacy that you should think about sampling on your tour in Sikkim. This meal, which originated in Nepal, is well-liked by vegetarians. Made from a range of components such as mustard, cabbage, radish leaves, etc., gundruk is a very healthy meal. It cooks in an earthen pot with certain regional spices and tomato sauces.

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Dal Bhaat

Dal Bhaat is the most basic and well-liked indigenous Sikkimese cuisine. As the name implies, it's a cuisine that consists of two primary ingredients: rice (bhaat) and dal, which is a spiced soup produced from cooked lentils. In Sikkim restaurants, ordering Dal Bhaat often entails ordering a Thaali combination that includes a few different vegetable side dishes and some chutney. To find out where to obtain the greatest Dal Bhaat in the neighbourhood, ask your Sikkim tour guide.

Hagshapa

It's a common dish in Sikkimi cuisine, made by first frying strips of hog fat and then stewing them with some dried chiles and radishes. With every mouthful, its delicious flavour will make you want to eat many more portions. Choose one of TripFactory's Sikkim packages if you want to spend your days surrounded by mountains, vegetation, and tranquilly.

Must-go-to eateries in Sikkim

The most well-liked Sikkim vacation package from TripFactory includes meals, providing travellers with the highest level of comfort and convenience throughout their holiday. During your vacation to Sikkim, you may want to try dining at any of these popular eateries and cafes:

The Rooftop Restaurant, Valhalla

Valhalla - The Rooftop Restaurant is one of the most well-known Sikkim restaurants that you should think about going to for some delicious cuisine and a great dining experience. The restaurant is well-known for its amazing atmosphere, delicious cuisine, upbeat music, and, of course, the rooftop dining experience. It is located in Namchi.

Restaurant Parivar

One of the best places in Sikkim to have mouthwatering cuisine is the Parivar Restaurant in Gangtok. The restaurant, which serves vegetarian-friendly, Asian, and Indian cuisine, is well-liked by residents and tour groups in the area. Its mouthwatering food, friendly service, and sophisticated atmosphere are some of its best features. Popular menu items at this Gangtok eatery include Butter Paneer Masala, Dal Makhani, and Chapati.

A Taste of Tibet

In Gangtok, Sikkim, Taste of Tibet is among the most well-known dining establishments. The restaurant, which serves a selection of Chinese and Tibetan cuisine, is well-known for its reasonably priced menu, excellent food, quick service, and cosy, roomy seating. Among their most well-known dishes are Chicken Thenthuk, House Special Chopsuey, Pork Dry Fried, and Chicken Chilli Boneless.

Sikkim's top locations for honeymoons

One of the most popular honeymoon spots in Northeast India is Sikkim. Newlyweds may take advantage of Sikkim honeymoon package deals to explore the stunning natural beauty that this endearing Indian state has to offer. Here are a few popular locations in Sikkim for a honeymoon:

Lachung

Prominent hill station in the northeastern part of the state, Lachung is a stunning town that is part of many popular Sikkim packages. The location is a popular honeymoon destination in Sikkim since it provides a variety of picturesque features. Lachung, tucked away from the busy life of a contemporary metropolis, provides honeymooners with a tranquil getaway in the middle of the outdoors. A variety of activities, including river rafting, trekking, and paragliding, are available for couples visiting Lachung. Thus you may want to check for Sikkim honeymoon packages that include Lachung.

Rinchenpong

In Sikkim, the little village of Rinchenpong is a well-liked honeymoon location. Some of the most well-known Sikkim tourism destinations include the nearby Rinchenpong Monastery, Sirijunga Temple, Poison Lake, Chayatal Lake, Singshore Bridge, Varsey Rhododendron Sanctuary, etc. If you would want to take your significant other to this town, search for Sikkim honeymoon package alternatives that include this location.

Ravangla

Approximately 25 kilometres from Namchi City lies the charming town of Ravangla, which is located in Namchi district. Situated at an altitude of 8,000 feet, the town is popular with honeymooners visiting Sikkim. Nestled between valleys, tea gardens, waterfalls, and thickly wooded hills, this unconventional spot is an ideal place for couples to spend some quiet time together. The snow-capped mountain peaks serve as the ideal background. For the greatest tourist experience, look for Sikkim honeymoon special vacation packages that include Ravangla.

What should I buy in Sikkim?

While searching for appropriate vacation packages to Sikkim, think about compiling a list of items you want to buy while there. When you go shopping in Sikkim, you may purchase the following local goods:

Figures of Lord Buddha

One of the most popular items you can purchase in Sikkim as presents or souvenirs are little Lord Buddha sculptures. Copper and lost wax casting are two of the many materials used to create these intricate miniatures. In Sikkim, you may get Lord Buddha sculptures for as little as INR 200, depending on your budget.

Where to buy: Some of the greatest locations to purchase this are the stores and marketplaces in Pelling. Choose Sikkim packages that include a quick visit to Pelling.

banners used during Buddhist praying

Buddhist prayer flags are another common item travellers like to purchase when they are in Sikkim. In an effort to spread comfort, compassion, and serenity, Buddhist mantras are handwritten on these vibrant flags. These Buddhist prayer flags are so portable that you may hang them from windows of cars, the handles of bicycles, cafés, front doors, and much more. They are quite cheap, with prices as low as INR 50. On TripFactory, get the greatest offer on the Sikkim tour package of your choice.

Where to buy: Nearly all of the state's main marketplaces and souvenir stores have Buddhist prayer flags.

The Thangkas

Thangkas are exquisite little paintings on paper, cotton, and silk. These vibrant paintings show the Buddha's way of living as well as different stages of his existence. In addition to being excellent for home décor, thangkas capture a crucial element of the area. Keep in mind that thangkas may be expensive and quite delicate, depending on the level of craftsmanship you choose.

Where to purchase: Gangtok and Pelling are the ideal sites in Sikkim to visit if you want to buy Thangkas.

Wall hangings and lanterns in the Tibetan style

In addition to Thangkas, among of the most exquisite home décor pieces you may buy during your tour to Sikkim are the wall hangings and lanterns made in the Tibetan manner. Usually composed of colourful paper and cardboard, they are rather fragile. Thus, make sure you have a suitable method for returning them home undamaged.

Where to buy: In Gangtok, Sikkim, check the markets and souvenir stores for these products.

Fascinating information about Sikkim

The following are some lesser-known Sikkim facts that tour operators could find intriguing:

Sikkim is the least inhabited state in India, according to reports. It is one of the most popular tourist spots in the nation because of its low population density.

One of the most well-known sights to see in Sikkim is the Dubdi Monastery, the oldest in the state. In 1701, Chogyal Namgyal established it.

On the boundary between India and Nepal in Sikkim, India's tallest mountain peak, Kanchenjunga, is located.

The state of Sikkim is the source of the well-known Teesta River in India.

The Indian Prime Minister proclaimed Sikkim to be a completely organic state in 2016. In 2003, the state decided to switch to organic farming.

Several stunning, high-altitude lakes may be found in the Indian state of Sikkim. Among the well-liked sites in Sikkim are Tsomgo Lake, Gurudongmar Lake, Menmecho Lake, Tso Lhamo Lake, etc.

A forest covers around 47% of the land of Sikkim, making it one of the greenest states in the nation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sikkim Tour Packages:

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Questions. How much does it cost to go to Sikkim?

Indeed. Purchasing a Sikkim tour package won't break the bank, especially when compared to several other well-liked travel locations. Packages are available at a range of costs to accommodate almost any budget.

A 7-night and 8-day package, for instance, would set you back ₹ 64,342 per person. Sikkim, Lachung, Gangtok, Darjeeling, and Pelling are among them. For ₹ 38,751 per person, you may choose for an inexpensive tour that spans three nights and four days and visits both Gangtok and Darjeeling.

Questions. When would be the best to go to Sikkim?

Indeed. When you book your Sikkim tour package, you have to be careful about when you visit. March through May are the ideal months to come because of the beautiful spring weather and breathtaking surrounding scenery.

A lot of visitors also choose the period from October to December in order to get breathtaking vistas of the towering Himalayan Range. The monsoon season, which lasts from July to August and brings significant rains to the area, is considered Sikkim's off-season.

Questions. Is three days in Sikkim enough?

Indeed. Three days is plenty for a Sikkim tour package to see most of the main attractions in the stunning Himalayan state. As three days and two nights is the least requirement, you can think about spending that much time in North Sikkim. If you'd like, you may also spend three days in East Sikkim.

Other choices include three-day trips that cover Pelling and Gangtok. You might decide to include merely Gangtok in your itinerary if you're searching for a quick tour that covers the nearby Darjeeling.

Questions. Is it legal for me to drive a vehicle in Sikkim?

After completing the booking process for your Sikkim tour package, you should be aware of the laws and guidelines surrounding transportation in the stunning Himalayan state. You must be aware that Sikkim allows you to drive a car. Driving is still permitted, however some areas could need specific permissions. A number of locations, including Rongli in East Sikkim, Gangtok, and Mangan in North Sikkim, have easily accessible permits.

Questions. Is a visit to Zero Point worthwhile?

The inclusion of Zero Point in your Sikkim tour package is essential. It will be an unforgettable and exhilarating experience to drive from Lachen to Zero Point! The following details of Zero Point, also known as Yume Samdong, make it worthwhile to visit: it is located 15,000 feet above sea level. Situated near the Chinese border, it is easily accessible.

There are no roads that go beyond Zero Point, making it the final known civilian outpost. It is the confluence of three beautiful rivers, encircled by towering mountains covered with snow and offering breathtaking views in every direction.

The route passes through breathtaking scenery, full of trees and rich flora. Because the site is near to the China border, permits are required for the destination. For this reason, a Protected Area Permit, or PAP, is required.