Sikkim Tour Package

About Sikkim

The Sikkim Tour package packages line is created to enable you to enjoy one of the most serene and beautiful Himalayan places in India. These well-designed Sikkim tourism packages in India include all the key attractions in the form of Gangtok, Pelling, Lachung, Lachen, Namchi and Ravangla. Sikkim is an ideal blend of nature, culture and adventure, be it the calm monasteries or the snow-covered mountainous pass.

Sikkim holiday packages in India include both a short 4-5-day holiday which can be taken in a hurry to get away and also a long tour which covers North, East, West and South Sikkim in a depth manner. These packages can be adopted by anyone, families that want to have safe and scenic holidays, couples that want to have romantic holidays in Sikkim honeymoon packages in India, solo visitors that want peace, and adventure-loving tourists who want to enjoy the mountain.

A Sikkim trip package in India usually begins at 18,000 (with a possible budget tour), and ascends to 1,20,000 and above (with high-quality and luxury tours). Sikkim travel package in India typically covers accommodation in a hotel, breakfast, local sightseeing, personal transfer, permits, and a professional guide. Additional extras can be added such as flights, meals and adventurous activities. Specific exits like the Sikkim tour package of Delhi and Sikkim tour packages of Kerala can also be planned in an easy manner.

About Sikkim

Sikkim is a small state of Himalayas that is unique with its amazing scenic beauty, rich Buddhist culture, and environmentally friendly way of life. Sikkim is nestled between Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet and boasts of snowcapped mountains, alpine valleys, glacial lakes and colorful monasteries. The balance between pristine nature and profound spiritual culture is what Sikkim is the most about.

We have 30+ tailor-made options of Sikkim vacation package in India, including the cheap holiday tour to the luxurious mountain resorts. We offer hotel reservation services, permits to restricted places such as Nathula and North Sikkim, transport, escorted sightseeing services and itineraries. In the case of couples, our Sikkim honeymoon packages in India will comprise romantic accommodation, candlelight dinner as well as scenic experiences.

The fantastic attractions are visiting the holy Tsomgo Lake, viewing the sunrise above Kanchenjunga, ancient monasteries such as Rumtek Monastery as well as seeing valleys full of flowers in North Sikkim. It has flights and travel connections with Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi, and other large cities in India.

Which Kind of Tour is the Right One?

1. City Tours - best suitable to first time visitors, Gangtok, Tsomgo Lake, and other sightseeing areas.

2. Culture and Heritage Tours - emphasis on monasteries, Buddhism customs and villages.

3. Special Season Tours - Tours are made special among snow lovers, rhododendron blooms, or festival experiences.

4. Family Tours - Safe sightseeing, comfortable itineraries and child friendly hotels.

5. Adventure Tours - This covers trekking, river rafting, and high mountain passes.

6. Luxury Tours - Resorts, Personal cars and special services.

Quick Facts About Sikkim

• Capital City: Gangtok

• Currency Used: Indian Rupee (₹)

• Language: Nepali, Bhutia, Lepcha, English, Hindi.

• Time Zone: IST (UTC +5:30)

• Best Time to Visit: March June, September December.

Weather:

• Summer: Pleasant (10°C–25°C)

• Monsoon: Downpour (July-August)

• Winter: Climate is cold and there is snowfall in the elevated regions.

Popular Dish: Momos, Thukpa, Gundruk.

Best Sights: Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, Yumthang Valley, Rumtek Monastery, Pelling, Ravangla.

Activities: Sightseeing, hiking, rafting in the river, visiting monasteries, photography, shopping, tasting of local food.

Food to Eat: Momos, Thukpa, Phagshapa, Sha Phaley, Churpi, Sel Roti.

What to Buy: prayer flags, handicrafts, woolens, traditional jewelry, tea, incense sticks.

Interesting facts about Sikkim

1. India State of the First Organic Sikkim is entirely organic, which prohibits the use of chemical fertilisers.

2. It is the home to Kanchenjunga - The third-highest mountain in the world that dominates the skyline of Sikkim.

3. Plastic-Free Zones-Most places limit plastic to save the environment.

4. Buddhist Influence - There are more than 200 monasteries throughout the state.

5. Low Crime Rate - knack of being one of the safest states of India to tour.

6. Unique Wildlife - The home of the red pandas and snow leopards.

7. Non Rail Network Sikkim uses roads and air transport.

8. Multicultural Harmony - Lepcha, Bhutia and Nepali people live in harmony.

Why is Sikkim So Popular now?

1. Beautiful Nature – snow mountains, green hills, and blue skies.

2. New Infrastructure - better roads and airport access.

3. Good Deals - Affordable deals on Sikkim holiday packages.

4. Local Cuisine Delicious Fresh Organic Food Experiences.

5. Easy Travel - Permits and escorted tours.

The best places to visit in Sikkim.

1. Gangtok

• Cultural capital city with its attitudes.

• Known as MG Marg, monasteries, and cable car.

• Best time: March–June, Sept–Dec

• Location: East Sikkim

• Sightseeing: Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, Rumtek Monastery, MG Marg.

• Special: Ideal combination of contemporary and traditional living.

2. Pelling

• Picturesque town overlooking the Kanchenjunga.

• Best time: March–May, Sept–Nov

• Location: West Sikkim

• Sights: Pemayangtse Monastery, Skywalk, Khekeopalri Lake.

• Special: Best sunrise views

3. Lachung

• North Sikkim village in the mountains.

• Best time: April–June

• Sights: Yumthang Valley, hot springs.

• Special: Alpine landscapes

4. Lachen

• Gateway to Gurudongmar Lake

• Best time: April–June

• Sightseeing: Gurudongmar Lake.

• Special: Beauty at elevation.

5. Namchi

• Cultural and spiritual hub

• Places of interest: Char Dham, Samdruptse Statue.

• Special: Religious significance.

6. Ravangla

• Quiet hill town

• Attractions: Buddha Park

• Special: Peaceful atmosphere

Do Indians require a visa to Sikkim?

No, Indian nationals do not require a visa to come to Sikkim. Nevertheless, one needs a permit to visit restricted places such as Nathula Pass, Lachung and Lachen. Such permits are issued with limited periods of time usually in accordance with your travel schedule. We also make arrangements in 24-48 hours with little expense incurred on permits. Documents that are required are valid photo ID, photographs, and travel details. Special permits are organized at the individual and group levels.

How to Get to Sikkim

Sikkim is a well linked state in India with frequent flights connected to major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, and Kochi. The most frequently visited point to Sikkim tours is usually the Pakyong Airport near Gangtok or the Bagdogra Airport at West Bengal. Most metro cities in India take a flight of about 2-3 hours before reaching Bagdogra and with short holidays; it is a good destination. IndiGo, Air India, Vistara, SpiceJet and Akasa Air, being popular airlines, have frequent services on these routes, giving flexibility to those who book Sikkim tour packages in India.

Must-Visit Places in Sikkim

1. Tsomgo Lake

• Snow-covered 12,400 ft sacred glacial lake.

• Place: East Sikkim | Time: 8 AM to 4 PM.

• Activities: Yak rides, photography, sightseeing.

• Why Visit: Beauty and spiritual significance.

2. Nathula Pass

• Traditional border pass of Indo-China.

• Activities: Snow play, photography.

• Why Visit: Patriotism and adventure.

3. Yumthang Valley

• The Valley of Flowers as it is known.

• Why Visit: Seasonal flowers and picturesque views.

4. Rumtek Monastery

• Major Buddhist center.

• Why Visit: Peaceful ambiance

5. Gurudongmar Lake

• The lake is one of the highest in the world.

• Why Visit: Natural wonder and spirituality.

6. Buddha Park Ravangla

• Gardens around a massive Buddha statue.

• Why Visit: Peaceful and religious atmosphere.

7. MG Marg

• Pedestrian shopping street.

• Why Visit: Cafes and shopping

8. Pemayangtse Monastery

• Ancient Sikhs monastery in West Sikkim.

• Why Visit: History and views

9. Khecheopalri Lake

• Wish-fulfilling lake.

• Why Visit: Sacred experience

Best Activities in Sikkim

• River Rafting: Have fun with the adrenaline rush with white-water rafting along the Teesta River in North Sikkim that has a fast flow of rapids and picturesque mountain views.

• Trekking - Hike through popular high altitude routes such as the Dzongri and Goecha La routes which have breath-taking mountain sceneries of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas.

• Monastery Visits - Explore the culture, art and spiritual heritage of Buddhist monasteries in Gangtok and Pelling.

• Cable Car Ride - Ride a cable car in Gangtok to view the city panoramically and have a one-of-a-kind sightseeing experience.

• Local Food Tasting - Take a stroll around the MG Marg eateries and sample the real Sikkimese foods such as momos, thukpa and traditional snacks.

• Yak Safari - Ride a yak at a traditional ride just outside the Tsomgo Lake, particularly those who enjoy the ride with their family and first time visitors.

• Photography Tours- Explore landscapes, monasteries, lakes, and mountain scenery in Sikkim, which is also perfect for nature tourists.

• Village Walks Hotel Village Walks: Take on guided village walks in Lachung and Ravangla to experience a slow paced local life.

• Snow Activities- Snow activities and winter fun at Nathula Pass are only available in wintery seasons.

What’s New in Sikkim

• Pakyong Airport Expansion- There is better air connectivity in East Sikkim where upgrades are still going on and thus making it faster and convenient to travel.

• Skywalk Pelling- An attraction site in West Sikkim that is made up of a glass bridge, and which provides tourists with exciting glimpses of deep valleys and mountain ranges.

• The Green Villages- Sustainable village stays in various destinations, which help in the popularization of the local culture and responsible tourism.

• New Mountain Resorts – Future North Sikkim luxury resorts (anticipated by 2025) made to meet the luxurious comfort and scenery.

• Better Accessibility and ease of travel - Road development Trends around the state that are making our roads easier to access and travel in.

The Sikkim adventure activities

• Trekking- Goecha La trek is enjoyed best between the months of April -May and September-October when the weather is clear and the views are clear.

• River Rafting River Rafting- Teesta River rafting is done during March to June with exciting rapids which are beginner and expert-friendly.

• Mountain Biking- Riding through picturesque Gangtok routes in the months between April and October, is an adventure tour.

• Paragliding- This sports activity is available throughout the year, except in summer (between October and April).

• Yak Safari - You can visit it all year round around the Tsomgo Lake, and it will give you a traditional Himalayan experience.

• Camping- Summer camping in Yumthang Valley will allow you to spend your time in the alpine meadows and to see the starry sky.

• Rock Climbing- This is better in Pelling between October-March and is a good experience of adventure passionately.

Best Places to Eat in Sikkim

Restaurants

1. Taste of Tibet Gangtok | Must-try: Thukpa.

2. Square Gangtok | Continental and local dishes.

3. Nimtho Gangtok | Real momos.

4. Snow Lion Gangtok Tibetan platters.

5. Cafe-style meals Melting Point MG Marg.

Street Food

• Momos – Steamed dumplings

• Thukpa – Noodle soup

• Sel Roti – Sweet bread

• Sha Phaley – Fried meat bread

• Churpi – Hard cheese snack

Shopping in Sikkim

Shopping Areas

• MG Marg -Gangtok | Clothes, handicrafts, souvenirs.

• Lal Bazaar- Gangtok Local goods.

• Namchi Market – Traditions.

• Pelling Market – Woolens

• Ravangla Market Local crafts.

• Gangtok Handicraft Centre ­ Original souvenirs.

Shopping Tips

• Fixed prices in MG Marg

• Cash and UPI accepted

• Buy local organic products

• Shops close by 8 PM

• Avoid plastic packaging

The Cost of a Sikkim Trip?

Price Ranges

• Budget: 18,000 to 30,000- Cheap hotels, transportation.

• Mid-range: 35,000-65,000- 3-star and private cabs.

• Luxury: 80 000 and above - 5 star resorts, luxury experiences.

Cost Breakdown

• Flights: ₹6,000–₹20,000

• Hotels: ₹1,500–₹8,000/night

• Food: ₹800–₹1,500/day

• Transport: ₹500–₹2,000/day

• Activities: ₹1,000–₹5,000

Money Savings: Tour when the season is low, book in advance, purchase combination packages, take shared cabs, and not during peak seasons.

Mistakes to avoid when travelling in Sikkim

1. Violating permits- Never forget to do this early.

2. Overpacking - Work with light warm clothes.

3. Travel during monsoon weather - Danger of landslides.

4. Rushing itinerary- Maintain buffer days.

5. Omission of acclimatization -Necessary in North Sikkim.

6. Possessing plastic- Prohibited in most locations.

7. Failure to check weather Conditions change fast

8. Miscalculations with cold cold Nights can be freezing.

9. Homesick with local food- Try the locals.

10. Inappropriate footwear Poor footwear Use strong shoes.