Sikkim Tour Packages

Take the edge off your mind and explore the magnificent sights of northeastern India with our well-curated Sikkim Holiday Packages. Sikkim is a dream tourist destination for nature lovers that is bordered by Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. Bestowed with numerous highest peaks, verdant meadows and landscapes, and sacred monasteries, the place offers amazing breathtaking sights to explore with your family and friends under budget with our customized Sikkim Itinerary.

Crammed with beautiful cultures of Hinduism and Buddhism, Sikkim is a treat for every soul that houses the world’s third-highest peak- Mount Kanchenjunga, sparkling Tsomgo Lake, Zero Point, Lachen, medicinal qualities filled hot springs, and numerous less-explored places for trekking, camping, yak rides, river rafting, and much more.

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6D/5N
Darjeeling Gangtok Tour with Kalimpong 6D/5N

Bagdogra - Kalimpong - Darjeeling - Gangtok - Bagdogra

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7D/6N
Darjeeling, Gangtok, and Kolkata tour package 7D/6N

Bagdogra - Darjeeling - Gangtok - Nathula Pass - Kolkata

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7D/6N
Darjeeling Gangtok Honeymoon Package 7D/6N

Bagdogra - Darjeeling - Gangtok - Nathula Pass - Bagdogra

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8D/7N
Tranquil Sikkim & Darjeeling Tour Package 8D/7N

Bagdogra - Darjeeling - Gangtok - Nathula Pass - Pelling - Bagdogra

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10D/9N
Captivating Sikkim Trip 10D/9N

Gangtok - Nathula Pass - Lachen - Gurudongmar Lake - Yumthang - Pelling - Darjeeling - Bagdogra

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4D/3N
Sikkim Tour With Nathula Pass 4D/3N

Gangtok - Nathula Pass - Gangtok

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5D/4N
Darjeeling Gangtok Tour Package 5D/4N

Darjeeling - Gangtok - Darjeeling

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6D/5N
Gangtok Kalimpong Darjeeling Tour 6D/5N

Gangtok - Kalimpong - Darjeeling

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8D/7N
Darjeeling Gangtok Pelling Tour 8D/7N

Gangtok - Pelling - Darjeeling

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8D/7N
Breathtaking Gangtok Lachen Lachung Pelling 8D/7N

Gangtok - Lachen - Lachung - Gangtok - Pelling

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Best Time To Visit

Sikkim in Summer- The weather remains cool between 19°C and 26°C with soft breezes. Given the sunshine, cool breezes, and lush flora, the summer season, from April to June, is an ideal time to visit Sikkim. It impersonates a great holiday with stunning sightseeing views.

Sikkim in Monsoon-The monsoon season begins in July and lasts till September with moderate to heavy rainfall and frequent landslides, hence, it is best to avoid this time to visit Sikkim. On the other hand, monsoon is the season when the waterfalls and rivers are in myriads flowing devilishly calm.

Sikkim in Winter- snow blanket from November to March with the temperature remaining between 14 C to -4 C. It is a top offbeat place to visit in Northeast India during the winter season and indulge in famous adventure activities such as snowboarding, skiing, trekking, etc.

How To Reach

By Air- The nearest airports are Pakyong Airport, newly opened, which is around 35 km away, and Bagdogra Airport around 124 km away from Gangtok and connected to some major cities with direct flights such as Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, and Bangalore. You can hire a taxi or cab to reach the destination.

By Train- The nearest is the New Jalpaiguri Railway Station near Siliguri around 117 km away from Gangtok city and a 3-hour drive and is well-connected to major cities including Kolkata, Guwahati, Delhi, and Mumbai.

By Road-Embark on a fun road trip from Bagdogra- the only way to reach Gangtok, and either catch a public bus, or hire a two-wheeler vehicle, cab, or a taxi to enjoy the beautiful vistas and serene atmosphere.


Major Tourist Attractions
Gangtok- The capital city of Sikkim, Gangtok is a major tourist destination blessed with plunging rivers, cascading waterfalls, dense deep valleys, cafes, and shops. It is also home to the third highest peak in India- Mount Kanchenjunga.

Pelling-Pelling is an ideal vacation place in Sikkim and is a popular small hill town among trekkers and historians with verdant vistas and historical importance. Visit the 18th-century monasteries, ancient palace ruins, stunning trekking spots, and raging waterfalls.

Nathu La Pass- It is one of the highest passes and perfect places situated about 54 km east of Gangtok for peace lovers and trekkers situated at an altitude of 14,140 feet. Additionally, one needs to take a permit from Sikkim Government to enter the pass, which is INR 200 fee per head and is open to all from Wednesday to Saturday from May to October.

Rumtek Monastery-It is one of the most famous and richest Buddhist Monasteries where you will see the ancient rituals and culture in peaceful surroundings. It is located about 24 km away from Gangtok and houses unique centuries-old artifacts and manuscripts.

Tsomgo Lake- It is one of the most famous glacier lakes to visit in Sikkim. Located at an elevation of about 3800 meters, Tsomgo Lake looks magnificent with its water-changing hues with the season and weather.

Yumthang Valley- Visit the valley during the spring season to catch the mesmerizing views of a variety of rich flora, rapid river, and the magnificent backdrop of the snow-capped Himalayas. The Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary is a must-visit place to see here.

Lachung- Known for its apple orchards and pleasant weather, Lachung is a haven for nature enthusiasts and photographers to capture the beauty of several rare species of plants with a mesmerizing backdrop of snow-capped peaks and lush greenery.

Lachen- Rich with flora and fauna, and enchanting landscape, Lachen is a tranquil small village in Sikkim to visit all year long. The place is famous among tourists for its ethereal valleys and Buddhist monasteries that draw everyone’s attention to its rich cultural heritage.

Namchi- Situated at an elevation of 5500 feet near Gangtok, Namchi is a sacred pilgrimage village in Sikkim that houses the world’s tallest sputa of Buddhist Padmasambhava, a Saint Rinpoche on the Samdrupste Hill.

Thrilling Activities To Do
  • TRiver Rating- Enjoy the most famous thrilling adventure in Sikkim, River Rafting at Teesta River. Paddle through the quaint little villages, green surroundings with the beautiful Himalayas landscapes. It is open to the public from May to November.

  • Sky Walk- Hands-on to experience India’s first Glass Skywalk in Sikkim located at the statue of Chenrezig in Pelling village. It is the perfect outing place to visit the fourth-highest statue in Sikkim with your family, kids, friends, and loved ones.

  • Hot Spring Rejuvenation- Leave the stress behind and relax your unsettled mind in the hot springs of Reshi, Borong, and Ralong which are believed to have medicinal healing properties.

  • Trekking and Camping- Get closer to nature and embark on the best adventure activity to do in Sikkim. Trek to some of the highest points of the city including Goecha La, Dzongri, Kanchenjunga, Green Lake, Sandakphu, and many other trekking peaks.

  • Paragliding- Indulge in one of the most thrilling adventure activities in Sikkim and feel the adrenaline rushing in your body when you fly high like a bird across Ani Gumpa and Reshithang Village.
  • FAQs about Sikkim Tour Packages

    1. Q1.
      How do I get to Sikkim?
      Sikkim doesn't have its own airport. The nearest air connectivity is via Bagdogra Airport (IXB) in Siliguri, West Bengal. From Bagdogra, you can take a taxi or shared vehicle to Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim. Alternatively, you can reach New Jalpaiguri Junction (NJP) by train and proceed to Gangtok by taxi.
    2. Q2.
      Do I need a special permit to visit Sikkim?
      Foreign tourists must have an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter Sikkim. You can apply online through the Sikkim government portal or obtain it on arrival at designated check posts like Rangpur or Melli. Indian nationals don't require an ILP, but carrying valid ID proof is recommended.
    3. Q3.
      What's the best time to visit Sikkim?
      Sikkim boasts two ideal seasons: spring (March-May) and autumn (October-mid-December). Spring offers clear skies, blooming flowers, and pleasant temperatures. Autumn provides stunning Himalayan vistas and comfortable weather for exploration. The monsoon season (June-September) experiences heavy rainfall and potential landslides, so it's best avoided.
    4. Q4.
      What are some must-visit places in Sikkim?
      Some of the must-visit places in Sikkim are Gangtok, the capital city, which is known for its vibrant monasteries, scenic beauty, and cable car ride up Mount Namgyal. Pelling is a charming hill station offering breath-taking views of Kanchenjunga, Permeants Monastery, and scenic Sanga Choling Monastery. With your Sikkim tour package, explore Lahcen and Latching's remote beauty, known for their serene Gurudom Lake, Yumthang Valley (Valley of Flowers), and mesmerizing snow-clad peaks. Don’t forget to visit Nathula Pass, a historic mountain pass offering a glimpse into the Indo-Tibetan border trade. (Requires a special permit)
    5. Q5.
      What is the local food like in Sikkim?
      Sikkimese cuisine features a distinct blend of Tibetan and Indian influences. Popular dishes include momos (steamed dumplings), thukpa (noodle soup), phaphra (buckwheat pancakes), and a variety of curries with local vegetables. Don't miss sampling the local drink, Chhang, a fermented millet beer.
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