Sikkim Tour Package

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We’ve got a wide selection of over 20 customizable Sikking trip packages for you that combine the excitement of adventure activities with unique local cultural experiences. For those who looking for budget sikkim trip package, they can join our sikkim darjeeling tour package for 3 days that’s starting price is Rs:-7900, and for those who looking for the best sikkim tour packages with luxurious stay property we have multiple options for them.

Every sikkim package are included with local transportation, guided sightseeing tour, and exclusive activities like excursions and mechanized treks. From backpacking adventures to Sikkim biking trips, our customization options paired with these packages let you design a plan that suits all your needs.

If your goal is to experience everything this stunning destination offers a memorizing scenario, let our luxury packages work for you. If you are travelling with family and kids, there is no better option than to plan the entire trip around family-friendly attractions. With our tailored Sikkim tour package for family, every member of the family will enjoy smooth sail throughout the trip without any age gap. In addition to this, you will be able to participate in a variety of customizable activities that align with your budget and travel preferences.

So, let us help you, and from the 1000+ reviews given by customers who have already gone through the Sikkim trip with us, Kingslandholiday assures you, get set for a remarkable journey of a lifetime!

About Sikkim Tourism

Sikkim is bordered on the north by West Bengal and has international land boundaries with Bhutan, Nepal and the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. Sitting pretty on the lap of the Eastern Himalayas, one of the most notable features of Sikkim Tour is that is boasts of remarkable landscapes and astounding nature’s beauty. The region is truly blessed by Mother Nature as it is full of snow-clad peaks and huge green pastures, beautiful forests and valleys of flowers.

One of the Seven Sisters states of India, Sikkim, is unique in itself. With delicious food, beautiful landscapes, vibrant culture, and the mystical Himalayan mountains, these stunning destination attracts every tourist to explore this popular place in India. Sikkim transports you to an entirely different realm. Such a marvelous location can turn out to be a wonderland for your vacation.

Group trips, romantic getaways, or solo travel – Sikkim is the best destination for all theme basis plan. Safety’s viewpoint this is one of safest places in India, so you can also do sikkim solo trip without any worries of safety. Sikkim offers warm hospitality, cultural immersion, and a variety of things to do, all of which makes an unforgettable vacation. As for other hidden gems in the East Himalayas, our Sikkim Darjeeling Gangtok tour packages offer the best of the region within a single, hassle-free travel plan.

For the best experience of Sikkim tour package, visit during the festival or special events where you can local culture and delicious cuisine. From age-old rituals to traditional folk dance performances, there is a lot to enjoy or participate in. So, get your shoes on and prepare yourself for a mesmerizing escape with Kingslandholiday’s Sikkim tour packages. And for those of you wide-eyed looking for more options to experience, our specially crafted North East Sikkim packages are tailored just for you!

To reach the heart of the region, Sikkim has four major sections to visit.

East Sikkim:

A must during Sikkim family tour packages as its one of most sought after places in Sikkim, Sikkim East is home to the ancient Silk Route along the Indo-China border.

Here are is the popluar attraction point of East sikkim tour packages:-

Nathang Valley, Gangtok and Zuluk are some of the places we will cover in East Sikkim.

Some other relevant places are Kupup Lake (Elephant Lake), Nathula Pass, Tsongmo (Changu) Lake, Baba Harbhajan Singh New Temple and Old Temple, Thambi View Point Silk Route, which form a part of Popular Attractions.

It is advised to take a Yak ride in Tsongmo (Changu) Lake and Gangtok Ropeway for a more lively experience. The beautiful Tsongmo Lake, Gangtok and other sites mentioned are comfortable to visit via a Sikkim tour package of 7 days which is ideal to cover all these places at a comfortable pace.

West Sikkim:

The beauty of West Sikkim is marked by massive tropical mountains, and what enchants this part of Sikkim is its Rhododendron forests.

Here are is the popluar attraction point of West sikkim tour package:-

Popular Attractions: Pemayangtse Monastery, Buddhist Sanga Choling Monastery, Pelling Skywalk, Rimbi Waterfalls, Kecheopalri Monastery, Kangchendzongha National Park, Buddha Park, Bon Monastery, Ralong Hot Springs, Maenam Wildlife Sanctuary and many more.

For the complete west sikkim tour there are some packages for you:-

Pelling sikkim tour package

North Sikkim:

This enchanting destination is perfect for romantic Sikkim honeymoon tours showcasing stunning peaks, enchanting meadows, and forests of deodar, with snowy mountains looming in the background.

Here are is the popluar attraction point of North sikkim tour packages:-

Gurudongmar Lake, Lachen Monastery, Kala Pathhar Sikkim, Yumthang, Katao, Zero Point (Yumesamdong), Lachung Monastery, Seven Sister Falls, Chopta Valley View Point, Bhim Nala Falls.

For the complete North sikkim tour there are some packages for you:-

• North Sikkim Tour Package: Explore Gangtok, Lachen & Lachung (6 days)
• 7-Day Gangtok, Lachung, and Darjeeling Tour Package – Explore Sikkim’s Best
• North Sikkim Tour Package from Gangtok for 7 Days

South Sikkim:

These mountainous regions are green and beautiful. South Sikkim is adorned with a countless number of waterfalls and is economically important for the state as it shares a border with West Bengal.

Here are is the popluar attraction point of South sikkim tour package:-

Popular Attractions: Tedong Gompa, Tedong Hill View Point, Kitam Bird Sanctuary, Doling Gompa, Tendong Hill, Kangchendzongha Falls.

For the complete south sikkim tour there are some packages for you:-

• 6 Nights / 7 Days Gangtok, Lachung & Pelling Tour
• 5-Day West and South Sikkim Tour

Sikkim Travel Guide: Complete Information

1. Tsomgo Lake  

In East Sikkim Tsomgo Lake (or Changu Lake) is located at an elevation of 12,400 feet and is a place that draws all tourist attention. This spectacular glacial lake is embraced by snow-covered mountains and promises to offer mesmerizing views.  

Things to do:  

• Ride a yak: Go on a regal ride around the lake on the renowned yaks of this region.  
• Snow Fights (during winter): Immerse in the enchanting world of snow-covered landscapes.  
• Savor genuinely Sikkimese yak cheese and warm butter tea!  

2. Nathula Pass  

One of the highest motorable passes in the world boasting an altitude of 14,140 feet serves as the gate to the Himalayas and offers stunning views of the entire range. It is a significant border of India and China.  

Things to do:  

• Get to the Indo-China border and witness the border storied trade marks.  
• Enjoy the seasonal snow fun.  
• Honor the soldiers serving the nation with a visit to the memorial for the warriors of the pass.  

3. Gurudongmar Lake  

Regarded as holy, Gurudongmar Lake is located in North Sikkim at an incredible altitude of 17,800 feet. It’s pristine waters are skirted by the stunning snow-clad mountains.  

Things to do:  

• Photography: Capture landscape photography of the stunning lake along with mountains during sunrise.  
• A visit to shrine of Guru Padmasambhava.
• Butter tea is a traditional drink that is perfect when warming up during cold weather.

4. MG Marg (Gangto)

MG Marg is the capital city’s Gangtok center of Sikkim. A no-traffic zone always brimming with colorful shops, cafes and restaurant for pedestrians enabling you immerse in the warm Sikkimese culture.

What to do:

• Purchase local crafts: luxurious tibetan carpets, thangkas as well as woollen clothing await your consideration.
• Savor indic Sikkima food like momos, gundruk, and thukpa in neighborhood diners.
• Appreciate cultural shows on important festivals.

5. Yumesamdong (Zero Point)

North Sikkhim is the region where Yumesamdong or Zero Point is situated at the height of 15300 ft. The place will truly put the words scenery and tranquility into life capturing the interest of tourists in Sikkim :- Sikkim tour packages

What to do:

• Reach the lofty high plain with the thrill of off road pursuits.
• During winters, partake in snow activities such as building snowmen.
• Relax in the nearby hot springs.

6. Buddha Park

Located in the south of Sikkim, near Ravangla is the savior park which offers a range of spiritual and peaceful experiences unlike in other places of Sikkim with the special offering of 130 ft Lord Buddha statue.

What to do:

• Meditate on the gaint budha statue and in the presence of calm surroundings.
• Capture stunning photos of the statue against the Himalayan range.
• Participate in Buddhist observances of festivals such as Buddha Purnima.

7. Yumthang Valley (Valley of Flowers)  

Yumthang Valley, known to may as the Valley of Flowers, is a spectacular floral destination in North Sikkim at an elevation of 11800 ft. The region turns into a floral paradise and shows-off its mesmerizing beauty from February to June.  

Things to Do:  

• Follow guided flower walks to appreciate nature’s artistry.  
• Soak in the hot springs in Yumthang.  
• Relax and have a picnic beside the accessible and clear waters of Yumthang River.  

8. Goechala  

Located in the west part of Sikkim, Goechala is a mountain pass with one of the closest distance views of the world’s third tallest mountain, Kanchenjunga. It is an incredible destination for trekkers.  

Things to Do:  

• Goechala trek: Take a multi-day trek to soak in the glamorous view of the mountains.  
• Watch rise over the Kanchenjunga.  
• Enjoy the night sky in tranquil and lofty elevated campsites sheltered by breathtaking hills, and go star-gazing by the camp.  

9. Singalila National Park  

Singalila National Park is a wildlife sanctuary on the border of India and Nepal, located in the Darjeeling district which extends into Sikkim. The park houses species of fauna such as the red panda which is quite rare to find.  

Things to Do:  

• Participate in wildlife treks to see the elusive red panda.
• Join a guided safari tour to see the different ecosystems within the park.
• Witness birdwatching with more than 120 different species within the park.

10. Rumtek Monastery

Situated 24 km from Gangtok, Rumtek Monastery is one of the most significant Buddhist monasteries of Sikkim. It serves as a place for the Karmapa Lama in exile and possesses sacred religious shrines.

Things to Do:

• Attend the daily Buddhist prayers and observances.
• Join in the meditation classes at the monastery.
• Visit the museum containing ancient thangka paintings and other manuscripts.

What to Eat in Sikkim?  

Every trip to Sikkim is balanced by tasting its local cuisines. Here are some local delicacies that you need to include in your to-do list:  

Momo:  

Tibetan food and its conceited cousins like momos have always been the first choice for Sikkim travellers. These dumplings possess that pliable covering crafted from flour which encloses veggies or meat or even paneer, as the stuffing. They are practically always accompanied by a spicy and sour chutney or sauce. If looking for the best, you’ll be directed to Gangtok.

Sha Phaley:  

Cabbage and meat sha paley is a ripened bun. It is deep-fried which adds a crisp layer around, but the inside remains soft. If you’re looking for quick bites during your Sikkim holidays, you are certain to appreciate these. It also comes stuffed with paneer or cheese.  

Dal Bhaat:  

A nutritious Dal bhaat combo comprises rice together with lentils often accompanied by vegetable curry, some pickles, and even fish or meat on the side. You can easily find this at every other joint as it remains Sikkim’s culinary classic.

Kodo ko Roti:

Kodo ko Roti neatly encapsulates Sikkim through its finger millet meal. Chop up some chutney and receive it as an accompaniment. Kodo ko Roti is famous for its earthy, crunchy texture and is a kittos tantrum sob’riquet’

Sel Roti:

Sel Roti takes the prize for most scrumptious looking. It is shaped like a doughnut, thick, coated in a greasy sugar glaze and deep-fried to a golden brown. For best experience, serve hot alongside a steaming cup of coffee or a simple no-frills tea.

Best Restaurants to Visit in Sikkim

Koda turns Sikkim into a world-class dishpainting.

Crumbs n Whips, Namchi:

Not far from the clinical care give it wing. It has meded herbal restassants borders Sikkim’s eyesight blossoming to all food cravings. Complement hot choclate sip.

Nimtho, Gangtok:

Allure yourself in a peaceful, yet energizing and busy place. You will not be attention hunting all over the place. For kittos expressing strings and lashes upwards, Khabsey most irrestiable touch-me-not= make your experiences truly delightful and savory mango twizzlers.

OSM, Gangtok:

Lively nightlife will be forwarded in OSM where they serve Indian, Chinese, and world cuisine. Make sure you taste their Chilli SQUID!!.

Kabur, Pelling:

At his place you will, at Pelling, Kabur serves also Indian, Chinese and Tibetan food. While in Pelling, do not miss out on the Chicken Taipoo, which is served here.

Mama Kitchen, Yuksom:

If you’re looking for a very hospitable setting and a freshly prepared Sikkimese food, your place is Mama Kitchen. Call in advance, so that you don’t have to wait in line and appreciate the unparalleled intimate feel of the dining setup.

When To Plan A Trip To Sikkim

When you can visit Sikkim depends on the type of activity you want to pursue in Sikkim. Skimming through the seasons will assist you in choosing the right time suitable for touring Sikkim. Here’s a concise review for Sikkim tourism by seasons:

Sikkim in Winter (November to March)

The temperature during winter period is between -5 degree celcius to 10 degree celsius. Sikkim in the winter season is colder compared to other regions. If you are planning to visit ski resorts, other winter sports like snow boardig,  then you will find this season very handy. Stand still locations during winter are exotic but, due to extreme snowfall, some higher altitude regions become unaccessible. Spend some time with your friends and family members in Sikkim if you are an adventure sports lover. Hitting shots in the land of Sikkim is pretty life changing experience.  

Sikkim in Summers (From April to June)

Sikkim experiences summers, peaking in June. The day is warm, while it cools off considerably at night, within the range of 8°C to 25°C. For sightseeing and any outdoor activity, this season is ideal. The weather remains pleasant with low chances of rain. April is my favorite in the summers since the weather is consistent, not too hot and not too cold as well. Trekking, paragliding, rafting, mountain biking, and all other adventure activities are best enjoyed during this timeframe. Since the summer season attracts tourists, it is best to book your transfer and accommodation well ahead of time. We offer Sikkim tour packages for 7 days on our page.  

Sikkim in Monsoon (July to September)  

In contrast to the summers, monsoon season occurs in Sikkim roughly between July to September. During this timeframe Sikkim will experience heavy rainfall which can cause landslides, blockages of roads, and slippery surfaces leading to problematic conditions. Even though the temperature is bearable, it would not be the best weather for outdoor activities and sightseeing. If budget travels are what you need, this is a period that would offer relatively lower prices. When visiting this time, it is recommended to constantly monitor the weather reports, have rain gear on standby, and hiring a local guide would be helpful to safely get around conditions. For affordable, family friendly Sikkim tour packages, check out Kingslandholiday.

How to Reach Sikkim?

When planning a trip to Sikkim, choosing the right way to travel is important. Here’s how you can reach this beautiful place:

By Train:

One way to get to Sikkim is by train. While Sikkim doesn’t have its own big train station, you can take a train to nearby stations like Siliguri (128 km away) or Jalpaiguri (172 km away) in West Bengal. These stations are connected to many cities in India. Once you arrive, you can take a bus, taxi, or rental car to reach Gangtok, which takes about 4-5 hours by road.

By Road:

If you want to travel on a budget, you can choose to go by road. Sikkim has a good road network that connects it to many places in India. The journey to Sikkim is beautiful, with green forests, hills, and the Teesta River along the way. You can travel by bus from cities like Kolkata, Bagdogra, and Jalpaiguri. You can also rent a car or take a taxi. For a more adventurous option, you can travel by bike! This way, you can plan your trip with a moderate cost.

By Air:

Flying is the most popular way to reach Sikkim. The Pakyong Airport is the main airport in Sikkim, and it is just 35 kilometers from Gangtok. However, Pakyong is a seasonal airport, so you can also use Bagdogra Airport in West Bengal, which is about 130 kilometers from Gangtok. Both airports are well-connected with flights from major cities. For example, a flight from New Delhi to Gangtok takes only about 2 hours and 50 minutes. After landing, you can take a taxi or rental car to reach Gangtok.

Most tour packages for Sikkim include flights, making your trip planning easier!