Sikkim · 3 Nights / 4 Days
Gangtok Short Trip: 3 Nights / 4 Days
Gangtok and its monasteries in a compact plan, with an optional Tsomgo Lake day subject to permits and weather.
Suits: Short breaks and first-time visitors who prefer a single base.
Sikkim · 5 Nights / 6 Days
Gangtok and Pelling in Sikkim with a quieter finish in Kalimpong, on a loop that avoids a crowded Darjeeling stay.
A loop for those who prefer quieter places. You start in Kalimpong, go on to Gangtok and Pelling, and return to the plains with a relaxed final day. The roads are winding and slow, so we keep the days manageable.
See Kalimpong for more on the town and Sikkim for the permits.
Sample itinerary. These are sample itineraries, designed as relaxed tour options. For a customised, detailed and personalised itinerary built around your dates, interests and pace, please contact us. Plan your journey or call +91 97755 97771.
Drive around 3.5 to 4 hours from Bagdogra or NJP to Kalimpong. Short walk to a hilltop viewpoint at dusk.
Morning visit to a nursery or monastery in Kalimpong, then drive around 3.5 hours to Gangtok. Evening on MG Marg.
Enchey Monastery, the Do-Drul Chorten and a viewpoint. Optional Tsomgo Lake or Rumtek, subject to permits and weather.
Drive around 5 to 6 hours via Ravangla with a stop at the Buddha Park.
Pemayangtse Monastery, Rabdentse ruins and a viewpoint. Kanchenjunga views, weather permitting.
Drive around 5 to 6 hours to Bagdogra or NJP. Book onward travel for the next morning.
Indian citizens need no permit to enter Sikkim; high-altitude areas need Protected Area Permits (check current rules).
Several long hill roads; delays are possible.
Monsoon brings landslides; plan flexible dates.
Four bases; this is a moving trip.
This is a sample itinerary, not a fixed departure. Sequence, stays and activities are confirmed when we plan your journey, subject to availability, season, permits and local conditions.
Sikkim · 3 Nights / 4 Days
Gangtok and its monasteries in a compact plan, with an optional Tsomgo Lake day subject to permits and weather.
Suits: Short breaks and first-time visitors who prefer a single base.
Sikkim · 4 Nights / 5 Days
A compact introduction to Sikkim built around Gangtok, Rumtek Monastery and the high road to Tsomgo Lake.
Suits: First-time visitors, families and travellers with limited time who prefer a single base.
Sikkim · 5 Nights / 6 Days
East and West Sikkim in one trip: Gangtok's monasteries and lakes, then Pelling's Kanchenjunga views and old monasteries.
Suits: Travellers who want to see two sides of Sikkim without going to the far north.
Sikkim · 5 Nights / 6 Days
A classic short circuit: three nights in Gangtok and two in Darjeeling, linked by a scenic road via the Teesta valley.
Suits: First-time visitors with around six days, wanting both Sikkim and Darjeeling.
Sikkim · 6 Nights / 7 Days
Gangtok, South Sikkim's tea hills and Pelling's Kanchenjunga views on a route that moves gradually west.
Suits: Couples, families and older travellers who want varied scenery and culture at moderate altitude.
Sikkim · 7 Nights / 8 Days
The classic Eastern Himalayan pairing: Darjeeling's tea hills and heritage, then Gangtok and the lakes and monasteries of East Sikkim.
Suits: First-time visitors who want to combine two famous hill regions without rushing.
Sikkim · 8 Nights / 9 Days
Gangtok, North Sikkim's Lachen and Lachung, then South Sikkim, with enough time to acclimatise to high altitude.
Suits: Travellers who are healthy, comfortable with long winding drives and keen on high-altitude scenery. Not suitable for small children or those with certain health conditions.
Sikkim · 9 Nights / 10 Days
The full Eastern Himalayan circuit: Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Gangtok and Pelling, with enough nights in each to unpack and look around.
Suits: Travellers with 10 days who want a thorough Eastern Himalayan circuit.
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