Sikkim

. Our massive range of 60+ customisable Sikking trip packages arecurated by destination experts, combining the thrill of adventure activities with that of local cultural experiences. And the best part- they are priced as low as INR 18,950and can range up to a sheer INR 43,000! So whether you wish for a budget tour or a luxurious escape, we are here to cater to all your travel needs. If you’re planning an affordable getaway, don’t miss out on our best-selling Sikkim budget tour packages that perfectly balance cost and comfort.

These Sikkim packages are inclusive of premium accommodations, local transfers and guided sightseeing tours, and exclusive activities like excursions and treks. In addition, to this, our 24/7 customer support and the extensive network of on-ground tour operators promise a fabulous trip to all travellers. Be it a backpacking adventure or a bike trip in Sikkim, our customisation options help you create a plan that is suitable in all aspects and includes services of your choice and standard.

Top Things to Do on a Sikkim Tour

Sikkim offers a magical blend of adventure, culture, and stunning Himalayan vistas. Whether you’re booking a Sikkim tour package or customizing your own itinerary, here are the best activities to make your trip unforgettable:

1️⃣ Yak Ride at Tsomgo Lake & Nathula Pass
Experience an iconic Yak ride in Sikkim—a must-do in any Sikkim holiday package. Ride these majestic animals, adorned in colorful ornaments, along the scenic Changu Lake and Nathula Pass routes. Don’t miss the Yak Safari to the Indo-China border for an authentic Himalayan adventure.

2️⃣ White-Water Rafting on Teesta River
For adrenaline seekers, rafting in Teesta River offers thrilling rapids (grades 2 to 4). This is one of the best adventure activities in North Sikkim, giving you a rush as you navigate the mountain-fed waters, perfect between morning and afternoon.

3️⃣ Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek
The Kanchenjunga trek is a bucket-list adventure, starting from Yuksom and passing landmarks like Dzongri and Rathong Glacier. Reach the base camp for jaw-dropping views of Mt. Kanchenjunga (8,586 m), Mt. Pandim, and more—ideal for trekkers on an extended Sikkim adventure package.

4️⃣ Paragliding in Gangtok
Soar like a bird with a paragliding experience in Gangtok. Choose between a 5–10 min flight from Baliman Dara or a longer 20–30 min glide from Bulbuley Dara, both offering incredible views of Gangtok city and the Kanchenjunga range.

5️⃣ Gangtok Ropeway Ride
Enjoy panoramic views of Gangtok and its valleys with the famous Gangtok cable car ride. This gondola ride is a hit in every Sikkim travel itinerary, letting you marvel at the green hills and snowy peaks from above.

6️⃣ Cycling on the Old Silk Route
Opt for a cycling tour on the Silk Route, tracing the ancient trade path between Tibet and India. The 160 km stretch from Gangtok to Aritar via Nathula is a highlight, offering breathtaking Himalayan vistas and offbeat village encounters—perfect for adventure cyclists.

7️⃣ Dzongri Trek (Yuksom to Dzongri La)
For a shorter trek, the Yuksom-Dzongri trek (5 days) takes you through pristine landscapes to Dzongri La viewpoint. Catch sweeping views of Kanchenjunga, Mt. Janoo, and Mt. Kabru—an epic inclusion in any Sikkim trekking package.

8️⃣ Hand Gliding in Yumthang Valley
Glide over the spectacular Yumthang Valley at 12,000 feet and enjoy bird’s-eye views of the alpine forests and mountain streams. Hand gliding in Sikkim is a rare gem that offers pure Himalayan magic for thrill-seekers.

9️⃣ Mountain Biking in Sikkim
Dive into rugged trails with mountain biking tours in Sikkim. Popular routes like Tsomgo Lake and Yuksom offer challenging rides through forests, valleys, and high passes, delivering unbeatable views of Kanchenjunga and beyond.

🔟 Visit Khecheopalri Lake
A sacred spot near Pelling, Khecheopalri Lake is a must-visit on your Sikkim group tour. Surrounded by lush forest and steeped in spiritual legend, the lake is revered by both Buddhists and Hindus and is believed to grant wishes.

Top Hill Stations in Sikkim

1️⃣ Pelling

Wake up to awe-inspiring views of Mount Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest peak, right from your window! Pelling is renowned for its tranquil vibe and cultural charm. Visit the peaceful Pemayangtse Monastery, explore the mystical Khecheopalri Lake (a sacred wish-fulfilling site), and marvel at the beautiful Rimbi Waterfall. Don’t miss shopping in the vibrant local markets. With lush landscapes, spiritual landmarks, and breathtaking Himalayan views, Pelling promises an unforgettable travel experience.

2️⃣ Lachen

A hidden gem in North Sikkim, Lachen sits at 2,750 meters and is a highlight of any Sikkim holiday package. It serves as the gateway to must-visit spots like Gurudongmar Lake and Chopta Valley. Surrounded by snowy peaks and lush forests, Lachen is perfect for trekkers and nature lovers. Explore its rich culture at the traditional Lachen Monastery and soak in the serene village ambiance.

3️⃣ Lachung

With its pristine beauty, Lachung is a paradise for adventure seekers and nature lovers. Trek through colorful rhododendron forests or visit the breathtaking Yumthang Valley, known as the “Valley of Flowers.” Stop by the serene Lachung Monastery to experience local spirituality. The cozy traditional cottages, fresh mountain air, and stunning Himalayan vistas make Lachung a must-visit destination on your Sikkim tour.

Must-Try Dishes During Your Sikkim Trip

Sikkim’s cuisine blends Tibetan, Nepali, Bengali, and local Himalayan influences. Don’t miss these culinary delights:

• Thukpa: Hearty noodle soup packed with veggies and meat.
• Sel Roti: Crispy, deep-fried sweet bread, a Nepalese favorite.
• Gundruk: Fermented leafy greens like radish and fenugreek, slow-cooked for authentic flavor.
• Kinema: Sticky fermented soybeans, usually served with rice or bread.
• Chhurpi: Traditional Himalayan cheese, used in salads or eaten solo.
• Sha Phaley: Fried bread pockets stuffed with meat and veggies.
• Laphing: Spicy cold noodles made from potato starch, loaded with sauces and spices.
• Dhindo: Buckwheat-based dish, paired with chutney, a Nepali classic.
• Phagshapa: Oil-free pork dish cooked with dried chilies and noodles.
• Momos: Iconic dumplings available in vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, a must-try street snack.