Nature Trails of Sikkim – 6 Days of Pure Bliss

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Nature Trails of Sikkim – 6 Days of Pure Bliss

6 Days 5 Nights
45,000.00
Bagdogra
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Overview

Sikkim, nestled in the far northeastern corner of India, is one of the country’s most serene and breathtakingly beautiful states — a hidden Himalayan jewel cradled between snow-draped peaks, dense forests, and a sky that often melts into the mountains. Though small in geographical size, this enchanting land is immensely rich in natural splendor, cultural diversity, and spiritual resonance, where ancient monasteries whisper centuries-old prayers, rivers roar down from glaciers, and every sunrise feels like a sacred awakening over a land untouched by time. Surrounded by the towering Himalayas and blessed with vibrant cultures like those of the Lepchas, Bhutias, and Nepalese communities, Sikkim offers not just scenic landscapes, but a sense of quiet harmony that speaks to the soul and invites travelers to slow down, breathe deeply, and rediscover wonder.

Places You’ll See :

Great choice! Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, is a beautiful hill town with a mix of natural beauty, spiritual centers, and modern culture. Here's a quick guide to top activities and attractions in Gangtok.

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mountain terrain, past roaring waterfalls like Bhim Nala, and remote hamlets clinging to the hillsides. Once ruled by local tribal councils known as ‘Zumsa’, Lachung retains a strong sense of community and tradition, seen in its wooden homes, fluttering prayer flags, and the revered Lachung Monastery, which stands as a cultural heart of the village. In spring, the surrounding slopes come alive with blooming rhododendrons, while winter blankets the entire landscape in pristine snow, turning it into a silent, white wonderland. Lachung serves as the base for excursions to Yumthang Valley and Zero Point, but it is far more than just a stopover—it is a destination in itself, offering serenity, stunning views, and a rare glimpse into the soul of the Himalayas.

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Lachen is a serene mountain village in North Sikkim, nestled at an altitude of about 9,400 feet, known as the gateway to the sacred Gurudongmar Lake. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, dense forests, and alpine meadows, it offers a tranquil escape with traditional wooden homes and rich local culture. Ideal for nature lovers and adventurers, Lachen is the perfect base for exploring the untouched beauty of the high Himalayas.

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Day Wise Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival Bagdogra Airport

After arriving at Bagdogra Airport, your journey to Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, begins with a scenic and memorable drive through the Eastern Himalayas. The drive typically takes around 4 to 5 hours, depending on road and weather conditions. As you leave the plains of Siliguri behind, the landscape transforms dramatically—lush green hills rise around you, and winding mountain roads reveal stunning views at every turn. Along the way, you'll cross the Teesta River, a vital lifeline of the region, which flows swiftly alongside the road for much of the journey.

Day 2: Gangtok Trip Day & Stay

After arriving in Gangtok, the vibrant capital of Sikkim nestled in the lap of the Eastern Himalayas, one of the most popular and spiritually enriching day trips you can plan is a visit to Tsomgo Lake (also known as Changu Lake) and the revered Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir.The journey begins early in the morning, as these sites are located at higher altitudes, about 40 kilometers from Gangtok, and travel is subject to weather conditions and permit requirements due to proximity to the Indo-China border. As you ascend the winding roads through dense pine forests and rugged mountain terrain, the landscape transforms dramatically into a breathtaking panorama of alpine beauty.

Day 3: Gangtok To Lachen & Stay

After enjoying a delicious and authentic Sikkimese breakfast, you’ll prepare to embark on a scenic and unforgettable journey to Lachen, one of North Sikkim’s most serene and picturesque villages. The day begins at 10:30 AM from Vajra Stand, where your vehicle will be ready and waiting for departure. By this time, our representative will have already arranged all necessary permits and travel documents, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free entry into this restricted, high-altitude region. As the drive begins, you'll gradually leave behind the bustle of Gangtok and head into the tranquil wilderness of the Himalayas. The road to Lachen weaves through dense forests, roaring waterfalls, steep valleys, and tiny mountain hamlets, offering breathtaking views at every turn.

Day 4: Lachen Sightseeing & Stay Lachung

Staying in Lachen offers a rare and peaceful escape into the heart of the Eastern Himalayas, where time seems to slow down, the air turns crisp and pure, and the mighty snow-covered peaks surround you like silent guardians; here, nestled in a rustic mountain village at over 9,000 feet above sea level, travelers wake up to misty mornings, prayer flags fluttering in the breeze, and the comforting hospitality of warm-hearted locals, making it not just a place to rest—but a moment to reconnect with nature, simplicity, and serenity.

Day 5: Lachung Sightseeing & Stay Gangtok

A visit to Lachung feels like stepping into a living postcard — a quiet Himalayan village where dramatic snow-capped peaks, gushing mountain rivers, and wildflower-strewn meadows greet you at every turn. From the soul-stirring beauty of the Yumthang Valley, often called the 'Valley of Flowers', to the calming warmth of natural hot springs tucked deep in the mountains, Lachung invites you to breathe deeply, slow down, and absorb the untouched magic of North Sikkim. As your day draws to a close and you descend back to Gangtok, the vibrant capital welcomes you with its unique blend of tradition and modern charm — whether it’s a quiet evening walk along MG Road, the soft murmur of prayers at Rumtek Monastery, or the cozy comforts of a hillside hotel, Gangtok becomes not just a place to stay, but a gentle return to rhythm after a soul-refreshing mountain adventure.

Day 6: Gangtok Departure

As you prepare to depart from Gangtok, there's a quiet heaviness in the heart — the kind that comes only after witnessing something truly beautiful; the winding mountain roads, the mist-kissed monasteries, the vibrant prayer flags fluttering against the Himalayan skies, and the gentle smiles of the local people all seem to whisper their goodbyes, making it clear that while your journey may be ending, Gangtok leaves behind a piece of itself within you — a memory wrapped in clouds and silence, calling you back long after you've left its hills behind.

F.A.Q

1. Do I need a permit to visit Lachen and Lachung?

Yes. Both Lachen and Lachung are located in restricted areas of North Sikkim and require special permits. These are arranged by your tour operator and require valid ID proof (Aadhar card, voter ID, or passport for Indian nationals).

2. What is the best time to visit Lachen and Lachung?

The ideal time is between March to June (spring/summer) for flowers and greenery, and October to December for snow and clear mountain views. Avoid monsoon season (July–September) due to landslides.

3. Is there mobile network or internet connectivity in these areas?

Network connectivity is very limited. BSNL and sometimes Airtel may work with weak signals. Wi-Fi is mostly unavailable in Lachen and Lachung, offering a true digital detox.

4. Are ATMs available in Lachen or Lachung?

No ATMs are available in Lachen or Lachung. It's advisable to carry sufficient cash from Gangtok for personal expenses.

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Inclusions

  • 3-Star Accommodation
  • Airport Transfers on Private Basis
  • All Sightseeing on Private Basis
  • Breakfast
  • Deluxe Room Category
  • Dinner
  • GST 5%

Exclusions

  • Air fare/ Train fare
  • All activities & all entry tickets
  • Car AC will be off at hilly areas.
  • Lunch

Activities

  • Chopta Valley
  • Yumthang Valley
  • Zero Point

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