Destination Details
Discover tranquil monasteries, alpine valleys, and vibrant Himalayan culture in scenic Sikkim.
Embrace Nature, Serenity & Culture
Sikkim, nestled in the Eastern Himalayas, offers an enchanting blend of nature, spirituality, and adventure. With its snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, Buddhist monasteries, and colorful festivals, this tiny state is a peaceful escape from the bustle of city life.
Explore the charming capital Gangtok, trek through alpine landscapes, visit ancient monasteries like Rumtek, and be mesmerized by the view of Mt. Kanchenjunga, the third-highest peak in the world.
Must-Visit Attractions
Top sights and experiences across Sikkim
Gangtok – MG Marg
Enjoy cafes, shopping, and views of the Himalayas in the vibrant capital city.
Tsomgo Lake
A glacial lake surrounded by snow-capped peaks, ideal for photography and yak rides.
Nathula Pass
A high-altitude Indo-China border pass offering a thrilling drive and stunning views.
Rumtek Monastery
One of Sikkim’s most important monasteries, blending Tibetan architecture and tradition.
Lachung – Yumthang Valley
Known as the Valley of Flowers, it blooms with rhododendrons in spring and snow in winter.
Pelling – Skywalk & Kanchenjunga View
Visit India's first glass skywalk and soak in panoramic views of the Himalayas.
Available Tours & Activities
Explore scenic drives, monastery circuits, and adventure trails
Gangtok Sikkim Siliguri
5N/6D tour of Eastern Himalayas—explore monasteries, lakes, and nature’s serenity in Sikkim.
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Locate valleys, monasteries, and mountain passes across Sikkim
Essential Travel Information
Everything you need to know for your Sikkim adventure
Best Time to Visit
March to June and September to December are ideal for clear skies, pleasant weather, and beautiful mountain views.
Weather & Climate
Cool temperate climate with chilly winters and mild summers. Temperatures range from -5°C in winter to 25°C in summer.
Currency & Language
Indian Rupee (INR) is used. Nepali, Bhutia, and Lepcha are local languages; Hindi and English are widely understood.
Permit Requirements
Indian citizens need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) for certain areas; foreigners need Restricted Area Permit (RAP). Carry ID proof.
Local Tips & Cultural Insights
- Apply for permits in advance for North & East Sikkim travel
- Respect Buddhist monasteries—dress modestly and remove shoes
- Carry warm clothes, even in summer
- Try local dishes like Phagshapa, Thukpa, and Gundruk soup
- Avoid plastic use; Sikkim is an eco-sensitive zone
- Hire a local guide for treks and remote area visits