Monasteries, high-altitude lakes and valleys — planned from scratch around what you actually want to see.
Sikkim is a different kind of trip — bigger distances, more altitude variation, and in some areas, permits required for restricted zones. Rather than sell you a route we haven't tested for your exact dates, we build every Sikkim itinerary from scratch, around your interests and timing.
That means no published packages here — just a conversation about where you want to go, and a route we design together once we know your dates and group.
Sikkim is generally driest and most accessible from March to June and again from October to December, when skies are clearest for mountain views. The June–September monsoon brings heavy rain and a real risk of landslides on hill roads, so travel during those months needs more flexibility.
Sikkim's capital, and a base for several of the state's most-visited monasteries.
A high-altitude glacial lake, usually visited as a day trip from Gangtok, weather and permits permitting.
One of Sikkim's largest and most significant monasteries, a short drive from Gangtok.
A high-altitude valley known for seasonal rhododendron blooms — accessible only at certain times of year.
A historic Himalayan pass near the China border, seasonal and permit-dependent.
A quieter western Sikkim base with some of the state's best Kanchenjunga views.
Send us your travel dates and group size — we'll take it from there.
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