Sikkim Tour Packages - Gangtok, North Sikkim & More

Sikkim is one of the most scenic Himalayan destinations, known for its snow-capped peaks, alpine lakes, monasteries and mountain roads. From the lively hill town of Gangtok to the high-altitude landscapes of North Sikkim, the region offers a mix of natural beauty and cultural experiences. Our Sikkim tour packages are designed to cover the most popular routes as well as extended circuits, allowing travelers to experience both the classic highlights and the remote Himalayan valleys at a comfortable pace.

Sikkim can be broadly divided into different travel regions, each offering a unique experience. Most travelers begin with Gangtok in East Sikkim, which serves as the main hub for sightseeing and excursions. North Sikkim, including destinations like Lachen and Lachung, is known for its high-altitude landscapes, alpine lakes and snow-covered mountain views. Some itineraries also combine Sikkim with nearby hill stations such as Darjeeling to create a longer Himalayan tour.

The most popular Sikkim itineraries usually focus on the Gangtok and North Sikkim circuit. These tours cover scenic mountain roads, monasteries, high-altitude valleys and well-known attractions like Tsomgo Lake and Nathula Pass. Longer itineraries extend into North Sikkim, where travelers visit places such as Lachen, Lachung and the surrounding alpine landscapes. Some tours also combine Sikkim with Darjeeling for a broader Himalayan experience.

Sikkim tours are available in different durations to suit travel preferences and time availability. Short itineraries of 4 to 5 days typically focus on Gangtok and nearby excursions. Medium-length tours of 6 to 8 days include North Sikkim destinations, offering a deeper Himalayan experience. Longer tours of 9 days or more combine Sikkim with Darjeeling or additional regions for a more comprehensive trip.

Sikkim stands out among Himalayan destinations for its clean towns, strong cultural traditions and dramatic mountain scenery. The state is home to Buddhist monasteries, alpine lakes, high mountain passes and quiet villages. The combination of natural beauty, organized tourism infrastructure and peaceful surroundings makes it a popular choice for both first-time and repeat travelers to the Himalayas.

Sikkim can be visited during most of the year, though each season offers a different experience.

The monsoon season from June to September brings heavy rainfall and occasional road disruptions, so travel during this period requires flexibility.

Sikkim offers options for couples, families, small groups and fixed-departure tours. Some travelers prefer short, comfortable trips centered around Gangtok, while others choose extended itineraries that include North Sikkim or Darjeeling. Group tours are also popular, especially for North Sikkim circuits where shared logistics are more practical.

Certain areas of Sikkim, especially in North Sikkim and at high-altitude passes, require special permits. These permits are arranged in advance as part of the tour. Weather and road conditions can also affect travel plans in the mountains, so itineraries are designed with realistic travel times and buffer days where necessary.