Explore the capital city Gangtok and its surroundings with our carefully curated packages
Embark on an unforgettable journey through East Sikkim with our comprehensive 4-night getaway package. Experience the vibrant capital city Gangtok, visit the historic Indo-China border at Nathula Pass, explore the sacred Tsomgo Lake, and discover the cultural heart of Sikkim. This journey showcases the very best of East Sikkim's diverse landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture.
Perched at 1,650 meters, Gangtok is Sikkim's charming capital that perfectly blends traditional culture with modern development. Known for its clean streets, vibrant markets, and stunning views of Kanchenjunga, Gangtok offers:
While primarily in West Bengal, Darjeeling is an essential part of any Eastern Himalayan itinerary. Famous for its tea plantations and colonial charm, Darjeeling features:
This carefully crafted itinerary takes you through East Sikkim's most iconic destinations while incorporating the distinct charms of Gangtok and Darjeeling, offering a perfect blend of cultural immersion, natural wonders, and spiritual exploration. Experience ancient monasteries, ride through stunning mountain roads, explore sacred lakes, and witness breathtaking Himalayan views from both Sikkimese and Darjeeling perspectives.
Our East Sikkim package includes comfortable accommodations in both Gangtok and Darjeeling, guided tours, selected meals, and transport, ensuring a hassle-free and memorable travel experience. With expert local guides and carefully selected experiences, we bring you the authentic essence of these captivating Himalayan regions, from Gangtok's spiritual monasteries to Darjeeling's aromatic tea gardens.
Visit the historic Indo-China border at 14,140 feet
Explore the sacred glacial lake at 12,400 feet
Visit the largest monastery in Sikkim
Explore Sikkim's vibrant capital city
Pay homage at the famous army temple
Stroll through Gangtok's pedestrian-only street
Meals Included: Dinner
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Note: Nathula Pass is closed on Monday & Tuesday. Indian nationals require permit with valid photo ID.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Meals Included: Breakfast
The best time to visit East Sikkim is from March to June (spring/summer) and September to November (autumn). These months offer clear mountain views and pleasant weather. Monsoon (July-August) brings heavy rainfall, while winter (December-February) can be very cold with possible snow at Nathula Pass.
Yes, Indian citizens require Protected Area Permit (PAP) to visit Nathula Pass. We arrange this for you with valid photo ID proof (Aadhar card, passport, voter ID). Foreign nationals are not permitted to visit Nathula Pass. Nathula is closed on Monday & Tuesday and during heavy snowfall.
We provide comfortable 3-star hotel accommodations in convenient locations with basic amenities. All hotels offer hot water, room service, and are carefully selected for their location and views of Gangtok. We can upgrade to 4-star or luxury properties upon request for additional cost.
Roads to Nathula Pass are mountainous and winding. They are generally well-maintained but can be challenging during winter months. We use experienced local drivers and well-maintained vehicles suitable for mountain roads. The journey is scenic but requires careful driving.
Pack warm clothing (even in summer), comfortable walking shoes, raincoat/umbrella, sunglasses, sunscreen, cap/hat, personal medications, camera, power bank, and valid ID proofs. Include heavy woolens for Nathula Pass. Dress modestly for monastery visits.
Yes, with proper planning. The itinerary can be customized with fewer activities and more rest time. We recommend consulting with your doctor about altitude considerations, especially for Nathula Pass. Our vehicles are comfortable and we ensure proper breaks during journeys.
Our East Sikkim 4-night package is meticulously designed to offer you an immersive experience of this captivating Himalayan region. Here's why travelers choose Thapa's Tours and Travels for their East Sikkim adventure:
As a Sikkim-based travel company, we have in-depth knowledge of East Sikkim's hidden gems, best viewpoints, and local culture. Our team consists of native Sikkimese professionals who ensure authentic experiences.
We've crafted an itinerary that showcases East Sikkim's diverse attractions, from the vibrant capital Gangtok to the historic Nathula Pass and sacred Tsomgo Lake. You'll experience the region's natural beauty, spiritual heritage, and cultural charm in one seamless journey.
Our package includes comfortable accommodations, selected meals, private transport, and comprehensive tours including Nathula Pass permits. When you consider the inclusions and the experiences offered, our East Sikkim package provides exceptional value for money at just ₹19,999 per person.
From airport/station transfers to Nathula Pass permit arrangements and well-planned itineraries, we take care of all the details so you can focus on enjoying your vacation. Our 24/7 support ensures help is always available when you need it.
East Sikkim is the most visited region of Sikkim, home to the vibrant capital city Gangtok, historic Nathula Pass, sacred Tsomgo Lake, and numerous monasteries. This region offers a perfect blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for all types of travelers.
Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, is a beautiful city nestled in the Himalayan mountains. With its clean streets, vibrant MG Marg, stunning viewpoints, and numerous monasteries, Gangtok offers urban comforts amidst natural beauty. The city serves as the perfect base for exploring East Sikkim's attractions.
Nathula Pass, at an altitude of 14,140 feet, is one of the highest motorable roads in the world and a historic border crossing between India and China. Once part of the ancient Silk Route, this pass offers breathtaking views and a unique opportunity to stand at the Indo-China border.
Tsomgo Lake (Changu Lake) is a sacred glacial lake located at 12,400 feet. Considered holy by the local people, this oval-shaped lake changes colors with the seasons and is surrounded by steep mountains. The lake is an important pilgrimage site and a major tourist attraction.
East Sikkim is home to some of Sikkim's most important monasteries including Rumtek Monastery (the largest in Sikkim), Enchey Monastery, and others. These spiritual centers offer insights into Tibetan Buddhism and provide peaceful retreats for meditation and reflection.
March to June offers clear mountain views and pleasant weather for sightseeing. September to November provides crisp air and excellent visibility. Monsoon (July-August) brings heavy rainfall. Winter (December-February) offers snow-capped views but Nathula Pass may be closed due to heavy snow.
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