Mailing List
Sign up for our mailing list to get latest updates and offers.
FLIGHT & TRANSPORT
Return Airport Transfers & Sightseeing by non-AC Scorpio/Xylo
Note: The vehicles will run as per day-to-day and point-to-point plan, not on disposal basis.
3 Nights in Gangtok at Hotel Maple Residency/Tamarind Residency or similar
2 Nights in Darjeeling at Sumi Yashshree Suites and Spa or similar
Gangtok
Tsomgo Lake
Baba Mandir
Nathula Pass
Bhim Nala Waterfalls
Banjhakri Falls
Namgyal Institute of Tibetology
Darjeeling
Tiger Hills
Japanese Temple
Peace Pagoda
Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park
Himalayan Mountaineering Institute
Tibetan Refugee Self-Help Centre
Darjeeling Ropeway
Tea Estates
*Entry Fees will be applicable for the above-mentioned sightseeing places
MEALS
5 Breakfast
5 Dinner
VISA & TAXES
Luxury Taxes
On arrival at Bagdogra Airport/Railway Station, you'll be received by our representative and transferred to Gangtok, which is 121 kms away from Bagdogra. It'll be nearly a 4.15-hr drive. After reaching Gangtok, check in to your designated hotel! Overnight Stay and Dinner at Gangtok
Start your day with visiting Tsomgo Lake! Tsomgo Lake, also known as Tsongmo Lake or Changu Lake, is a glacial lake in the East Sikkim district, nearly 40 kms from Gangtok. Located at an altitude of 12,400 ft., Tsomgo Lake can be reached navigating through meandering road in the middle of rugged mountain terrain and sharp cliffs. Surrounded by mountains, the lake looks different in different seasons. In winter, the placid lake remains frozen with the area around it covered in snow while in late spring, the abundance of flowers in bloom adds a flourish of colours around the lake. Later visit Baba Mandir! Located between Nathula and Jelepla Passes at an altitude of 13,123 ft. and about 52 kms from Gangtok, Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple is popularly known as Baba Mandir. once inside the Baba Mandir, you get to see a large photo of Harbhajan Singh who is deeply revered by his devotees. Tourists who come here leave their water bottles for a few days and collect them later because the legend is that by drinking that water all the wishes come true. Go to Nathula Pass, which is located 54 kms east of Gangtok! One of the three open-trading border posts between India and China, Nathula plays a key role in the Sino-Indian trade. It is a favourite hot spot for the tourists in Sikkim. It also offers enticing view of the snow-capped mountains under the light blue sky and the long winding roads. At Nathu La, you also have the sights of Chumbi Valley of Tibet, fenced by mountains. Back to the hotel in Gangtok! Overnight Stay at Gangtok Breakfast and Dinner
Start a great day riding on Gangtok Ropeway! Known to be one of the most exciting activities to do in Gangtok, Gangtok Ropeway Ride is 935-m long, from the start to the endpoint and the complete journey takes a total of 15-20 minutes. the ride has three terminal stations, i.e. Tashiling, Namnang and Deorali. You can get on or get down at any of the three stations. The Deorali Station is the lowest base point and is situated near the Institute of Tibetology and offers beautiful views of the Gangtok market and the township below. Get down to Deorali Station to visit Institute of Tibetology! Namgyal Institute of Tibetology happens to be one of the most important and famous institutes in the world that does research in the areas of Tibetan language and culture. A museum, a Tibetan Library and a Reference Centre about Tibet and Himalayas make the institute all the more significant. Tashi View Point is located at a distance of almost 10 kms from Gangtok and is popular for giving some of the best sunrise and sunset views against the backdrop of Mt. Kanchenjunga and other snow-capped peaks. Following this, go to see Banjhakri Falls! Banjhakri Falls form a natural waterfall and a popular tourist attraction in Gangtok. Banjhakri Falls work as an Energy Park, being a perfect place for picnic or a leisurely stroll in the lap of nature. Situated around 6 kms from Gangtok, the park containing waterfalls is spread over 2 acres of forestland. The park has a man-made lake, gazebos, paved pathways and a footbridge. Since the park is on the way to Ranka village, you can stop by the park after visiting the Ranka Monastery. Later if time permits, go to Bhim Nala Waterfalls! At a distance of nearly 105 kms from Gangtok, Bhim Nala Falls are stunning waterfalls, situated at Khedum Village in North Sikkim. This natural wonder cascades down with beauty and tranquility, creating reinvigorating environs and a perfect place for relaxation. Breakfast and Dinner
Today morning, after Breakfast, head out for Darjeeling! Reaching there, check into your designated hotel and relax! Later, visit Tea Estates! The history of the tea gardens here begins from 1852 when Darjeeling was only a tiny hamlet and was used as a hill resort by the British officials and their families. Puttabong Tea Estate is known as the oldest tea estate in Darjeeling. Glenburn Tea Estate is a beautiful tea estate with the River Rangeet flowing below it. Go to Himalayan Mountaineering Institute! The institute is one of the most recognized mountaineering institutes in the world. It was founded on November 4th, 1954 by Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru to commemorate the first successful climb to Mt. Everest by late Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary. Back to the hotel! Overnight Stay at Darjeeling Breakfast and Dinner
Start your day with Tiger Hill! Tiger Hill is best-known for its trekking routes and breathtaking sights of Mt. Everest and Mt. Kanchenjunga. You've to walk or drive through the oldest tea plantations to reach Tiger Hill. You mustn't miss the sunrise on Mt. Everest from Tiger Hill. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, also known as the Toy Train, offers a life-time journey through the lush green hills and quaint villages. If you're in Darjeeling, you mustn't miss a ride on the Toy Train. At a distance of 5 kms from Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Station, Tibetan Refugee Self Help Centre is a rehabilitation center for the Tibetan refugees. Established by Tibetan refugees on 2nd October, 1959, the centre is located on the picturesque hilltop over an area of 4 acres of land. Next you visit Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park! Established in 1958, this zoological park is home to numerous rare and endangered species like red panda, snow leopard and Himalayan wolf. Later visit Japanese Peace Pagoda, an architectural marvel with its sparkling white structure and golden statues. The Pagoda symbolizes peace and spirituality against the serene surroundings of mountains. Near to the Peace Pagoda and located at the Jalapahar hill, the Japanese Temple is built in traditional Japanese style where you can join the prayers and feel the spiritual peace through humming and chants. Having a ride on Darjeeling Rangeet Valley Passenger Ropeway is a thrilling experience. It is India's first cable car system, which started in 1968. Having the sight of the valley's lush green tea gardens on the hill slopes, Rangeet and Ramman rivers flowing along with forests and waterfalls and snow-clad peaks of Kanchenjunga is something out of the world. Overnight Stay at Hotel Breakfast and Dinner
Today you get transferred to Bagdogra Airport/Railway Station for your onward journey with some special memories and experiences. Breakfast
Day 1 On arrival at Bagdogra Airport/Railway Station, you'll be received by our representative and transferred to Gangtok, which is 121 kms away from Bagdogra. It'll be nearly a 4.15-hr drive. After reaching Gangtok, check in to your designated hotel!
Day 6 Today you get transferred to Bagdogra Airport/Railway Station for your onward journey.
Transfers: Return Airport / Railway Station Transfer
This tour has an Age Range of 12-70 years old, this means children under the age of 12 will not be eligible to participate in this tour. However, if you are over 70 years of age, please contact us as you may be eligible to join the tour if you fill our Adventures Self-assessment Form!