Sikkim Tour Packages

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Sikkim Tour Packages

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Sikkim Tour Packages	Duration	Price
Heaven Sikkim Best Tour 9N/10D	10 Days	INR 45,410
Sikkim Gangtok Lachen Gurudongmar Lake Tour 5N/6D	6 Days	INR 32,775
Best Sikkim Darjeeling Lachung Tour 6N/7D	7 Days	INR 38,475
Best Of Sikkim Tour 5N/6D ( Ex Bagdogra )	6 Days	INR 31,540
Sikkim Gangtok With Darjeeling Tour 4N/5D ( Ex Bagdogra )	5 Days	INR 21,660
Sikkim Honeymoon Special Tour Package 6N/7D	07 Days	INR 33,440

Sikkim Tour Packages

Come explore the amazing beauty of Sikkim with Pluto Tours, your go-to helper for fun trips! Sikkim is a special place in the Himalayas filled with beautiful scenery, colorful traditions, and peaceful monasteries. Our Sikkim Tour Packages are made for everyone, mixing fun adventures, relaxing moments, and exciting discoveries. Whether you want to see the tall mountains like Kanchenjunga, enjoy the calm lakes and valleys, or learn about the local culture, Pluto Tours will make sure you have a wonderful time. Let us take you to the heart of Sikkim, where nature and culture live together happily!

Best Places to Visit in Sikkim

1. Gangtok:

Sikkim's capital city offers the best option fusion of modern architecture and breathtaking scenery. Take in the breathtaking vistas of the Kanchenjunga from all angles, meander down the MG Marg, and stop by the Enchey Monastery.

2. Pelling:

This quaint settlement offers stunning views of the Kanchenjunga and other Himalayan peaks. Wander around the tranquil surroundings and see the Rabdentse Ruins and Pemayangtse Monastery.

3. Lachung:

The remote village of Lachung provides access to Yumthang Valley. Lachung is a breathtaking route that passes through lush forests, rivers, and hills covered with snow.

4. Yumthang Valley:

Also referred to as the "Valley of Flowers," Yumthang Valley is a haven for botanists. When it blooms in the spring, its vibrant blossoms create a riot of colour.

5. Ravangla:

Terrifying monasteries, lush tea gardens, and wide-open spaces are hallmarks of the Himalayan region. This is a haven for hikers and nature enthusiasts.

6. Zuluk

A different area worth seeing, Zuluk is a hidden gem in Sikkim. The Old Silk Route's meandering pathways offer wide-ranging views, and Zuluk's tranquility offers a pleasant escape from the bustle of the metropolis.

Things To Do In Sikkim

1. Goecha La Trek!

The Goecha La Trek is one of those Sikkim activities that will leave an indelible impression on you. It takes 10 days to complete and is only moderately difficult. The Goecha La Trek is good for all trekkers because it is rewarding rather than challenging. When you reach 4940 feet at the end of the trek, you will be greeted by Kanchenjunga in all of its amazing splendour.

Location:Zuluk, Sikkim.
Price:Approx 16,250 per person.
Best TimeThe finest months are October and November.

2. Rafting on Teesta River

The Teesta is the most important river in the state of Sikkim. River Teesta flows through the entire state, beginning at Lhamo Lake and becoming Sikkim's lifeline. Teesta has plenty of opportunities for rafting due to the thrilling rapids that run throughout the river's course.If you are interested, all you need to do is select a reputable rafting service in Sikkim, and they will handle the rest for you. Adventure doesn't get any better than this. Learn more about rafting in Sikkim.

Location: Formed from So Lhamo Lake, it flows throughout Sikkim.
Price: Rs. 900 per person.March to May is the optimal time.

3. Paragliding at Gangtok

Sikkim is now recognized as a destination for adventure sports. Sikkim is best for paragliding because of its high altitudes and lovely valleys. As a result, the capital city of Sikkim attracts a large number of tourists who enjoy paragliding.To discover paragliding services, go to Pangthang, Bojoghari Hamlet, or Tashi View Point. You can rent the essential equipment and glide over Sikkim's beautiful forests and untamed rivers.

Locations: Pangthang, Bojoghari village, and Tashi View Point
Price: Rs. 4,000 per person
Timeframe: May until October.

4. Ropeway in Gangtok.

Riding the cable car is one of Sikkim's most exhilarating adventure activities, suitable for people of all ages. If you want to fully enjoy the journey, begin at Deorali, the lowest station, and go all the way to the end. Try to pick a spot near the window so you can appreciate the view of the mountains and valleys below.Deorali in Gangtok is the lowest location where you can ride the cable car.The price is Rs. 110 per adult, Rs. 70 per child under the age of six, and free for children under the age of three.

Time: 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.

5. Trek to Dzongri.

The 50-kilometer Dzongri Trek, which begins in Yuksom, is one of Gangtok, Sikkim's most popular trekking trails. The trail's terrain is what has made this week-long trek so popular. Even the most experienced trekkers will find the path tough.The Dzongri Trek, located at an elevation of 4200 feet, provides not only adventure but also breathtaking scenery that makes the effort worthwhile. The beautiful vista of the Himalayas is only part of what it has to offer. The woodlands and wide sky also contribute to the splendour of the voyage.

Location: Gangtok.
Timing: March to mid-June, and September to November.

Try local dishes on your Sikkim trip

1. Momo: Known to be a staple of Himalayan cuisine, momo is the most popular Tibetan treat and can be found in both lowlands and hills. You may have the delectable food, which is a dumpling filled with a filling and formed of wheat dough, in locations like Namchi. Vegetarian and non-vegetarian options are available.
2. Thukpa: The Thukpa is another liked Tibetan dish in Sikkim. This is a spicy soup made with noodles that comes from eastern Tibet and includes chopped onions, garlic, and green chillies with a hint of vinegar and spices. This dish is available for tasting in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian variants.
3. Phagshapa: Phagshapa is a dish from Sikkimese cuisine that is not vegetarian. Along with radishes and red chillies, hog fat is the key ingredient. This delicious recipe is low in fat and high in protein and vegetables, making it a healthy meal.
4. Dal Bhaat: A tray of boiling rice and lentil soup, Dal Bhaat is the traditional staple meal of Sikkim. Dal Bhaat is a simple dish that will satisfy your appetite and provide you with a cosy dinner, making it perfect for a light lunch.
5. Sel Roti: Sael Roti, a fried bread that is typically eaten with potato curry, is another Sikkimese food you should try. Originating in Tibet and Nepal, the deep-fried rice-based roti is a local favourite here in Sikkim.

Best Time to Visit Sikkim

The best time to visit Sikkim really depends on what you want to see and do, because this beautiful place in the Himalayas has something special all year round. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are considered the best times because the sky is clear, the flowers are blooming, and you can see the amazing Kanchenjunga mountains. In summer (June to August), the land is very green and it's a nice, cool break from the hot weather. In winter (December to February), Sikkim becomes a snowy paradise, perfect for people who love adventures and snow. To help you enjoy your trip, Pluto Tours has special Sikkim tour packages that let you explore the beautiful nature, lively culture, and exciting places, no matter what time of year you go.

How To Reach Sikkim

1. By Air:-

The closest airport to Sikkim is Pakyong Airport, which is around 30 km away from Gangtok, the capital city. This airport provides connections to cities such as Kolkata and Guwahati. Another option is Bagdogra Airport in West Bengal, which is about 124 km from Gangtok and is more convenient and well-connected. From Bagdogra, you can either hire a taxi or take a shared cab to reach Sikkim. For a hassle-free experience, Pluto Tours’ Sikkim Tour Packages include transportation arrangements, ensuring you reach your destination comfortably.

2. By Train:-

The closest railway station is New Jalpaiguri (NJP) in Siliguri, West Bengal, around 148 km from Gangtok. NJP is a major railhead with regular train services from major cities across India. From the station, you can hire a taxi or use shared transportation to reach Sikkim.

3. By Road:-

Sikkim has good road connections with nearby states. Buses and shared taxis run regularly from Siliguri, Darjeeling, and Kalimpong to Gangtok and other areas of Sikkim. The scenic drive provides stunning views of the Himalayas, creating a memorable journey as well as a destination.