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North Sikkim & Darjeeling
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⏱️ Duration
7N/8D
🗻 Altitude
Ft.
🚩 Difficulty
Easy
🎯 Trek Length
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Inclusions
✅ Pick-up & drop from NJP / Bagdogra
✅ Accommodation in well-rated hotels
✅ Meals as per itinerary (Breakfast & Dinner)
✅ Private vehicle for sightseeing & transfers
✅ Experienced driver throughout the trip
✅ Nathula Pass / Zero Point (optional, extra cost)
✅ Entry fees (monuments, zoo, ropeway, etc.)
✅ Personal expenses (snacks, shopping, etc.)
✅ North Sikkim permits & related fees
✅ Anything not mentioned under “Inclusions”
Overview
This 7N/8D North Sikkim and Darjeeling tour begins from Bagdogra Airport or NJP Railway Station, leading you first to Gangtok, a charming hill city known for its monasteries and views of Kanchenjunga. From there, travel to the high mountain village of Lachen, gateway to the sacred Gurudongmar Lake, one of the world’s highest lakes.
Continue to Lachung, and visit the stunning Yumthang Valley, known as the Valley of Flowers or “mini Switzerland of Sikkim.” Return to Gangtok for a day of sightseeing covering monasteries, viewpoints, and waterfalls. The journey then takes you to Darjeeling, the “Queen of Hills,” where you’ll witness the majestic sunrise over Kanchenjunga from Tiger Hill and explore colonial-era charm, tea gardens, and monasteries before returning to NJP/Bagdogra.
A perfect mix of adventure, natural beauty, and peaceful retreats — ideal for families, couples, and mountain lovers alike.
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Itinerary
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Frequently Asked & Question
The tour starts and ends at NJP Railway Station (New Jalpaiguri) or Bagdogra Airport (IXB) near Siliguri, West Bengal.
A private vehicle (Scorpio, Xylo, Innova, or similar) is provided for all transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary.
Accommodation is in well-rated hotels and standard mountain lodges in remote areas like Lachen and Lachung (due to limited infrastructure). Rooms are clean and comfortable with basic amenities.
Meals as per itinerary — Breakfast and Dinner daily (Dinner on Day 1 to Breakfast on Day 8).
The road to Gurudongmar Lake (17,800 ft) is bumpy and high-altitude, but manageable with proper acclimatization. People with heart, asthma, or high-altitude sickness issues should consult a doctor before visiting.
Yes, special Restricted Area Permits (RAP) are mandatory for visiting Lachen, Lachung, Gurudongmar, and Yumthang Valley. Your tour operator arranges them — you just need to provide valid photo ID and passport-size photos.
Summer (Mar–Jun): Flowers in bloom, pleasant weather Autumn (Sep–Nov): Clear skies, perfect for photography Winter (Dec–Feb): Snow at Yumthang & Gurudongmar (Avoid July–Aug due to monsoon and road closures)
Carry warm clothes, woolens, gloves, good shoes, medicines, sunscreen, sunglasses, ID proof, and extra cash (limited ATMs in North Sikkim).
No — these are optional excursions available at extra cost and subject to permits, weather, and road conditions.
Yes! The last 2 days of the tour cover Darjeeling, including Tiger Hill, Batasia Loop, Tea Gardens, and monasteries.
Yes, it’s safe for families and kids above 5 years old, but young children and elderly travelers should skip Gurudongmar Lake due to altitude.
Basic medical facilities are available in Gangtok and Lachung, but limited in Lachen or near Gurudongmar. Always carry personal medicines and travel insurance.
You can contact The Mountain Trekker Team: 📞 +91 76977 33798 🌐 www.themountaintrekker.com ✉️ info@themountaintrekker.com
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