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Discover India
Pristine Himalayan beauty, glacial lakes, and vibrant monasteries.
Overview
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WHY VISIT SIKKIM
Sikkim is a serene Himalayan state known for its dramatic landscapes, from plunging valleys and alpine meadows to ancient Buddhist monasteries and the towering Mt. Khangchendzonga. It offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and spiritual tranquility.
"An experience that completely redefines how you see India."
SIGNATURE EXPERIENCES
Visit the stunning oval-shaped lake situated at 12,400 ft, deeply revered by the locals.
Explore the spectacular 'Valley of Flowers' in North Sikkim, surrounded by snow-capped Himalayan peaks.
Walk on India's first glass skywalk offering majestic views of the Chenrezig statue and the Teesta River valley.
Tsomgo Lake & Baba Mandir
Discover the landmarks, neighborhoods, and signature stops that define Sikkim.
Plan smart and make the trip smoother with practical details that fit this destination.
Special permits are needed for Nathula Pass, Tsomgo Lake, and North Sikkim. Carry ID proofs and passport photos.
Indian Rupee (INR). Carry cash as ATMs in remote areas like Lachung may not be reliable.
Layered clothing is essential. Heavy woolens are needed for North Sikkim and Tsomgo Lake even in summer.
Roads are winding and steep. SUVs are the standard mode of transport. Carry motion sickness pills.
Best time to visit is March to May (spring) and October to mid-December (clear mountain views).
Nepali, Hindi, and English are widely spoken.
India Standard Time (IST) - UTC +5:30.
Type C, D, and M plugs are common (230V). Power outages can happen in remote areas.
Always carry and drink bottled or filtered water.
Tipping drivers, guides, and hotel staff is a good practice but not mandatory.
Sikkim is very safe, but take high altitude sickness seriously when traveling to North or East Sikkim.
Carry original ID proofs and multiple passport-size photographs for permits.
Acclimatize properly before traveling to high-altitude areas.
Respect local customs and maintain silence inside monasteries.
Try local delicacies like Momos, Thukpa, and Chhurpi.
Do not litter. Sikkim is an eco-friendly, plastic-free state.
Do not take photographs inside the inner sanctum of monasteries.
Do not exert yourself at high altitudes to avoid Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).
Do not pluck flowers or disturb the flora in Yumthang Valley.
