

The heart of Sikkim
This hilltop town is the doorway to the dynamic life and culture in Sikkim. The winding roads here go up and down the hills connecting small towns running along the rocky valleys with streams. Starting with the ropeway in Gangtok to get a different perspective of the place, you can enjoy the brilliantly coloured monasteries, live and clean street markets later taking the adventure to the next level with a transforming trekking experience in the Kanchenjunga mountain ranges. The colourful festivals, calm loving lifestyle and delicious food in Gangtok can definitely quench your thirst as a traveller.
It’s a wonderful specimen of Tibetan architecture with its brilliant colours standing out against the Rocky Mountains. This 12th-century Kagyu Budd...
Read moreA glacial lake surrounded by snow-capped mountains mirroring the world around changing forms with seasons; frozen in winter and flourishing with co...
Read moreThis small monastery located 3km northeast of Gangtok was founded two centuries ago and was raised under the blessings of Lama Drupthob Karpo a fam...
Read moreA perfect viewpoint to enjoy the magnificence of the Himalayan ranges in Gangtok. The Ganesh Tok named after the small temple dedicated to Lord Gan...
Read moreIf you are into Tibetan culture, lifestyle and their unique architecture, then this is the place to be. This institute gives you an overview of the...
Read moreA link between two strong nations like India and China; this pass is a highly secured zero zone. A special permit is required to visit this place a...
Read moreThis is the huge stupa whose Iconic golden dome is visible from different parts of Gangtok. The legend says that years ago this site was haunted by...
Read moreIt is a frequented picnic spot located 7km from Gangtok that is famous for its myths and legends. The Jhakris are magicians who have learned the sk...
Read moreKanchenjunga holds the title for the world’s third highest peak. This peak in the Himalayan ranges is not just renowned for its massiveness but als...
Read moreWHEN TO VISIT
Gangtok is an ideal tourist destination as it is beautiful and lively almost round the year. Except for two months of the monsoon season that can be a bit of a challenge, Gangtok is mostly bright and bustling with tourists. This place transforms brilliantly with seasons but each unique and better to the likes of travellers.
Gangtok in summer (May-June)
Summer season is the most crowded time and the weather is moderately warm. This is also a good time if you wish to explore the North and West parts of Sikkim which are hard to visit in winter.
Gangtok in Monsoon (July-September)
This is the least preferred time to visit. These two months can be a bit hectic to handle in Gangtok as landslides are frequent and road traffic is sometimes restricted.
Gangtok in winter (October-February)
The initial days of winter in Gangtok is pleasantly cool, but the cold gets severe by the mid of the season and temperature drops to sub-zero. But if you are ok with a bit more of cold and love winters Gangtok is perfect at this time of the year.
DINE & DRINK
Gangtok has a very strong culinary culture. The cuisine here is unique in how the tastes and traditions of neighbouring places are mixed to form its own flavours and variety of dishes. The food here is influenced by Indian Nepali Tibetan and Bhutanese food. Even though the dishes are similar to the ones available in the nearby places, the flavours are far more surprising and unique. once in Gangtok, one ought to try some of its specialities like:
Gundruk and Sinki soup: Homemade sour soup hard to get in restaurants.
Churpi: A fermented dairy snack.
Kinema curry: A curry made of fermented soya beans.
Momos: Steamed or fried dumpling with vegetable or meat fillings.
Thukpa: A soupy noodles
Phagshapa: A dish made of strip pork fat radish and chilli.
Sael Roti: A homely rice flour snack.
Tomato pickle: A common side dish.
Day 1: Acclimatize and sightseeing in Gangtok
Day 2: Nathula pass, Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir.
Day 3 & 4: Peiling attractions
Day 5 & 6: Yumthang attractions