Every trip leaves traces, but this one? It’ll be remembered far longer than you think. Hills that stand rough against the skies, lakes covered with soft mist, and monasteries that have seen time slip by—this tour combines the vibrant charm of Gangtok with the quiet stillness of Pelling. Crafted with attention to details, it’s designed to show you more than just the surface. Sikkim’s top spots await you, but this goes deeper than a simple tour. The journey leaves memories that outlast everything.
Let Baikunthapur Tour & Travels lead you through an experience built with care, showing you more than what meets the eye. It’s not just about the sights but the soul of Sikkim. From the must-see viewpoints to those hidden corners locals love, you’ll take away more than photos—you’ll feel the place. Ready to be surprised at every step? Now’s the time to secure your spot.
Land at Bagdogra Airport or step off at NJP Railway Station where our team will be there to meet you. The road to Gangtok runs through green hills, steep valleys, and rivers for a scenic four hours. After checking into your hotel, you can kick back, or head out and wander around MG Marg for shopping and local flavors.
Fuel up with a solid breakfast, then hit the road. First stop? Tsomgo Lake, sitting 12,400 feet up, ringed by mountains. Soak up its glacier-fed waters. Then head over to Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir, where locals and soldiers alike find peace. Later, you’ll climb to Tashi Viewpoint, giving you a wide view of Kanchenjunga and surrounding peaks. End your day back at the hotel.
Time to leave Gangtok and make for Pelling. But on the way, you’ll take a break at Ravangla. It’s a small town, quiet, sitting at 7,000 feet with wide views of the Himalayas. There’s also the Buddha Park, where a towering statue of Lord Buddha stands. Keep moving, though—the road takes you to Pelling, where you’ll check into your hotel and unwind.
Start off with Pemayangtse Monastery, one of Sikkim’s oldest spots. Walk through its spiritual calm, taking in its ancient architecture. Next, we’ll see the Rabdentse Ruins, once the capital of Sikkim, now offering a quiet glimpse of history. The day’s highlights include Kanchenjunga Falls and Khecheopalri Lake, sacred to Buddhists and Hindus alike. Both places are as peaceful as they are beautiful.
After breakfast, you’re off to Namchi. Here, you’ll see the 118-foot statue of Guru Padmasambhava sitting atop Samdruptse Hill, with stunning views of the valley below. You’ll also visit the Char Dham, which brings together replicas of India’s holiest temples. Add the Sai Mandir to the list before heading back to Pelling for a quiet night.
