Discover the Land of Pristine Beauty, Adventure, and Cultural Splendor
Explore DestinationsNestled in the eastern Himalayas, Sikkim is India's smallest northeastern state, bordered by Bhutan, Tibet, and Nepal. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, snow-capped peaks, vibrant monasteries, and rich biodiversity, Sikkim is a paradise for nature lovers, adventurers, and cultural enthusiasts alike.
Come and immerse yourself in the serenity, adventure, and spiritual harmony of Sikkim.
The capital city—vibrant, cosmopolitan, and perched on a ridge with spectacular Kanchenjunga views. Gateway to monasteries and adventure.
Known as the "Valley of Flowers," Yumthang is awash in rhododendrons, alpine fields, and hot springs—a trekker’s and photographer’s paradise.
A charming hill station famed for panoramic views of Kanchenjunga, ancient monasteries, and the iconic Sky Walk glass bridge.
Scenic mountain village, gateway to Yumthang and Zero Point. Famous for apple orchards, waterfalls, and log huts amid mountains.
A blend of spirituality and nature, home to the towering Statue of Guru Padmasambhava and Serdup Choling Monastery. Stunning gardens and teascapes.
Quaint hamlet on the ancient Silk Route, famous for endless hairpin bends, sunrise at Thambi Viewpoint, and Himalayan wildlife.
From Dzongri-Goecha La to Green Lake, Sikkim is a trekker's dream. Trails traverse forests, rivers, high alpine meadows, and ancient monasteries.
Fly over lush valleys and green hill slopes! Gangtok and Sikkim Himalayan Paragliding Festival are hotspots for thrilling tandem flights.
The Teesta and Rangit rivers offer exhilarating Grade II-IV rapids, perfect for both beginners and seasoned adventurers.
Sikkim is dotted with ancient Buddhist monasteries like Rumtek, Pemayangtse, and Enchey. Attend sacred ceremonies or meditate in tranquil surroundings.
Immerse yourself in vibrant Sikkimese festivals – a blend of Lepcha, Bhutia, and Nepalese cultures. Witness traditional dances, mask performances, and community feasts.
Luxurious, comfortable, and scenic – from boutique hotels in Gangtok to cozy resorts in Pelling, Sikkim offers something for every traveler.
Experience warm Sikkimese hospitality, delicious organic food, and learn about local customs in authentic village homestays.
For nature lovers and adventure seekers, stay in eco-camps near rivers and forests or meditation retreats in the lap of nature.
"Sikkim blew me away! The blend of gorgeous mountains, peaceful monasteries, and warm locals made my trip unforgettable."
— Rohan M., Mumbai
"Loved the food, homestays, and trekking routes! Don’t miss Yumthang Valley and the organic feasts."
— Priyanka S., Delhi
"Pelling’s sunrise and monastery visits were magical. The travel guides helped us plan the perfect family holiday."
— Amy L., London
Spring (March-May) for flowers and trekking; Autumn (September-November) for clear skies and festivals. Winter (Dec-Feb) for snow in high altitudes. Avoid the monsoon (July-August) due to landslides.
Yes, especially for restricted areas (North/East Sikkim, Nathula, Tsomgo). Indian citizens can get permits locally. Foreigners need an ILP (Inner Line Permit) and PAP (Protected Area Permit).
Try momos, thukpa (noodle soup), gundruk, phagshapa (pork curry), bamboo shoot pickles, and Sikkimese teas.
Very safe. Sikkim is among India’s safest, friendliest states for women or solo travelers. Basic precautions advised, especially in remote areas.
Shared taxis and jeeps connect cities/towns. Private cabs or tour operators for offbeat places. Walking and hired bikes in some areas.