Gangtok - Lachung - Darjeeling 6Night 7Days Package

After a tasty breakfast, you will leave to visit the famous Tsomgo Lake aka Changu Lake. It has an elevation of about 3,780 m, offers breathtaking scenic beauty, is home to Brahminy Ducks and many other migratory bird’s and is popular for its colour changing phenomenon. Following this, you will visit the shrine of the famous Baba Mandir where it is believed that his spirit protects every soldier in the inhospitable high-altitude terrain of the Eastern Himalayas. Later, you can also visit Nathula Pass* (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays) which is one of the most crucial passes on the crossroads of the India-China border (at an additional cost). Later, return back to Gangtok for an overnight stay.

As the first rays of the morning sun kiss the horizon, begin your day with a hearty breakfast, fueling up for an extraordinary adventure ahead. Your journey to the captivating landscapes of North Sikkim beckons, and at around 10 AM, bid farewell to Gangtok and set forth towards the picturesque village of Lachung, nestled at a breathtaking altitude of 8600 feet and is close to the tibetan border. It is also home to the 19th-century buddhist lachung monastery. Surrounded by apple orchards, the destinations mesmerising beauty is awe-inspiring. Singhik view point and seven sister waterfalls. En-route, visit the singhik view point and seven sister waterfalls. The viewpoint is a paradisiacal retreat from the loudness of the cities. It offers its visitors’ a stunning view of Mt. Kanchenjunga and Mt Siniolchu. The seven sister waterfall is one of the most pristine waterfalls in the region. It derives its name from the fact that it cascades in seven states and is extremely captivating. You can have lunch midway at the namok and take a short tea break at chungthang. Post that; proceed on your journey to lachung. On arrival in lachung, check in at the hotel. Enjoy a delicious dinner meal which will be served in the hotel itself and spend the overnight comfortable.

Wake up to the sounds of Yak's bell and have an early breakfast. Later, head out to explore Sikkim's Valley of Flowers, also known as Yumthang Valley, which is at an altitude of 11,800 ft. Witness the play of colors as the valley showcases vegetation of Primula, Rhododendron, and other colorful alpine flowers. After this, you can also visit Zero Point* which happens to be the last outpost of civilization and the place where three rivers meet amid a panoramic view of snow-clad mountains and picturesque surroundings. On the way back, don’t forget to explore the Hot Springs of this region, which are believed to have medicinal properties. After sightseeing, head back to the hotel, have your lunch, and then depart for Gangtok. Check-in and overnight stay at the hotel.

This morning after breakfast visit flower show, directorate of handicraft & handloom (closed on sunday), dro-dul chorten, bakthang falls, gunjan monastery. After lunch transfer to Darjeeling– nearly 110 kilometers 4 hours drive- at an height of 2123 meters / 70001 feet lies the land of breathtaking beauty, sloping tea gardens with spectacular views of the mount Everest is the queen of the hills – it is also home to the famous world heritage train – the Darjeeling Himalayan railway (dhr) - evening free to stroll around the mall area or chowk bazaar - overnight stay at Darjeeling.

Early Morning Start For Tiger Hill To Watch The Spectacular Sunrise And Its Amazing Effects On The Mt. Kanchendzonga (Worlds 3rd Highest Peak), Visit Ghoom Monastery And Batasia Loop War Memorial While Returning To The Hotel. Breakfast At The Hotel Followed By Half Day Local Best Points Sightseeing Covering Padmaja N. Zoological Garden (Closed On Thursday), Himalayan Mountaineering Institute (Closed On Thursday), Tibetian Refugee Self-Help Center (Closed On Sunday), Japanese Temple, Peace Pagoda, Tenzing & Gombu Rock, Tea Estate And Walk Around To The Mall & Local Market (Closed On Thursday). Evening Free At Darjeeling Individual Activity And Leisure. Over Night stay at Darjeeling.

Savoring morning breakfast, we embark on the scenic 80-kilometer, 3-hour drive to New Jalpaiguri Railway Station (NJP) or Bagdogra (IXB). Advised to begin early and enjoy the journey, we eagerly anticipate the next adventure ahead.