If you are a true mountaineer, you can’t miss the chance to be a part of this expedition. Due to high level of precipitation the peaks of Kanchenjunga is mostly glaciated. You can simple enjoy an epic scenery which is truly going to leave you jaw dropped.  Highlights: Preservation of the rich flora and fauna is also important and you will get to witness them too during trekking. It is difficult to comprehend the scale of both valleys and mountains here. Difficulty Level – High. Best time to visit: October and November. Prices: USD$985 per person.

The first phase of the trek to Goecha La will take you from Yuksom to Sachen. Yuksom is situated at an altitude of 5,700 feet and Sachen is situated at an elevation of 7, 200 feet. The trekking trail passes through a route of immense natural beauty. You will come across lush green fields, valley of the Rathong River and thick forests. From Sachen you will need to climb ahead to Tshoka which is at an altitude of 9,650 feet.This trek is quite enjoyable in the initial phase but becomes tryingly steep towards the later phase. On reaching Bakhim, you can enjoy a spectacular view of the Yuksom valley. As you trek on ahead, you pass through Dzongri and Phedang. You will also be able to enjoy the beauty of some of the densest rhododendron forests in India and get a breathtaking view of the highest mountains in the Himalayan range. You will pass through the beautiful Samiti Lake which will mesmerise you with its sparkling blue waters.The entire journey from Yuksom to Goecha La is a treat to the eyes. Despite being a test of physical stamina, the route is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful routes that you can come across while trekking in the Himalayas.Best Season: September- November & March-AprilDifficulty Level: Moderate to ChallengingMax. Elevation: 5002 mBest Offers on Goecha La Trek

Explore Tsomgo Lake, situated at an impressive 12,400 feet above sea level and surrounded by majestic mountains. With its verdant alpine forests and towering snow-capped mountains as its backdrop, Tsomgo Lake is sure to take your breath away.This glacial lake, which receives its water from the melting snows of the surrounding mountains, is well known for its constantly shifting hue. You can witness the lake radiating a vivid aquamarine colour during the monsoon, while a thin layer of ice covers it in the winter. Explore the serene beauty of Tsomgo Lake, a highlight of our Sikkim trip packages, offering unforgettable Himalayan experiences.As summer quietly approaches the area in mid-May, you can see the lake's shores come alive with a kaleidoscope of blooming flowers. Around this oval-shaped gem, you can spot rhododendrons, primula, irises, and a plethora of multicoloured poppies forming a vibrant mosaic. You can also witness how the exotic vegetation and therapeutic herbs accentuate the lake's allure amidst this flowery paradise. 

Nathula Pass is one of the highest motorable passes in the world. It is located at a dizzying height of 14,140 feet in the Eastern Himalayas. Nathula is also a symbol of India's rich history and vibrant natural beauty. This high-altitude pass on the Indo-China border is more than just a scenic spot. It also serves as a bridge between the ancient and the modern, connecting Sikkim to Tibet's Chumbi Valley. Once a vital part of the historic Silk Route, Nathula has stories of trade, culture, and diplomacy woven into its trails. Today, it stands as a testament to peace and friendship between India and China, drawing tourists with its mix of breathtaking landscapes and intriguing history.This pass, with 'Nathu' meaning 'listening ears' and 'La' denoting 'pass' in Tibetan, is enveloped in clouds and snow for most of the year. It offers visitors a glimpse of the pristine beauty of the snow-covered mountains. The road to Nathula is an adventure itself, winding through rugged mountain terrains. The journey is complete with spectacular waterfalls and the serene Tsomgo Lake, enhancing the overall experience. In addition to being a border post, Nathula is also a symbol of historic trade routes and a witness to the bravery of soldiers who guard our frontiers. The area around the pass is steeped in tales of heroism. This includes the legend of Baba Harbhajan Singh, a soldier who is believed to still guard the borders in spirit. Tourists visiting Nathula can pay homage to the war memorial or feel the thrill of standing at the international border. This pass is a gateway to understanding the blend of culture, history, and nature that defines Sikkim.

Embark on a pilgrimage to the revered Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple, a testament to unwavering dedication and sacrifice. Located near Nathula Pass in the mesmerizing landscapes of Sikkim, India, this sacred site honors the legendary soldier, Baba Harbhajan Singh, who valiantly served the Indian Army.Step into a place of spiritual serenity as you pay homage to the brave soul, and witness the unique rituals conducted by soldiers in his memory. The temple's peaceful ambiance and stunning natural surroundings create an atmosphere of reverence and introspection.For history enthusiasts and seekers of divine connection alike, the Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple is a must-visit destination, offering a glimpse into a poignant tale of heroism and the eternal bond between a soldier and his nation. Let the sanctity of this place leave an indelible mark on your heart and soul.

Experience the mystical allure and profound spiritual significance of Gurudongmar Lake. For Hindus, Sikhs, and Buddhists alike, this holy body of water—named for the great Guru Padmasambhava—holds great significance. Here, you can listen to stories of its magical beginnings when the kind hand of Guru Padmasambhava thawed part of the lake. This thawed part gave the people their access to water during the hard winters. A visit to Gurudongmar Lake is often included in various North East tour packages, offering a unique glimpse into the region's spiritual heritage.Situated at 5,183 metres above sea level and surrounded by the towering peaks of Sikkim, Gurudongmar Lake is a sight to see. You can see its glistening pure waters create a mesmerizing aura over the surrounding area as it reflects the majestic Kanchendzonga mountain. As winter approaches, the lake freezes over everywhere except for a holy spot that people believe is blessed by the gods. This is a remarkable example of both natural wonder and divine intervention.To round up your visit, you can also experience the devotion in the air by visiting the neighbouring shrine devoted to Guru Padmasambhava. 

Yet another of the least explored places to visit in Lachung, the mesmerizing Green Lake rests at the base of Mt. Kanchenjunga, at an altitude of 1,437 m. Towered by Mt. Kanchenjunga along with several other peaks, and its trail movies past beautiful thick forests and meadows carpeted by rhododendrons, blue poppies, and primulas. The expeditions to Mt. Everest before the war were done through this part of North Sikkim, the post which, the trail seems to have been forgotten. It remains shaded from the majority of tourists, saves an adventurous few. Time your visit to the lake anytime between March to May for pleasant weather and clear views of the mountain ranges that cast a lovely reflection in the turquoise green waters of the lake.Location: North Sikkim, Sikkim

Discover the enchanting Bhim Nala Falls, a hidden gem tucked away in the serene landscapes of Sikkim, India. This stunning waterfall, named after the legendary Bhim from the Indian epic Mahabharata, mesmerizes with its graceful cascade of water, surrounded by lush greenery and pristine natural beauty.Escape the hustle and bustle as you immerse yourself in the soothing ambiance of Bhim Nala Falls. The sound of flowing water and the tranquility of the surroundings create a perfect oasis for relaxation and rejuvenation.Nature enthusiasts and travelers seeking a refreshing encounter with the Himalayan beauty will find Bhim Nala Falls a delightful destination to explore. Whether you're looking for a quiet escape or a spot to admire nature's splendor, this hidden waterfall promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of Sikkim.