Sikkim Honeymoon Packages

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If you are dreaming of a romantic getaway, Thrillophilia’s Sikkim honeymoon packages could be your perfect match! Spend unforgettable moments in the capital city, Gangtok, which offers a delightful mix of modern life and traditional charm.

Explore the bustling markets and cozy cafes together. With hassle-free itineraries and 24/7 customer service, you can focus on creating beautiful memories without the stress of planning. You can go trekking through stunning trails or relax in hot springs as we take care of every detail, allowing you to simply enjoy each other’s company in this stunning paradise. 

Head to this amazing destination nestled in the stunning Eastern Himalayas, known for its natural beauty and cultural richness. Book your Sikkim honeymoon trip from Thrillophilia and get a chance to wake up to breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains.

Why Book Sikkim Honeymoon Packages?

Kickstart your new journey together by exploring this enchanting northeastern gem and a popular choice for newlyweds. Visit Gangtok which offers peaceful resorts and hotels and is ideal for couples seeking quiet time. With options for horse riding, trekking, camping, and enjoying local cuisine, it is a gateway to Sikkim’s natural beauty. 

Soak in the breathtaking beauty of Pelling with views of the Kanchenjunga range, and climb an altitude of 12,400 feet to Tsomgo Lake. For a more remote experience, the villages of Lachung, Lachen, and Yumthang Valley offer scenic beauty. Thrillophilia’s Sikkim packages are beautifully curated to include all the must-visit spots, allowing you to enjoy these breathtaking locations.

Best Time to Visit Sikkim for a Honeymoon:

Sikkim is a year-round honeymoon destination, each season offering its unique charm. Whether you love blossoming flowers or snowy mountains, there's a perfect time for everyone.

Spring Season from March to May

Avg. Temperature: 10°C to 28°C

Why is spring the perfect season to visit Sikkim?

Sikkim turns into a floral dream in spring. The rhododendrons bloom and skies are clear making it perfect for couples to book Sikkim honeymoon packages and enjoy sightseeing, and taking Instagram-worthy photos together.

Places to Visit:

• Yumthang Valley – A place where you can witness a riot of colourful rhododendrons.
• Gangtok – For clear Himalayan views and buzzing MG Marg.
• Lachung – A tranquil village ideal for romantic stays.
• Barsey- Explore the dense Rhododendron forests of Barsey.

Things to Do:

• Explore Rhododendron-filled valleys of Yumthang and Barsey
• Visit monasteries like Rumtek and Enchey.
• Ride the Gangtok ropeway for panoramic city views.

Festivals:

• Ram Navami- Celebrating the birth of Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu.
• Saga Dawa – A significant Buddhist festival marked by processions.

Summer (June to Early July)

Temperature: 15°C to 27°C

If you’re thinking of heading to Sikkim just before the rains roll in, this is the sweet spot to book your Sikkim honeymoon packages. The weather’s still cool and pleasant, the skies are mostly clear, and nature’s showing off in full bloom. It’s not too crowded either, which means you can actually soak in the views without bumping elbows with a dozen people. Perfect if you're a couple looking to mix a bit of sightseeing with some quiet, romantic mountain time.

Places you should totally not miss:

• Tsomgo Lake – Still a bit chilly, but trust me, absolutely breathtaking.
• Ravangla – Wakes up in mist and feels like a dream, especially around the monasteries.
• Zuluk – A little offbeat, a little wild, with those iconic zigzag bends and views that just keep going.

What to do while you're there:

• Try yak riding near Tsomgo – yes, it’s touristy, but also oddly magical.
• Take slow walks through Ravangla’s pine forests – they smell amazing and feel like a hug.
• Find a hilltop café, sip on some hot local tea, and just let time pass a little slower.

Things to Do:

• Go yak riding near Tsomgo Lake with our Sikkim honeymoon packages.
• Take peaceful walks through pine-scented forests of Ravangla
• Chill in hilltop cafes, sipping local tea.

Festivals:

• Saga Dawa (may fall in early June depending on the year)

Monsoon (Mid July to September)

Temperature: 17°C to 22°C

Why It’s Perfect:

This is Sikkim’s offbeat romantic season. The monsoon clouds create a magical, misty atmosphere, which works out great if you’re a couple that loves cosy stays, green landscapes, and crowd-less explorations.

Places to Visit:

• Namchi – Visit the grand Samdruptse statue amidst clouds.
• Yuksom – Enjoy serene walks in rain by the Kathok Lake.
• Temi Tea Garden – See the mist roll over the tea-covered hills of the only tea garden in Sikkim

Things to Do:

• Sip hot tea with valley views.
• Take scenic drives under a canopy of clouds.
• Relax in warm indoor spaces with stunning rain-soaked backdrops.

Festivals:

• Pang Lhabsol – A unique celebration honouring Mt. Kanchenjunga.
• Drukpa Tshechi – Witness traditional masked dancers in monasteries.

Autumn (October to November)

Temperature: 10°C to 23°C

Why It’s Perfect:

Clear skies, golden landscapes, and festive vibes make autumn in Sikkim a romantic and cultural delight. It’s great for couples who wish to experience local traditions amidst nature.

Places to Visit:

• Pelling—Ideal for views of Kanchenjunga at sunrise.
• Gangtok—Best for cable car rides and snow-covered views of the Himalayas.
• Ravangla—calm and perfect for relaxation.

Things to Do:

• Set out on the famous Goechala trek at an altitude of approx. 15,000 feet.
• Visit sacred sites like Pemayangtse Monastery.
• Go for a sunrise trek to Tashiding.

Festivals:

• Diwali - Known as the Festival of Lights and marks the victory of good over evil.
• Lhabab Düchen – Celebrates Buddha’s descent from heaven.

Winter (December to February)

Temperature: 2°C to 14°C

Why It’s Perfect:

Winter brings snow in the high altitude places of Sikkim, making this season perfect for booking Thrillophilia’s Sikkim tour package for couples. The white wonderland is ideal for cuddly weather, bonfires, and breathtaking snow-covered views of the Himalayas.

Places to Visit:

• North Sikkim (Lachen, Lachung) – Great for exploring snow-laden landscapes.
• Tsomgo Lake – Visit Tsomgo Lake to witness its frozen form.
• Gangtok – Crisp weather with cosy vibes.

Things to Do:

• Snowball fights and making snow angels!
• Soak in the hot springs in Yumthang.
• Sip hot thukpa and wander MG Marg hand-in-hand.

Festivals:

• Losoong—Sikkimese New Year, celebrated with traditional dances.
• Christmas & New Year celebrations in Gangtok.

How to Reach Sikkim:

1. By Air: The primary gateway to Sikkim by air is Pakyong Airport, conveniently located near Gangtok. This airport, nestled amidst the Himalayas, offers a scenic start to your journey. It connects Sikkim with major Indian cities like Delhi, Kolkata, and Guwahati, making travel convenient and efficient. Another viable option is Bagdogra Airport in West Bengal, which is about 122.9 km from Gangtok. You can hire a taxi from Bagdogra or use the helicopter service available to reach Sikkim, providing a quicker and more scenic route. These airports also cater to international tourists, with good connectivity to international airports in major cities.

2. By Road: Road travel to Sikkim is a journey through picturesque landscapes and offers a glimpse of the region's diverse flora and fauna. The state enjoys robust connectivity with neighbouring states like West Bengal and Bihar. Regular bus services, including both state-run and private operators, offer journeys to Sikkim from cities like Siliguri, Darjeeling, Kolkata, Bankura, Coochbehar and Kalimpong. For those preferring a more luxurious trip, deluxe and Volvo buses are available, especially from major cities like Kolkata. The journey by road is an experience in itself, characterized by winding mountain roads, views of lush valleys, and the ever-present Teesta River, which is a constant companion along the way. Additionally, shared jeeps and rental cars provide more personalized travel options, catering to those who prefer a more private journey. 

3. By Rail: The New Jalpaiguri (NJP) railway station in West Bengal, located approximately 118 km from Gangtok, is the nearest railhead for Sikkim. NJP boasts excellent connectivity with major Indian cities like Kolkata, Delhi, Patna and Bhubaneswar, serving as a convenient junction for travellers heading to Sikkim. The station is well-equipped with facilities like waiting rooms, food courts, and taxi stands, ensuring a comfortable transition to your road journey. The drive from NJP to Sikkim takes about 4 hours, winding through lush green landscapes and along the Teesta River, offering a prelude to the natural beauty of Sikkim.

Places To Visit on Sikkim Honeymoon Tour:

Here are some of the best places to vist in Sikkim during Honeymoon:

1. Tsomgo Lake

Nestled amidst the Himalayan peaks, Tsomgo Lake is a pristine glacial lake, a must-visit as part of your Sikkim honeymoon packages. Located at an elevation of 3,753 metres, the lake's waters mirror the changing skies and surrounding cliffs with the change of seasons. The lake turns into a frozen wonderland in winter, while summer welcomes wildflowers in vibrant hues. The area offers charming yak rides and is dotted with colourful prayer flags, creating a picturesque setting. This tranquil yet lively spot is perfect for couples seeking a mix of serene beauty and gentle adventure on their honeymoon.

2. Nathula Pass

At 4,340 metres, Nathula Pass is a breathtaking marvel located in the Himalayan ranges. It connects India with Tibet and has a significant role in the history and culture of Sikkim. It is one of the best places to visit in Sikkim, and the journey to the Pass is an adventure in itself, with awe-inspiring views and a chance to witness the rugged beauty of the surrounding landscape. For couples, Nathula Pass offers an exhilarating experience, combining the thrill of high-altitude exploration with the tranquillity of panoramic mountain vistas. 

3. Rumtek Monastery

Also known as Dharma Chakra Centre, Rumtek Monastery is a significant and magnificent Tibetan Buddhist monastery that you must visit as part of Sikkim India honeymoon packages. It is the largest monastery in Sikkim and is known for its remarkable architecture and vibrant murals, representing the rich Buddhist culture. Located 22 kilometres from Gangtok, the monastery offers a peaceful and spiritual environment. Couples can immerse themselves in the tranquillity of the place and enjoy the panoramic views of Gangtok and the surrounding hills. The annual festivals, showcasing colourful dances and rituals, are a feast for the senses.

4. Yumthang Valley

Yumthang Valley, often referred to as the 'Valley of Flowers', is a nature lover's paradise. Located at an elevation of about 3,564 metres, the valley is renowned for its hot springs. It is also home to the Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary, which blooms with various species of rhododendrons in spring. The lush green meadows and the flowing river add to the picturesque setting, making it a perfect romantic getaway for honeymooners. The journey to Yumthang is equally mesmerising, with numerous waterfalls and streams dotting the route, offering couples a serene and intimate experience.

5. Lachung and Lachen

The twin villages of Lachung and Lachen are quintessential stops in Sikkim honeymoon tour packages. Lachung, often referred to as the 'Winter Wonderland', is located at 2,900 metres and is home to the Lachung Monastery. It also boasts of the picturesque Lachung Chu River that flows through the village. Lachen, at 2,693 metres, serves as the base camp for treks to the Tso Lhamo Lake. It is also the gateway to the sacred Gurudongmar Lake and is known for its annual Yak Race and Lama Dance, which is a vibrant and colourful display of local culture. The remote charm of these villages is ideal for couples seeking a quiet, intimate setting amidst nature.

6. Gurudongmar Lake

Gurudongmar Lake, set at an altitude of 5,430 metres, is one of the world's highest and most mesmerising lakes. This sacred lake offers mesmerising views, with crystal clear waters reflecting the surrounding snow-clad mountains. The lake holds spiritual significance and is revered by both Buddhists and Hindus. Legends suggest that Guru Padmasambhava blessed the lake, ensuring a portion of it remains unfrozen even in harsh winters, symbolising its sacredness. The lake's vicinity to the Indo-Tibetan border adds a sense of remoteness and untouched beauty. This makes it a profound and spiritual experience for visitors, especially for couples seeking a blend of natural splendour and spiritual peace.

7. Pelling

Located in the western part of the state, Pelling is a serene hill station that you can explore by availing of the Sikkim couple tour packages. Known for offering spectacular views of the Kanchenjunga and surrounding ranges, Pelling is also home to ancient monasteries, such as Pemayangtse. Other highlights of this quaint hill station include various trekking routes, the majestic Kanchenjunga Falls, and the tranquil Khecheopalri Lake. The town's peaceful environment and natural and cultural sites make it a favoured romantic destination for couples seeking a blend of relaxation and exploration.

8. Khecheopalri Lake

Located 34 kilometres northwest of Pelling, Khecheopalri Lake is one of the top attractions in Sikkim. Considered sacred by both Hindus and Buddhists, the lake is known for its tranquillity and picturesque setting. Surrounded by dense forests, the lake is believed to fulfil wishes and is also known as the "Wishing Lake." It is also a haven for various species of birds, including migrant ducks, Little Grebe, Black-necked Crane, Mallard, Common Teal, etc. The calm waters and the spiritual ambience make it a peaceful retreat for couples. 

9. Tashiding Monastery

Often described as the "Heart of Sikkim," the ancient Tashiding Monastery is also a revered Buddhist site and a significant inclusion in the Sikkim honeymoon packages. Dating back to 1641, the monastery is located on a hilltop between the Rathong and Rangeet rivers and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. It is also considered one of the most sacred monasteries in the state and is famous for the annual Bumchu Festival. Couples visiting Tashiding can experience the serenity and architectural beauty of this ancient site, making it a memorable part of their journey.

10. Gangtok

Gangtok, the vibrant capital city of Sikkim, harmoniously blends traditional charm with modernity and is a top destination to explore here. It offers a range of experiences, from exploring monasteries like Enchey and Rumtek to enjoying a cable car ride for panoramic views of the city. The bustling M.G. Marg, lined with cafes and shops, is perfect for an evening stroll. Gangtok also serves as a starting point for various treks and excursions, making it a versatile destination for honeymooners looking for both culture and adventure.

Romantic Photoshoot Places in Sikkim

1. Tsomgo Lake (Changu Lake):

• This high-altitude glacial lake looks breathtaking all year round, with Himalayan ranges lining one end of the lake.
• Photo Tip: Capture reflections on the water or pose with the lake in the background.

2. Yumthang Valley:

• Also known as the Valley of Flowers, Yumthang Valley is one of the most popular inclusions in our Sikkim tour package for couples. The valley bursts with colours during spring and has an otherworldly charm in winter.
• Photo Tip: Use the valley’s wide open spaces for romantic wide-angle shots, especially when the flowers are in bloom.

3. Zuluk Loops- The Ancient Silk Route:

• The snaking mountain roads offer dramatic landscape shots with you two in the middle of the wild, misty curves.
• Photo Tip: Great for drone or elevated shots with your vehicle, or just the two of you standing with the loops behind.

4. Pelling Skywalk and Chenrezig Statue:

• With a glass-bottom walkway and a towering statue of Chenrezig, you can click pictures with a surreal view.
• Photo Tip: Sunrise or sunset gives the best lighting. Frame the two of you mid-walk or with the mountains behind.

5. Temi Tea Garden:

• Rolling green hills, peaceful tea trails, and cool breeze make it one of Sikkim’s most photogenic places.
• Photo Tip: Pose walking hand-in-hand on the trails or sitting among the tea bushes for a soft, romantic vibe.

6. Ravangla Buddha Park:

• Calm, spiritual, and surrounded by greenery, this park adds a serene aesthetic to your shoot with a huge Buddha statue in the background.
• Photo Tip: Use the large Buddha statue and staircase to create perspective and scale in your couple portraits.

7. Gurudongmar Lake:

• Turquoise waters and snowy peaks offer a picture-perfect alpine scene for photography at one of the highest lakes in the world.
• Photo Tip: Minimalistic wide shots with the lake and mountains in the background create stunning drama.

8. Tashiding Monastery:

• One of Sikkim’s most peaceful monasteries, it’s surrounded by fluttering prayer flags and scenic mountain views.
• Photo Tip: Frame your shot with colourful prayer flags or capture a quiet moment with the monastery’s backdrop.

9. Kanchenjunga Viewpoints in Pelling:

• Panoramic views of the mighty Kanchenjunga make it a must for early morning golden-hour shoots at this spot.
• Photo Tip: Stand facing the sunrise with the peaks lit up behind you for that perfect golden glow.

10. Bakthang Waterfall near Gangtok:

• A charming waterfall just outside Gangtok with a natural setting, ideal for nature-loving couples.
• Photo Tip: Use the rocks and flow of the water to create dynamic, candid couple moments.

Festivals to Enjoy in Sikkim for Couples

1. Losar (Tibetan New Year)

When: February or March

Losar, the Tibetan New Year, is a festival full of color, music, and cultural performances. You can witness traditional dances, prayers, and celebrations across the monasteries and villages of Sikkim.

Why Couples Should Visit: Immerse yourself in the lively celebrations, with parades, colourful costumes, and a chance to experience Sikkim’s Tibetan culture. It’s an excellent time to explore the lively streets and soak in the festive atmosphere together.

2. Buddha Jayanti

When: April-May

Buddha Jayanti celebrates the birth, enlightenment, and death anniversary of Lord Buddha. This is a serene time to visit monasteries and participate in prayers and spiritual activities.

Why Couples Should Visit: The tranquil, spiritual atmosphere offers a perfect setting for couples seeking a peaceful retreat. You can visit Buddhist monasteries and witness the calming rituals and prayers, making it an ideal time to bond in a serene environment.

3. Saga Dawa

When: May-June

Saga Dawa is a significant Buddhist festival, celebrated with prayer ceremonies and religious rituals to honour Lord Buddha. Pilgrims gather in various monasteries across the state to participate in this festival.

Why Couples Should Visit: This peaceful and reflective festival allows couples to visit Buddhist shrines, witness traditional rituals, and connect with nature and spirituality in the calming surroundings of Sikkim.

4. Lhosar (Sikkimese New Year)

When: December

Lhosar is the Sikkimese New Year festival, celebrated with feasts, music, dances, and vibrant rituals. This festival highlights Sikkim’s indigenous culture, providing an exciting opportunity to enjoy the local way of life.

Why Couples Should Visit: The festive mood, with joyful dances and music, offers a fun and engaging experience for couples. It’s an excellent opportunity to witness the local traditions and enjoy a lively celebration together.

5. Dusshera (Vijayadashami)

When: September-October

Dusshera is a festival celebrating the victory of good over evil, marked by processions, traditional rituals, and fairs. It’s a time when many locals gather for prayers, feasts, and festivities.

Why Couples Should Visit: The grand processions and vibrant celebrations across towns like Gangtok offer a wonderful chance for couples to explore local customs and join in the celebrations. The picturesque landscapes make it even more special for newlyweds.

6. Phang Lhabsol

When: August-September

Phang Lhabsol is a festival dedicated to Mount Kanchenjunga, the protector of Sikkim. It features spectacular traditional dances and rituals, with vibrant costumes and prayers offered to the mountain deity.

Why Couples Should Visit: Set against the backdrop of towering mountains, this festival offers couples a chance to experience the spiritual connection locals have with nature. You can also get the opportunity to witness the majestic landscapes of Sikkim and even go on a short trek to the base of Kanchenjunga.

7. Tihar (Diwali)

When: October-November

Though Diwali is celebrated throughout India, Tihar is celebrated in a unique way in Sikkim. In addition to lighting lamps and bursting crackers, the festival also honours animals like cows, dogs, and crows, with special prayers and celebrations.

Why Couples Should Visit: The warm lighting, cultural activities, and festive cheer make Tihar a great time for couples to enjoy a cosy and romantic experience while exploring the scenic beauty of Sikkim.

8. Rath Yatra

When: June-July

Rath Yatra is a significant Hindu festival where deities are paraded through the streets in elaborately decorated chariots. It’s celebrated in towns like Namchi and is marked by prayers, rituals, and vibrant celebrations.

Why Couples Should Visit: Witnessing the grand procession and joining the local celebrations offers couples an immersive cultural experience. The scenic views of Sikkim add an extra layer of charm to this festival.

9. Maghe Sankranti

When: January

Maghe Sankranti marks the harvest season and is celebrated with prayers, rituals, and offerings at temples across Sikkim.

Why Couples Should Visit: The simple and serene nature of the festival allows couples to experience the traditional side of Sikkim while enjoying the peaceful landscapes. It’s a quieter but culturally enriching time to visit Sikkim when you can witness the local festive cuisines of the place.

10. Flower Festival (Spring Festival)

When: March-April

The Flower Festival celebrates the blooming season of Sikkim’s vibrant flowers, showcasing colourful exhibitions, parades, and flower displays across the state.

Why Couples Should Visit: This festival is a visual treat for couples, as you can explore the valleys filled with blooming flowers, attend the flower exhibitions, and take in the natural beauty of Sikkim together.

Things to Do on a Sikkim Honeymoon Trip:

Here are some of the best things to do in Sikkim during Honeymoon:

1. Romantic Trek at Goecha La

Embark on a romantic trek at GoechaLa with Sikkim honeymoon packages, and immerse yourselves in the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas. This trek is an ideal blend of adventure and intimate experiences, leading you through lush forests, serene meadows, and past crystal-clear lakes. The pinnacle is the stunning view of the Kanchenjunga range, creating a perfect backdrop for memorable moments together. It is a challenging yet rewarding journey, offering solitude and natural beauty, ideal for adventurous couples seeking a unique bonding experience.

2. Sikkimese Cooking Classes

Experience the flavours of Sikkim together by joining Sikkimese cooking classes, which not only gives you a chance to learn about the flavours of the North-east, but is also a cultural immersion. With this activity, you will discover local ingredients, traditional cooking methods, and the secrets behind the delicious Sikkimese cuisine. It is a fun and interactive way to spend time together, learning something new while enjoying the fruits of your labour in a cosy, intimate setting. This experience adds a unique flavour to your honeymoon, leaving you with new skills and special memories.

3. River Rafting in Teesta River

Try river rafting in the Teesta River as part of your Sikkim India honeymoon packages for an adrenaline rush. With its varying rapids, the Teesta River offers a thrilling adventure for both beginners and experienced rafters. As you navigate the challenging waters, you will be surrounded by spectacular views of dense forests and mountains. It is an exciting way to bond, working together to steer through the rapids, making it a memorable part of your adventurous honeymoon in Sikkim.

4. Yak Ride

A Yak ride is a must-try in Sikkim, offering a unique way to explore the region's scenic landscapes. These gentle giants are an integral part of Sikkim's culture. Riding on a yak adorned with colourful woollen knits and bells is a novel and fun experience. It allows you to enjoy the beauty of places like Tsomgo Lake and other high-altitude areas in a leisurely, unhurried manner. It is a perfect activity for couples seeking a blend of tradition and leisure in their honeymoon itinerary.

5. Bike Ride Through Silk Route

Embark on a thrilling bike ride through the historic Silk Route with Sikkim honeymoon tour packages. This journey is an exhilarating way to explore Sikkim's landscapes, offering a sense of freedom and adventure. You will ride through winding roads, quaint villages, and breathtaking mountain passes, experiencing the beauty and diversity of Sikkim up close. This bike ride is perfect for couples who love adventure and want to add an element of excitement to their honeymoon, creating memories that last a lifetime.

6. Ropeway Ride from Deorali

A ropeway ride from Deorali offers a serene and picturesque experience for couples. Gliding through the air, you will be treated to panoramic views of Gangtok and the surrounding valleys. It is a peaceful yet exhilarating activity, perfect for those who want to enjoy the beauty of Sikkim from a different perspective. The ride is especially magical during sunset, as the sky and the landscape below are bathed in warm hues, adding a romantic touch to your honeymoon experience.

Quick Fun Facts About Sikkim

• Sikkim is India’s First Organic State: Declared 100% organic in 2016, Sikkim grows all its produce without synthetic fertilisers or pesticides, making it a pioneering eco-tourism destination.
• Mount Kanchenjunga is Visible from Multiple Towns: India’s highest peak and the world’s third-tallest, Mount Kanchenjunga, can be seen from Pelling, Ravangla, and Gangtok.
• Home to Over 600 Species of Orchids: Sikkim hosts around 600 orchid species and 40+ species of rhododendrons, especially in places like the 
• Yumthang Valley and Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary.
• Sikkim has one of India’s Highest Motorable Roads: Nathula Pass sits at an altitude of 14,140 ft, and it’s one of the few border points in India where civilians can see the China border (with permits).
• Sikkim’s Capital, Gangtok, is Plastic-Free: Gangtok banned plastic bags long before many other Indian cities did, adding to its reputation as one of India’s cleanest and greenest cities.
• Rumtek Monastery is One of the Largest in India: A major seat of Tibetan Buddhism, Rumtek Monastery near Gangtok is both a spiritual centre and an architectural marvel worth visiting.
• Hosts the International Flower Festival Annually: Held in Gangtok during May, this event showcases exotic flowers, including orchids, gladioli, and ferns, attracting horticulture enthusiasts from across the world.
• Temi Tea Garden is the only tea estate in Sikkim: Sprawled across South Sikkim’s hills, Temi produces premium-quality organic tea and offers sweeping views of the Himalayas.
• Yumthang Valley is known as the “Valley of Flowers”: Located in North Sikkim, this high-altitude valley blooms with alpine flora from March to June and even has a natural hot spring.
• Sikkim Has Over 200 Glacial Lakes: The state is dotted with serene glacial lakes, with Tsomgo Lake and Gurudongmar Lake being among the highest and most visited ones.

Local Dishes to Try on Your Sikkim Honeymoon:

1. Kinema Curry

During your Sikkim trip try this popular local dish made from fermented soybeans. You will love this unique Sikkimese delicacy for its rich flavor and high protein content. The dish is prepared with a ‘tadka’ of turmeric, red chilies, tomatoes, and onions, that create a savory gravy. It is usually served with rice and is a great vegetarian option. It is very affordable. And you can find it in most local restaurants across Sikkim.

2. Momos

Momos are the most popular and convenient snack that you should have during your Sikkim honeymoon trip. These steaming hot dumplings come in vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, filled with chicken, paneer, or mixed vegetables, wrapped in a thin flour layer, and steamed to perfection. You can best enjoy them with a spicy dipping sauce that adds extra flavor to the meal. You will find them at restaurants and street food stalls at very reasonable prices. 

3. Thukpa

Thukpa is a Tibetan noodle soup that’s often enjoyed alongside momos and is a favorite among couples on Sikkim honeymoon packages. This hearty dish is traditionally made by simmering cut mutton pieces with salt and pepper, then adding fresh noodles to cook together, creating a warm and flavorful meal. Its rich taste and comforting warmth make it a popular delicacy in Sikkim. It is a great comfort food that you can savor with your beloved in the cool mountain climate. 

4. Chaang

This popular alcoholic beverage is perfect for staying warm during your North Sikkim honeymoon package. It is made from fermented cereals and is traditionally served in a bamboo vessel and sipped through a bamboo straw. To enhance its flavor, the vessel filled with millet is topped with warm water. This brings you a comforting and unique drink. It is a local favorite and a must-try if you are a couple looking to experience the authentic flavors of Sikkim while enjoying the region's chilly weather.

Souvenirs to Look For on Your Sikkim Honeymoon Package:

1. Canvas wall hangings

If you have booked your Sikkim honeymoon packages, get ready to be amazed by the beautiful canvas wall hangings sold by local craftsmen. These handcrafted pieces often feature traditional designs, landscapes, or depictions of local culture. They can easily add a touch of artistry to your home decor. They are made from durable canvas material, and they come in various sizes and styles. 

2. Prayer flags

No trip to Sikkim is complete without bringing back Tibetan prayer flags. These vibrant flags carry spiritual meaning, symbolizing peace, compassion, strength, and wisdom. They are widely available across Sikkim, but the best selection can be found in the markets of Gangtok and Pelling. Besides prayer flags, you can also buy Buddha figurines as a meaningful souvenir for your home or as a gift for friends. These items not only reflect Sikkim's culture but also add a touch of spirituality to your space.

3. Tea

If you are visiting Sikkim, do not limit yourself to just Darjeeling Tea as Sikkim boasts its own stunning tea gardens, with Temi Tea Garden being a must-visit. It is famous for producing some of India’s finest organic tea and is a top destination in Sikkim. You can explore the lush garden and purchase the fragrant, flavorful Temi Tea. Treat your better half to this perfect and thoughtful gift. Although it is available in local stores, buying it fresh from the source at the tea garden is an authentic experience.

4. Thangkas

Thangkas are vibrant Buddhist paintings, usually crafted on cotton or silk, depicting deities, historical scenes, or mandalas. In Sikkim, they are valuable teaching tools that help people learn about Buddha’s life and the Art of Enlightenment. Thangkas also aid meditation by serving as a focal point, making it easier to concentrate during practice. These intricate and spiritually significant artworks are among the essential things to buy in Sikkim as they offer both aesthetic beauty and deep cultural value as a souvenir.

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