Women Only Treks in Sikkim

Women Only Treks in Sikkim

12,45026% OFF
9,250/ Adult

Women Only Treks in Sikkim

Thrillophilia celebrates the enthusiasm of female trekkers by introducing unique women only treks in Sikkim. Nestled in the Himalayas, our curated selection includes iconic journeys like the Sandakphu Trek, Sikkim Goechala Trek, and Green Lake Trek.


In the middle of breathtaking scenery, these excursions provide an opportunity for female travellers to develop bonds. Every path on this list, from the easygoing Rhododendron Trek to the strenuous Singalila Phoktey Dara Trek, guarantees an amazing experience. 


Our Sikkim women treks are suitable for all skill levels of travellers, from beginners to experts. For those looking for greater adventure, there is the Bajre Dara Trek, while beginners can discover the calm slopes of the Tholung Trek.


We prioritise comfort and safety on our women-only hikes. Pushing your limits in the Himalayas is made safe with Thrillophilia's mountaineering qualified professional guides and well-thought-out programs.


Come explore Sikkim's trails with us and take pleasure in the excitement of trekking in the Himalayas with other women who share your interests. So, are you ready? Check out our Sikkim women treks and reserve your place with Thrillophilia right now.


Women Only Treks in Sikkim


Here are the top 8 women only treks in Sikkim:

1. Sandakphu Trek: The moderate-level Sandakphu trek is one of the women only treks in Sikkim that is 68 kilometres long and takes about 7 days. On this walk, you can reach an elevation of 12,000 feet through Singalila National Park while spotting the clouded leopard and black bear. At the end of the trek you reach the otherworldly Kalapokhri lake known for its holy waters.


2. Sikkim Goechala Trek: One of the most difficult women only treks in Sikkim is the 90-kilometre Goechala Trek, which takes approximately 11 days to complete. Walking across the pristine Samiti Lake and the ethereal landscapes of Thangshing, you will reach an elevation of 15,100 feet. Along the way, you'll see dense rhododendron forests and get vistas of Mt Kanchenjunga.


3. Kasturi Orar Round Trek: Speaking of women only treks in Sikkim, you can attempt the Kasturi Orar Round trek that is 120-kilometre long and takes approximately 11 days. This trek takes you to 4940 metres across Thansing meadows, the huge Dzongri plain, and Tshoka's rhododendron forests. At the end, you get to see views of Jopuno, Tinchen Khang, and Goecha peaks.


4. Rhododendron Trek: You can take one of the easy Sikkim women treks called Rhododendron trek which is 15 kilometres long and takes 3-4 days. On this walk you reach an elevation of around 3160 metres. You pass through paths dotted with pink and blood red shaded rhododendron Arboreum jungles, and Rhododendron Setosum bushes. Moreover, you get to enjoy sweeping views of the Kanchenjunga in the final leg of the trek.


5. Singalila Phoktey Dara Trek: The easy-moderate Singalila Phoktey Dara Trek is one of the Sikkim women treks that is 43 kilometres long and takes about 6 days. On this walk you reach an elevation of 3800 metres passing through a pristine trail covered with dense Oak and Rhododendron jungles. At the end of the walk, you reach the summit and enjoy sweeping views of Mt Makalu and Everest.


6. Bajre Dara Trek: One of the most Sikkim women treks has to be the moderate-level Bajre Dara trek which is 32 kilometres long and takes 5 days. On this walk you reach an elevation of 3350 metres manoeuvring terrains filled with moraines, scree and thick virgin forest. At the end of the trek, you reach the Bajre Dara top from where you can enjoy the panoramic views of Mt Kanchenjunga. 


7. Tholung Trek: One of the moderate women only treks in Sikkim is the 75-kilometre, 9-day Tholung trek. This trek takes you through tea estates, cardamom orchards, rustic hamlets, Tholung monastery, and the Talung River to a height of 8000 feet. Your stroll comes to an end when you arrive at Lingsha at the end of the walk.


8. Green Lake Trek: The 11-day, 66-kilometre Tosar Lake walk is one of the moderate Sikkim women treks you can take. At 13,120 feet, Green Lake trek journey ascends the northern slope of the Mangan Ridge through a damp temperate bamboo forest. You can see Khangchendzonga East once you arrive at the high-altitude lake.

Sikkim Women Only Treks Packages

Sandakphu Trek
4.61715
6 days & 5 nights

Sandakphu Trek

1D Mane Bhanjang1D Tumling1D Kalapokhri1D Sandakphu2D Srikhola
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9,250/ Adult
Goechala Trek, Sikkim
4.53513
10 days & 9 nights

Goechala Trek, Sikkim

1D Yuksom1D Sachen1D Tshokha1D Dzongri1D Thansing1D Lamuney1D Kokchurang1D Tshokha2D Yuksom
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20,999/ Adult

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Sandakphu Trek
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Sandakphu Trek

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Goechala Trek, Sikkim
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10 days & 9 nights

Goechala Trek, Sikkim

1D Yuksom1D Sachen1D Tshokha1D Dzongri1D Thansing1D Lamuney1D Kokchurang1D Tshokha2D Yuksom
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Sikkim Women Only Treks Reviews

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Harsh Sethi5 Oct 2022
5.0

Really liked the trek, the preparation, the guide, the views everything was fantastic. Thanks thrillophilia.

Siddharth Rao25 Jun 2022
5.0

The trek really amazing and those days were the best days of my life. The tour manager Mr. Kiran from Glacier Tour and Treks organized it very well

Swati Jhunjhunwala11 Jan 2021
5.0

I thought I was going for a trek, but instead I went on a self actualisation trip. It had everything- fun, workout, snow, car journey, bonfire, and anything else you can imagine. Before the trip I was quite skeptical, whether or not I would be able to do it, whether or not the weather and conditions would be favourable, but it all worked out. Our trek guides, Bishu and Sasang, were both so amazing, so motivating, and so supportive, that they made our trip a success. At one point, I wasn’t sure if I could continue on this trek, since my legs were giving up, but our guide motivated us, told us we’re almost there, and made us complete the journey. We took shortcuts, we clicked pictures, we went 2km along the mountains just to see the beautiful sunset hiding in the clouds beneath us, and we came back changed. I recommend this trip to anyone who is reading this. The trek is for beginners with will power, and the journey is going to memorable for years, if not more.

D Vishwanath4 Nov 2019
4.0

It all started with my son wanting to do a trek on his birthday. A quick google search took me to Thrillophilia and Sweety Mallick was very helpful in finalising our itenerary for Sandakphu trek. Makkan Singh and Kavish Rathore were also quite helpful. On Day 1, our family of four reached our homestay at Kopidhara near Mane Bhanjan. We were greeted by Tashi and Anmol. We were soon joined by our other team members, three cousins from Gujarat, one Danish National and a lady from Mumbai. We bonded almost at once and enjoyed the Diwali cracker show at this small village and the simple dinner our hosts had prepared for the night. Tashi gave us a good brief on Dos and Donts for the long trek ahead. This was our first multi-day trek. On Day 2, we started off by 0830 hrs for a steep trek of 6 km through the pine trees. Our senior guide Santa Dada, a gentle soul in his 50s had joined us by then. He took the forward position and Anmol, our other guide in his 20s took up the rear. We were a group of nine with ages varying from 15 to 48 years of age. We had great view of Kanchenjunga and Singalila Range all through the day as we took a tea break at Meghma, lunched near Chitrey and stopped for the night in a homestay at Tumling. Our hosts at Tumling had arranged for a cosy fireplace. Santa Da and Anmol gave my son Dhruv a traditional Nepali greeting on his birthday. We enjoyed the Diwali celebrations at our host's place which was a musical one with the entire village in attendance. Some of us danced to the Nepali numbers sung by the locals. On Day 3, we started off by 0900 hrs and this time also weather was very pleasant with clear view all around. We trekked along a gentle climb to lunch at Kayargutta and finally reached Kalapokhri homestay by 1630 hrs for our night stay. After a simple dinner we retired early. On Day 4, we started by 0830 hrs for our last leg of journey to Sandakphu. It was a steep trek but we enjoyed each moment with the group. We finally reached Hotel Sunrise our last stop atop Sandakphu by lunch. We were surprised to see that the hotel was well stocked with goodies and variety of dishes. It was warm inside the restaurant. Towards evening we trekked to the sunset point and though we could not have a glimpse of Everest and other peaks due to dense fog and clouds, we could enjoy the various hues of the sky due to the setting sun. We came back to the hotel and enjoyed a sumptuous dinner consisting of Chowmein and fried rice. Electricity was available only through solar panels and diesel genset for a limited time. Water was also scarce since it had to be brought by tanker from halfway uphill. So we retired early. On Day 6, we woke up early in the morning (0430 hrs) to get a glimpse of Everest, Kanchenjunga and the other famous peaks along with Sleeping Buddha pose. It was quite foggy and the clouds made it difficult to catch the Mt Everest peak clearly, We then started our climb down back to Seppy through a steep slope. This time Anmol took the forward position and Santa Da took the rear position. We quickly reached our lunch point at Gurduk, Sherpa Himalayan Homestay. The climb down was arduous due to the steepness and rocky trail. We were very tired by lunch due to pressure on the knees. The weather was also very foggy and the mountain ranges were not visible. However the Shrikola river and Timbure village gave us scenic views. We reached our Homestay at Seppy by dusk and our hosts headed by Sushant made our stay comfortable by offering us veg momos with tea and later a simple dinner. We were very tired and quickly retired to bed. On Day 7, Sushant was very helpful in dropping us back to Kopidhara and arranging vehicle for the way back to Siliguri. The entire trek was made very memorable by the bonding within our group despite the varied age difference. We had great fun and will always remember the great time we had. We carry a lot of photographs for remembering those fun moments we had. Thank you Santa Dada and Anmol. Thank you Thrillophilia. Thank you all the hosts en route Sandakphu and back. Regards and Best Wishes.

Shonali Patnaik13 Oct 2019
5.0

"One of the best experience in my life till date. Sandakhphu trek had mesmerizing views and sceneries. Enjoyed like hell. Its great for beginners. So beautiful, so ecstatic, so adventurous. Trekking guide especially DK sir was so helpful and patient. Loved his songs. Food was great all the way. I would definitely recommend for everyone to try once in a lifeime. "

Vipin C20 Nov 2018
5.0

"The beauty of this trek is all about the landscape. You start of the trek from dense forest with fresh streams and then to Rhododendron trees when you gain altitude , later which you would come across a beautiful valley overlooking Mt Kanchenjunga. Try out the local cuisine in Yuksom. Thukpa and Chang are two things you need to try out. Although the trek is not recommended for first time trekkers you can still give it a shot provided you are fit and have taken all the items in checklist. "

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