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Sikkim Packages From Bangalore

Zuluk Sikkim Tour Package
4.5144
6 days & 5 nights

Zuluk Sikkim Tour Package

1D Sillery Gaon1D Aritar1D Zuluk1D Nathang Valley1D Reshikhola1D Siliguri
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₹19,499/ Adult
Sandakphu Trek
4.61715
6 days & 5 nights

Sandakphu Trek

1D Mane Bhanjang1D Tumling1D Kalapokhri1D Sandakphu2D Srikhola
₹12,45026% OFF
₹9,250/ Adult
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D Vishwanath
D Vishwanath
On: 4 Nov 2019
4

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.

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Shonali Patnaik
Shonali Patnaik
On: 13 Oct 2019
5

"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. "

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Sumit Biswas
Sumit Biswas
On: 4 Feb 2018
5

"Overall a good trek. The Himalayan Trekker guide, Arpan, was very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend it for beginners. Seasoned trekkers might find it a bit easy."

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Rudra Jain
Rudra Jain
On: 16 May 2014
4

The Sandakphu trek is brilliant. This trek was a good one. The experience of trekking was fabulous. Being a nube i had no idea about trekking but the trek leaders are really awesome guys!.Hats off to their patience level and trekking skills.Made it very easy and enjoyable trek for me.Lovely experince.

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Suma Kocchar
Suma Kocchar
On: 15 Apr 2014
4

This trek is considered to be the holy grail of Indian trekking, and it is done so for the right reasons. This trek is sheer brilliance. It is neither tough nor too easy, but this trek is definitely unique and great. Which other trek offers the view of Mt. Everest and Kanchenjunga at the same time? This trek does, and it definitely is the best trek to take with your gang of buddies. I took this trek 2 months back, and I was super glad about it. This was a well-organized and a very pleasant trek, in short. Highly recommended.

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Deeksha Gill
Deeksha Gill
On: 15 Oct 2013
4

Sandakphu Trek is a very pretty and a beautiful trek. I enjoyed this trek totally. This was a beautiful trek where we got to see the Mt. Everest. It was nice and awesome. The cost of this trek was also not that much. I had a great time in here.

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About Sikkim From Bangalore

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Sikkim Operations Team

Sikkim tour packages from Bangalore start from INR 16,000 per person for short getaways and go up to INR 34,500 per person for longer holidays covering destinations across Sikkim and Darjeeling.

These packages range from 5 to 8 days and include popular destinations such as Gangtok, Pelling, Lachung, Lachen, Zuluk, Nathang Valley, Kalimpong, and Darjeeling, allowing travellers to experience the region's diverse landscapes and culture.

A typical Bangalore to Sikkim trip includes comfortable hotel stays, airport or railway station transfers, sightseeing, and visits to attractions like Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, Yumthang Valley, Rumtek Monastery, Gurudongmar Lake, and Tiger Hill. Depending on the package, you may also enjoy experiences such as a yak ride, a ride on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a ropeway adventure, or scenic drives through North Sikkim.

From couples seeking a quiet mountain retreat to families looking for a refreshing escape and adventure enthusiasts eager to explore high-altitude valleys, Sikkim offers something for everyone. Booking Sikkim tour packages ensures that permits, mountain transportation, accommodation, and sightseeing are all taken care of, allowing you to enjoy the journey without the hassle of planning every detail.

Popular Sikkim Tour Packages from Bangalore

The cost of a Sikkim holiday depends on the destinations covered, the duration of the trip, and the experiences included. While shorter itineraries focus on Gangtok and Pelling, longer holidays take you to North Sikkim, Zuluk, or Darjeeling, offering a more comprehensive Himalayan experience.

Travellers opting for Sikkim family tour packages often prefer itineraries that combine scenic sightseeing with shorter travel days, making the journey comfortable for both children and senior citizens. Packages that include Darjeeling are especially popular among families looking to experience two Himalayan destinations in a single holiday.

The table below highlights some of the most popular itineraries across different budgets and travel styles.

Package

Duration

Ideal For

Starting Price

Gangtok Pelling

5D/4N

Budget getaway

INR 16,000

Exclusive Gangtok Darjeeling Getaway

5D/4N

Sikkim & Darjeeling

INR 20,000

Splendid Sikkim Group Tour Package

6D/5N

North Sikkim highlights

INR 21,000

Best of Sikkim Group Tour Package

7D/6N

Complete Sikkim experience

INR 25,000

7 Days Adventurous Sikkim Bike Tour

7D/6N

Adventure travellers

INR 29,500

Sikkim Wonders with Darjeeling

7D/6N

Extended holiday

INR 34,241

Budget Breakdown

The overall cost of your holiday depends on the season, hotel category, transport preferences, and activities you choose. If you're planning Sikkim budget tour packages, here's a rough estimate of daily expenses apart from your package cost.

Expense

Budget

Mid-range

Luxury

Accommodation (per night)

INR 1,800–3,500

INR 4,000–7,000

INR 8,000+

Meals (per day)

INR 800–1,500

INR 1,500–2,500

INR 3,000+

Local Transport (per day)

INR 1,000–2,000

INR 2,000–3,500

INR 4,000+

Activities & Sightseeing (per day)

INR 500–2,500

INR 500–2,500

INR 500–2,500

What's Included in Sikkim Tour Packages From Bangalore?

Every Sikkim itinerary is designed to help you experience the region's mountains, monasteries, lakes, and valleys without the stress of organising permits, transportation, and hotel bookings on your own.

Most packages typically include:

  • Accommodation in hotels across destinations like Gangtok, Pelling, Lachung, Lachen, Darjeeling, or Kalimpong, depending on the itinerary.
  • Airport or railway station pick-up and drop-off, along with all internal transfers
  • Daily breakfast, with selected packages including additional meals during stays
  • Sightseeing to popular attractions such as Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, Rumtek Monastery, Yumthang Valley, Gurudongmar Lake, Tiger Hill, and local monasteries.
  • Required permits for restricted areas like North Sikkim and Tsomgo Lake, wherever applicable.

How to Reach Sikkim From Bangalore

Although Sikkim does not have a major commercial airport, travelling from Bangalore is convenient through regular flights to Bagdogra, followed by a scenic road journey into the Himalayan state.

By Flight

The fastest way to begin your holiday is by flying from Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) to Bagdogra Airport (IXB) in West Bengal. From Bagdogra, Gangtok is approximately 125 km away, and the drive usually takes 4 to 5 hours, depending on weather and road conditions.

Another option is to fly to Pakyong Airport (PYG) near Gangtok. However, flights to Pakyong are limited and subject to weather conditions, making Bagdogra the preferred arrival point for most travellers.

By Train

Travellers can also board a train from Bangalore to New Jalpaiguri (NJP), the nearest major railway station to Sikkim. From NJP, taxis and shared vehicles are readily available for onward travel to Gangtok, Pelling, and other destinations.

By Road

Those planning a Bangalore to Sikkim road trip should be prepared for a journey of nearly 2,300 kilometres, typically taking four to five days depending on the route and overnight halts. While it's a rewarding drive for experienced road trippers, most travellers prefer flying to Bagdogra and continuing by road through the picturesque Himalayan foothills.

The drive from Bagdogra to Gangtok is often considered one of the highlights of the trip, with winding mountain roads, riverside stretches, tea gardens, and panoramic views accompanying much of the journey.

Best Time to Visit Sikkim

Sikkim is a destination that changes with the seasons, offering everything from blooming valleys and clear mountain views to snow-covered landscapes and vibrant festivals. The best time to visit depends on the experiences you're looking for and the regions you plan to explore.

Spring (March to May) – Blooming Valleys & Pleasant Weather

Spring is one of the most popular times to visit Sikkim. The weather remains pleasant, making it comfortable for sightseeing in Gangtok, Pelling, and North Sikkim. Rhododendrons and orchids bloom across the hillsides, adding vibrant colours to the landscape, while clear skies offer spectacular views of Kanchenjunga. Spring is also the ideal season for luxury Sikkim trips, as premium mountain resorts and boutique stays offer the best views and outdoor experiences.

Summer & Monsoon (June to September) – Lush Landscapes

The arrival of the monsoon transforms Sikkim into a lush green paradise, with waterfalls flowing at their fullest and forests appearing especially vibrant. While rainfall enhances the scenery, occasional landslides and road disruptions can affect travel plans, particularly in North Sikkim. The summer season is best suited for travellers who don't mind unpredictable weather and are planning a budget Sikkim trip, as hotel tariffs and package prices are generally lower than during the peak tourist seasons.

Autumn (October to November) – Clear Himalayan Views

Autumn is considered one of the finest seasons for exploring Sikkim. The skies are usually clear after the monsoon, offering uninterrupted views of snow-capped peaks. Comfortable temperatures make it an excellent time for sightseeing, monastery visits, and excursions to attractions like Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, and Yumthang Valley.

Winter (December to February) – Snow & Mountain Adventures

Winter attracts travellers hoping to experience snowfall in destinations such as Lachung, Lachen, Yumthang Valley, and Nathula Pass. While temperatures can drop below freezing in higher-altitude regions, the snow-covered landscapes create a magical setting. Lower-altitude destinations like Gangtok and Pelling remain accessible and continue to welcome visitors throughout the season.

Best Places to Visit in Sikkim

Whether you're visiting for snow-covered mountains, peaceful monasteries, or high-altitude lakes, Sikkim offers remarkable destinations that showcase the natural beauty of the Eastern Himalayas.

Here are some of the best places to visit in Sikkim:

Gangtok

The capital city of Sikkim blends modern cafés, bustling markets, and Buddhist heritage with breathtaking mountain views. During your Gangtok trip, visit MG Marg, Rumtek Monastery, Enchey Monastery, and the Namgyal Institute of Tibetology before taking a cable car ride for panoramic views of the city.

Tsomgo Lake

Located at an altitude of over 12,000 feet, Tsomgo Lake is one of Sikkim's most iconic attractions. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains for much of the year, the glacial lake is known for its changing colours and offers activities such as yak rides and leisurely walks along the lakeside.

Yumthang Valley

Often referred to as the "Valley of Flowers," Yumthang Valley is famous for its colourful rhododendron blooms during spring and its snow-covered landscapes in winter. The valley also serves as a gateway to Zero Point, where visitors can experience snowfall even during parts of the summer.

Gurudongmar Lake

Situated close to the Indo-China border, Gurudongmar Lake is among the highest lakes in the world. Revered by both Buddhists and Sikhs, it is known for its crystal-clear waters, dramatic mountain backdrop, and peaceful surroundings that leave a lasting impression on visitors.

Pelling

Pelling is known for its magnificent views of the Kanchenjunga range, ancient monasteries, waterfalls, and attractions such as the Skywalk and Singshore Bridge. It offers a quieter atmosphere than Gangtok, making it an excellent destination for travellers booking the Sikkim honeymoon package for relaxation and some peaceful time.

Top Things to Do in Sikkim

Every journey through Sikkim offers a different experience, from peaceful monastery visits to thrilling mountain drives. Here are some of the most popular activities for Sikkim to Bangalore itinerary.

Witness Sunrise at Tiger Hill

Start your morning with panoramic views of the Himalayas as the first rays of sunlight illuminate Kanchenjunga. On clear days, you may even catch a glimpse of Mount Everest in the distance.

Explore North Sikkim's High-Altitude Valleys

Travel through Lachung and Lachen to visit spectacular destinations such as Yumthang Valley, Zero Point, and Gurudongmar Lake, where dramatic mountain landscapes await around every bend.

Visit Ancient Monasteries

Discover Sikkim's rich Buddhist heritage by exploring monasteries like Rumtek, Pemayangtse, and Enchey, each known for its intricate architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and colourful prayer halls.

Enjoy a Yak Ride at Tsomgo Lake

A visit to Tsomgo Lake is often made even more memorable with a traditional yak ride, offering a fun way to experience one of Sikkim's most scenic locations.

Drive Through Zuluk and Nathang Valley

Experience one of the most scenic mountain drives in Northeast India as you navigate the famous hairpin bends of Zuluk, pass through Nathang Valley, and enjoy breathtaking views along the historic Silk Route.

Most Booked Sikkim Tour Packages Itineraries from Bangalore

Sikkim may be a small state, but the variety of experiences it offers means your itinerary can look very different depending on what you want to explore.

Many visitors also combine Sikkim with Darjeeling for a more diverse Himalayan experience.

6-Day Sikkim Itinerary (Most Booked)

A great choice for first-time visitors would be a 6-day Sikkim itinerary, as it lets travelers experience Sikkim's scenic landscapes, monasteries, and high-altitude valleys within a week.

  • Day 1: Arrive at Bagdogra or New Jalpaiguri and drive to Gangtok.
  • Day 2: Visit Tsomgo Lake and Baba Mandir. If permits are available, continue to Nathula Pass.
  • Day 3: Travel to Lachen, stopping at waterfalls and mountain viewpoints along the way.
  • Day 4: Visit Gurudongmar Lake before driving to Lachung.
  • Day 5: Explore Yumthang Valley and return to Gangtok.
  • Day 6: Depart for Bagdogra Airport or New Jalpaiguri Railway Station.

7-Day Sikkim and Darjeeling Itinerary

For those who want to experience both Sikkim and West Bengal's Himalayan hill stations, this 7-day Sikkim itinerary works well

  • Day 1: Arrive at Bagdogra and transfer to Gangtok.
  • Day 2: Explore Gangtok, including MG Marg, Rumtek Monastery, and local attractions.
  • Day 3: Visit Tsomgo Lake and Baba Mandir before returning to Gangtok.
  • Day 4: Drive to Pelling and visit attractions such as Pemayangtse Monastery and the Skywalk.
  • Day 5: Continue to Darjeeling and spend the evening exploring the local market.
  • Day 6: Watch the sunrise at Tiger Hill before visiting Ghoom Monastery, Batasia Loop, and the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute.
  • Day 7: Return to Bagdogra for your onward journey.

Why Choose Thrillophilia for Sikkim Tour Packages From Bangalore?

A holiday in Sikkim requires careful planning, especially when travelling through mountainous terrain and permit-controlled regions. Booking through Thrillophilia helps simplify your journey so you can focus on enjoying the destination.

  • Choose from itineraries covering Gangtok, North Sikkim, Pelling, Zuluk, Kalimpong, and Darjeeling, with options for every travel style.
  • Comfortable accommodation, transfers, sightseeing, and permit assistance are included in most packages for a seamless travel experience.
  • Flexible itineraries are available for couples, families, solo travellers, and Sikkim group tour packages.
  • Local travel is planned to account for mountain roads and travel timings, helping you make the most of each day.
  • Dedicated travel assistance is available before and during your trip to address any questions or on-ground requirements.
  • Selected itineraries include unique experiences such as yak rides, toy train journeys, ropeway adventures, and visits to high-altitude lakes.
  • Transparent pricing and a wide range of packages make it easier to choose an itinerary that matches your interests and budget.

Sikkim Packages From Bangalore Reviews

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Preethi Nair22 Apr 2026
5.0
Booked: North East Family Trip | FREE Toy Train Ride

Sikkim family holiday was perfectly designed the right mix of nature, culture and comfortable pacing for kids. Tsomgo Lake and Rumtek Monastery were absolute favourites and the kids couldn't stop talking about the yaks. Good hotels, very helpful guides and no unpleasant surprises throughout the trip.

Prosenjit Bose8 Apr 2026
5.0
Booked: Getaway to Sikkim with FREE Yak Ride

Ami khub excited chilam ar trip ta darun hoye gelo! Gangtok theke Darjeeling - puro North East experience khub bhalo laglo. Tea garden visit, Kanchenjunga view, ki bolbo aar! Cable car ride ta amader khub moja laglo. Local food ektu ektu try korechi, sab delicious chilo!

Ritika Joshi8 Apr 2026
5.0
Booked: Getaway to Sikkim with FREE Yak Ride

Gangtok Darjeeling tour bhai full paisa vasool tha! Rumtek Monastery mein shanti mili - Mumbai ki bheed bhaar bhool gayi. Darjeeling toy train ride ekdum filmy experience tha. Kanchenjunga morning view - goosebumps aaye literally! Local momos aur thukpa bhi khaya - ekdum mast!

Deepak Chaurasia29 Mar 2026
5.0
Booked: Nepal Bhutan and Sikkim Tour Package

The traditional hospitality in Trongsa was the best we experienced. Everyone was so kind and welcoming. It was an amazing experience, and I highly recommend their excellent local partnerships. Making our journey so memorable and smooth was fantastic.

Parimal Shah27 Mar 2026
5.0
Booked: Nepal Bhutan and Sikkim Tour Package

Leaving Ahmedabad for the Himalayas was a refreshing change for us. The Annapurna Circuit offered some of the most dramatic views I’ve ever seen. Jignesh from Thrillophilia was very helpful with our trekking gear.

Vikram Malhotra18 Mar 2026
5.0
Booked: Best of Sikkim | Group Tour Package

A fantastic 7-day journey from Delhi to the heart of the Himalayas. The coordination for our group of eight was seamless. Thrillophilia didn't rush us; we had ample time to enjoy the waterfalls and small tea stalls along the way.

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