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Half-Day Gangtok Sightseeing Tour

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Gangtok

Half-Day Gangtok Sightseeing Tour Highlights

Admire the scenic beauty of Tsomgo Lake, a glacial lake famous for its healing properties and variety of birds.
Pay homage at Baba Mandir, a shrine dedicated to the Indian army soldier Baba Harbhajan Singh.
Capture the beautiful views of the Dongkya Range as you drive throught the Nathula Pass that separates Sikkim and Chumbi Valley.

Half-Day Gangtok Sightseeing Tour Overview

Explore the natural beauty of Tsomgo Lake and the spiritual significance of Baba Mandir. Also, pass through the Nathula Pass, which shows views of the Dongkya Range. Enjoy peaceful walks, visit sacred sites, and capture memories as you admire the scenic landscapes.

About the Activity:

Enjoy a peaceful walk along the shores of Tsomgo Lake and take-in the views of the surrounding landscapes.
Visit Baba Mandir to offer prayers and seek blessings, honoring the legendary soldier Baba Harbhajan Singh.
Have a wonderful drive through the beautiful Nathu La Pass and see the panoramic views of the Dongkya Range.

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Half-Day Gangtok Sightseeing Tour

5 Hours

INR 3,990

INR 3,000

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Know Before You Go for Half-Day Gangtok Sightseeing Tour

Carry a valid ID proof, as it may be required for entry to certain attractions or accommodations.
Always carry an umbrella and warm clothes to avoid unexpected rainfall and temperature drops.
Wear comfortable shoes, suitable for walking on uneven terrain while visiting waterfalls and viewpoints.
Use designated bins and avoid littering, especially in natural areas and protected zones of Sikkim.
It is wise to carry enough cash, especially for remote areas in the Indian Rupee (INR) currency.

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17 Feb, 2020

Excellent

Chanakya Prajapat

Most of the sightseeing was peaceful and relax which gave nice views. We even purchase some handicraft items during the tour and the price was fair... nice waterfall just near the main-road all and all it was really a nice tour. A must-go and witness these sights definitely you would love it for sure don't miss if you're in Sikkim.

15 Feb, 2020

Excellent

Lakshmi Dubashi

All are tourists attractions, Our driver briefing thoroughly about each sight, It was an educational tour with lots of memories.

09 Jan, 2020

Excellent

Tara Nayar

Well-organized tour along with good-transport and good driver, we had an amazing tour in the city all the sights were very beautiful especially we were amazed by the flower show, the Enchey Monastery and Bakthang Waterfalls Yes, lots more sight is there and all are nice by its own beauty. We could not have complete this tour if not with the help and well-organizes by Thrillophilia. We were really thankful for this amazing tour which we would be remembered forever.

Half-Day Gangtok Sightseeing Tour Policies

The customer will receive a confirmation voucher via email within 24 hours of successful booking.

If cancellation is made 1 days or more before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
If cancellation is made within 1 days before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.

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Do Drul Chorten

Embark on a spiritual journey at Do Drul Chorten, a famous Buddhist stupa in Gangtok, Sikkim to experience the rich Tibetan Buddhist tradition. The word "Chorten" means "stupa" in Tibetan, which is dedicated to peace and harmony. The classical chorten shape is based on the ancient Indian form of a stupa.

Tashiding Monastery

Located on a hill in West Sikkim, Tashiding Monastery is among the holiest Buddhist sites, radiating peace and spiritual vitality. It was founded by Ngadak Sempa Chempo Phunshok Rigzing of the Nyingma sect in 1641. Surrounded by panoramic views of snow-capped mountains, including the magnificent Kanchenjunga, it provides beautiful scenery. The revered Thong-Wa-Rang-Dol chortens, which are said to wipe sins with a single glance, are found in the monastery.Every year, pilgrims assemble for the Bumchu Festival when the opening of a holy vase forecasts Sikkim's fate. Tashiding is a great place for both nature lovers and spiritual seekers since complex prayer flags, centuries-old stone tablets bearing mantras, and the chants of monks foster dedication and peace.

Namgyal Institute of Tibetology

Explore the Namgyal Institute of Tibetology in Gangtok, Sikkim. It is a unique place where you can learn all about Tibetan history and culture. It was established in 1958 to keep Tibet's rich history safe.

Kabi Lungchok

Kabi Lungchok is a peaceful little place about 17 km north of Gangtok on the North Sikkim Highway. It is where the famous Blood Brotherhood Treaty was signed between Lepcha chief Thekong Tek and Tibetan prince Khye Bumsa in the 13th century. Under the watch of mighty Kangchenjunga lies "Stone erected by our blood", a living symbol, with old pillars and life-size statues.Walking along mossy stone paths through a subtropical broad-leaved forest full of alders, michelia, and castanopsis. The prayer flags and waterfalls sound like music along the way. While birdwatchers can spot species like rufous-necked hornbills, crested serpent eagles, and grey-crowned prinias in thick trees.The Sekhiuk Puja and Pang Lhabsol rituals that happen every year bring people together. It immerses visitors in Sikkim's native culture, natural peace, and spiritual unity.

Ban Jhakri Falls Park

The Banjhakri Falls and Energy Park is a popular recreation spot and tourist attraction located about 7 km from Gangtok, near Ranka Monastery in Sikkim, India. This beautifully landscaped park surrounds a stunning 100-foot natural waterfall and is set amidst lush forested surroundings.The park celebrates the traditional shamanic culture of the region, showcasing life-sized displays of shamans, spiritual healers who are believed to worship spirits residing in the caves around the falls.Stroll through paved pathways and cross charming footbridges as you explore the park. A manmade lake with a striking dragon sculpture at its centre adds to the scenic beauty. The park also highlights traditional Sikkimese architecture and is rich in cultural elements, making it a perfect blend of nature, spirituality, and heritage.

Lhasa Waterfall

Discover the amazing Lhasa Waterfall in Gangtok, Sikkim. It is a hidden treasure surrounded by lush, peaceful forests. Lhasa Waterfall is easily accessible from Gangtok, making it a popular site for both visitors and environmental enthusiasts.

Bakthang Waterfall

Located just 5 km from Gangtok city center, the Bakthang Waterfall is a beautiful natural escape that is hidden amid the lush greenery along the North Sikkim Highway. The waterfall gets its flow from the pristine Retey Chu stream, and it gracefully cascades over a wide rock face covered in moss and creepers. The waterfall is easily accessible and offers a refreshing pause from city life. Bakthang Falls provides scenic beauty, and gentle water flow makes it a favorite among nature lovers, families, and photographers.Nearby vendors provide traditional Sikkimese attire and vibrant food options to the visitors. Whether you are on a short city tour or heading towards the north of Sikkim, the Bakthang waterfalls are a quick and rewarding detour.

Nathula Pass

Nathula Pass, perched at 14,140 feet in the Himalayas, connects Sikkim with Tibet. This historic pass was once a bustling segment of the Silk Route. It now offers visitors stunning views of snow-capped mountains and lush valleys. Open for trade and tourism, it embodies a mix of natural beauty and geopolitical significance.