Visit Tsomgo Lake (Gangtok)
A glacial lake at 12,400 ft surrounded by snow peaks.
Yak rides and ropeway available.
Explore Nathula Pass (Indo-China border)
A historic Silk Route trade pass at 14,140 ft (requires permit).
Open only to Indian nationals on specific days.
Gurudongmar Lake (North Sikkim)
One of the world’s highest lakes (17,800 ft), sacred to Buddhists, Sikhs, and Hindus.
Rumtek Monastery (Gangtok)
A major center for Tibetan Buddhism and the seat of the Karmapa.
Pemayangtse Monastery (Pelling)
Offers beautiful views of Kanchenjunga.
Skywalk & Chenrezig Statue (Pelling)
India’s first glass skywalk with a towering 135-ft Buddha statue.
Trek to Goechala Pass
One of the best Himalayan treks with views of Kanchenjunga.
Suitable for experienced trekkers.
Visit Yumthang Valley (Valley of Flowers)
Alpine valley filled with rhododendrons in spring.
Hot springs nearby.
Explore Zuluk and Old Silk Route
32 hairpin bends, stunning mountain views, and remote Himalayan villages.
Birdwatching at Khangchendzonga National Park (UNESCO site)
Spot red pandas, Himalayan black bears, snow leopards, and rare birds.
Stroll MG Road (Gangtok)
Clean, vibrant street for shopping, food, and local vibes.
Attend a Festival
Losar, Saga Dawa, Pang Lhabsol, and Dasain are celebrated with grandeur.
Explore Local Villages
Visit Lachung, Lachen, Ravangla, and Namchi to experience Sikkimese hospitality and culture.
Try a Homestay
Places like Dzongu (Lepcha region) and Yuksom offer authentic village stays.
Visit Temi Tea Garden
The only tea estate in Sikkim—ideal for a walk or tea tasting.
Take a Dip in Hot Springs
Yumthang, Reshi, and Ralang have natural hot springs known for healing properties.
Try Organic Sikkimese Food
Dishes like gundruk, phagshapa, sael roti, and local fermented drinks (tongba).
Buy Handicrafts at Directorate of Handicrafts & Handloom (Gangtok)
Wood carvings, carpets, Thangka paintings, and woollen items.
Pick Up Traditional Clothing or Jewelry
From MG Marg or local markets in Namchi and Pelling.
