Gangtok
Sikkim’s capital blends lively MG Marg, monasteries, local food and panoramic Himalayan viewpoints. It is a convenient base for nearby sightseeing, with some high-altitude excursions requiring permits and weather-dependent access.
From lively hill towns to quiet high-altitude villages, discover the places that make Sikkim and Darjeeling special.
Sikkim’s capital blends lively MG Marg, monasteries, local food and panoramic Himalayan viewpoints. It is a convenient base for nearby sightseeing, with some high-altitude excursions requiring permits and weather-dependent access.
Known for rolling tea gardens, heritage streets, the Himalayan toy train and famous sunrise viewpoints, Darjeeling offers a relaxed hill-station atmosphere and mountain panoramas when the skies are clear.
A peaceful mountain destination with striking Kanchenjunga views on clear days, forested surroundings and cultural landmarks including historic monasteries. A lovely stop for travellers who enjoy scenery at a slower pace.
A highland village in North Sikkim surrounded by dramatic mountains and traditional Himalayan landscapes. It is often used as a stop on routes towards Gurudongmar Lake, subject to permits, road conditions and acclimatisation needs.
A scenic mountain village beside a river, known as a gateway towards Yumthang Valley. Waterfalls, alpine scenery and seasonal changes make the journey memorable; access depends on local conditions.
An offbeat Eastern Himalaya destination famous for its winding zigzag mountain road and sweeping views. The route is remote and permit-controlled, so travel should be planned with local guidance.
Travel note: access to some Sikkim destinations requires permits and may change with weather, road or government advisories. We confirm current access during trip planning.