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A 4-day Darjeeling trip from Bagdogra/NJP – a full day of sightseeing with Tiger Hill, Batasia Loop and tea gardens...
Sikkim, tucked between Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet, is one of India's most beautiful and best-kept states. Buddhist monasteries, prayer flags, terraced fields and the mighty Kanchenjunga make every journey here memorable.
## Top Places to Visit
- **Gangtok:** the capital, with MG Marg, Rumtek and Enchey monasteries and city viewpoints. - **Tsomgo (Changu) Lake and Baba Mandir:** a high-altitude lake often frozen in winter; Nathula Pass on permits. - **Pelling:** close-up Kanchenjunga views, the Pelling Skywalk, Pemayangtse Monastery and Rabdentse ruins. - **Lachung and Yumthang Valley:** the "Valley of Flowers" with rhododendrons in spring; Zero Point for snow. - **Lachen and Gurudongmar Lake:** one of the highest lakes in the world. - **Ravangla and Namchi:** giant statues of Buddha and Shiva and quiet tea gardens. - **Zuluk and the Old Silk Route:** famous zigzag roads in East Sikkim. - **Yuksom:** the starting point for treks to Dzongri and Goechala. - **Darjeeling:** often combined for Tiger Hill, tea estates and the toy train.
## Best Time to Visit
- **March–May:** spring flowers, pleasant weather. - **October–December:** clear mountain views. - **January–February:** snow at higher altitudes; some roads close. - **June–September:** monsoon with landslide risk.
## Permits
Protected Area Permits are needed for North Sikkim, Tsomgo/Nathula and some other areas. These are usually arranged through registered local agents. Foreign nationals need additional permits.
## Popular Tour Styles
- Gangtok–Pelling–Darjeeling tours - North Sikkim trips to Lachung, Yumthang and Gurudongmar - Honeymoon packages with mountain-view stays - Monastery and culture tours
## Plan Your Sikkim Holiday
Our team can tailor a Sikkim itinerary to your dates, budget and travel style, with handpicked stays and private transport.
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## Frequently Asked Questions
### What is the best time to visit Sikkim? March–May for flowers and October–December for clear Kanchenjunga views.
### Do I need a permit for Sikkim? Indian tourists need permits for areas such as North Sikkim, Tsomgo and Nathula, usually arranged by registered agents.
### How do I reach Sikkim? Fly to Bagdogra or Pakyong, or take a train to New Jalpaiguri, then drive to Gangtok.
### How many days are needed for Sikkim? Six to eight days covers Gangtok, North Sikkim and Pelling; add two days for Darjeeling.
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