Gangtok Tour Packages From Bangalore

Get away to the serene landscapes of the Eastern Himalayas with Thrillophilia’s Gangtok packages from Bangalore. These carefully curated trips take care of everything, including flights, hotels, transfers, permits, and guided tours, so all you have to do is enjoy the ride.

Starting from Bangalore, every detail in these packages is planned for a seamless experience. Whether you are drawn to mountain roads and Sikkimese culture, Gangtok has something for every kind of traveller. Drive up the iconic Nathula Pass, and unwind by the Seven Sisters Waterfall. The flexible plans and 24/7 support customize your experience according to your style and pace. Book your Gangtok holiday from Bangalore today and experience it for yourself.

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How to Reach Gangtok From Bangalore?

By Air - Air is the most convenient way to get from Bangalore to Gangtok. While there are no direct flights to Gangtok, you can take a connecting flight from Kempegowda International Airport to Bagdogra Airport via Delhi, Pune, or Hyderabad. Airlines such as IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air run regular flights to Bagdogra Airport near Gangtok. Overall travel time, including layovers, usually ranges from 8 to 9 hours.

Best Time to Visit Gangtok

Gangtok can be visited throughout the year, but the best time depends on your weather preferences and travel goals.

1. Winter (October to February) - Cold with temperatures between 4°C and 15°C, regarded as the best time to see snow at places like Nathula Pass and Hanuman Tok.

2. Summer (March to June) - Pleasant weather between 10°C and 23°C, perfect for sightseeing at MG Marg, Tsomgo Lake, and Rumtek Monastery.

3. Monsoon (July to September) - Cool temperatures between 13°C and 20°C. You can avoid rainfall with local sightseeing, food walks, and market visits.

Best Places to Visit in Gangtok

Here are the top places to visit in Gangtok:

1. Namchi - Explore the Char Dham complex and take in sweeping hill views from Samdruptse Hill and the scenic Namchi Ropeway.

2. Nathula Pass - Take a scenic drive up the winding roads of Jawaharlal Nehru Road to reach Nathula Pass. See the guarded gates of the Indo-China border and Indian Army bunkers.

3. Seven Sisters Waterfall - See the stunning sight of the waterfalls tumbling down in seven separate stages. Relax and have a family picnic in the midst of lush greenery.

4. Kanchenjunga Biosphere Reserve - Go birdwatching, forest walks, and spot rare wildlife such as the red panda and the Himalayan Tahr in this rich natural area.

5. Tashi Viewpoint - Enjoy tea and a fresh mountain breeze while watching clear views of Mount Kanchenjunga at sunrise.

Top Things to Do in Gangtok

Here are the top things to do in Gangtok:

1. Visit Tsomgo Lake - Capture the beautiful views of the glacial lake surrounded by snowy mountains, colourful flags, and yaks. It is a peaceful and awe-inspiring stop just outside the city.

2. Take the Gangtok Ropeway Ride - Float above the city on a scenic cable car ride and see the fantastic views of Gangtok town and the mountains.

3. Explore the Rumtek Monastery - Visit this peaceful Tibetan Buddhist monastery with golden roofs, prayer wheels, colourful murals, and religious ceremonies.

4. Walk Through MG Marg - Go on an evening walk on MG Marg to shop for souvenirs, eat momos, and watch local street shows in a lively crowd.

5. Seek Blessings at Hanuman Tok - Pay a visit to Hanuman Tok to seek blessings and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of the Himalayan peaks.