Sikkim Tour Packages From Mumbai

Take a break from the heat of Mumbai in the cool, refreshing eastern Himalayas with Thrillophilia’s Sikkim tour packages from Mumbai. Our Sikkim Tour Packages are designed in such a way that they can help you plan all kinds of holidays, be it family vacations, trips with friends, or romantic getaways.

Sikkim has Gangtok, Nathu La Pass and views of the Kanchenjunga- three stunners that should convince you to make this trip. Moreover, you can go on yak rides around Tsomgo Lake, meditate at Sikkim's largest monastery in Rumtek, and trek to the Kanchenjunga Base Camp. If you want something offbeat, North Sikkim's Gurudongmar Lake and the monasteries of Pelling and Lachung are must-see places. And if you love adventures, Sikkim has ropeway rides, hang gliding, paragliding, and river rafting in store for you.

With our Sikkim packages from Mumbai, you will get cosy stays, expert local guides, smooth transfers, activities, and meals that will make the journey hassle-free. Choose from one of our pre-designed itineraries or curate one of your own with our expert team for a memorable Sikkim vacation.

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Places To Visit In Sikkim Trip

Sikkim is home to a lot of beautiful places that you will enjoy visiting with your partner, family, and friends. Here is a list of some of the best places in Sikkim:

1. Tsomgo Lake

What makes Tsomgo Lake a must-visit with Sikkim packages from Mumbai is that it's probably the only lake you will see that changes its mood with the seasons. It's just a couple of hours from Gangtok, sits at over 12,000 feet, and feels like nature’s mirror. In winter, it freezes over into a snowy wonderland, while in summer, it becomes crystal clear and reflects the mountains. You can even ride a yak here and sip some refreshing tea while enjoying the views.

2. Nathu La Pass

Stand at a high-altitude mountain pass with Tibet just on the other side at Nathu La Pass during your Sikkim tour from Mumbai. It’s cold, snowy, and dramatic in a way that will make you feel like you are on top of the world. As you stand at a height of 14,000 feet, the fluttering prayer flags, jaw-dropping views, and the sheer thrill will forever get etched in your mind. Don’t forget your ID, as this border pass needs a permit to let you explore here.

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3. Yumthang

Walk into a valley painted with wildflowers, snow-capped peaks in the background, and a gentle breeze that smells like spring in Sikkim's Yumthang Valley. Exploring this Valley of Flowers is like walking through a painting, especially if you trek here between March and June when all the flowers are in bloom. You can see animals like yaks and red pandas, see different species of rhododendrons at Shingba Rhododendron Sanctuary, and take a hot spring dip here.

4. Singalila National Park

Imagine that you are trekking through misty forest trails, the air smells like pine, and suddenly you catch a glimpse of Kanchenjunga glowing in the distance. That’s Singalila National Park, a paradise for birdwatchers, trekkers, and anyone who loves the wild side of travel. Red pandas, Himalayan bears, and epic mountain views are all packed into this one magical park. Don't forget your hiking shoes, as once you are here, you will feel like exploring every trail.

5. Yumesamdong (Zero Point)

Discover how it feels when you stand at the edge of the world at Yumesamdong or Zero Point, where there’s no mobile signal and no traffic. All you will see is just endless snow-covered land and absolute silence at 15,000+ feet. It’s the highest spot you can trek to on your Sikkim tour from Mumbai, and it's an experience your lungs and heart will remember. Remember to bring extra layers and a flask of hot tea to best enjoy the snow-covered beauty here.

6. Buddha Park

When you need a break from all the sightseeing, Buddha Park in Ravangla is where you slow down and just relax with Sikkim tour packages from Mumbai. The massive 130-feet-tall statue of Buddha here is awe-inspiring, but it’s the peaceful energy of the place that really stays with you. Sit on a bench, breathe in the fresh mountain air, explore the museum, unwind at the meditation centre, and let the prayer flags flutter your worries away. It’s quiet, scenic, and the perfect soul-soothing pause on your Sikkim journey.

Things To Do On Sikkim Tour 

Here are some of the best things to do in Sikkim:

1. Hang Gliding in Yumthang

If there's one experience in Sikkim tour packages from Mumbai that lets you fly over Sikkim’s ‘Valley of Flowers', it's hang gliding in Yumthang. This adventure takes you across snow-covered Himalayas and beautiful meadows and valleys in 20-30 minutes. It's peaceful and thrilling at the same time, and it's surely one of the coolest ways to admire Yumthang's diverse natural beauty. All you need is courage and a will to learn, as an expert guide takes you to a height of 12,000 feet.

2. Rafting in Teesta River

If you are craving a good adrenaline rush, rafting in the Teesta River is something you need to try with your friends. With its foamy rapids, stunning gorges, and views of the lush Himalayas all around, white water rafting here is simply unforgettable. Don’t worry if you are a beginner, as there are grades II to IV rapids here that suit every level. Plus, the rush you get when paddling through icy waters with wind in your face will make the experience worth it.

3. Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek

When looking for something epic, try the trek to Kanchenjunga Base Camp as it is the kind of journey you will talk about for years. It is a 161 kilometres long trek from Yuksom which is challenging even for experienced trekkers, and is more beautiful than any trek you can think of. You will pass alpine forests, charming villages, and get face-to-face with the mighty Kanchenjunga- the third highest peak in the world. This isn’t just a trek but a full-on experience that humbles you and fills your soul. You will also get the chance to stargaze and meet locals during your weeks-long trek.

4. Paragliding in Gangtok

If you are looking for a way of seeing Gangtok from a different perspective, paragliding is a fun choice to try. Strap in and run straight off a cliff that can be as high as 4,200 feet to 7,200 feet, depending on how thrilling you want your experience to be. Once in the air, you will see panoramic views of green hills, winding roads, and distant snowy peaks in 15 minutes. It’s surprisingly peaceful once you are up there, as it's just you and your expert guide, the wind, and some serious “wow” moments.

5. Ropeway Ride in Gangtok

When you want bird's eye views of Gangtok but are looking for safe and secure options, the ropeway ride from Deorali is your answer. It’s a relaxed, scenic 20-minute ride that glides over the city, giving you sweeping views of the Himalayas and valleys below. It’s perfect for families, couples, or anyone who just wants a peaceful way to soak in the sights. Plus, it’s super photogenic, so don’t forget your camera or phone, as you might get to see Mt. Kanchenjunga too.

Best Time To Visit Sikkim

1. Peak Season

March to June is summer, and that's when Sikkim is in full bloom. Temperatures in these months range from 10 to 20 degrees Celsius, which makes the weather perfect for sightseeing, trekking, and admiring lush green views. It's a very popular time to visit Yumthang Valley, Tsomgo Lake, and Nathu La Pass. You can also hop on adventure activities like paragliding or river rafting without worrying about the weather.

2. Shoulder Season

Think clear skies, crisp mountain air, and golden forests, and you will get an idea of what you will see during your Sikkim tour from Mumbai between October and November. The temperatures range around 5 to 15 degrees Celsius, so it’s still comfortable for travel. This is a great time to trek to Kanchenjunga Base Camp or explore Buddhist monasteries like Rumtek and Pemayangtse. Plus, the views of snow-clad peaks are absolute perfection at this time.

3. Waning Season

Snow lovers, your moment is in the winter months of December to February. With temperatures dipping as low as 2 degrees Celsius or even below zero in high-altitude spots, it’s all about snow play and peaceful vibes. Zero Point and Lachung look straight out of a snow globe, and you can enjoy activities like skiing and sledging. There's fewer tourists too, so it’s perfect for honeymooners or anyone wanting quiet winter magic. If you are looking for budget-friendly facilities, the monsoon months of July, August and September are a good time too. But you will need to plan well as Sikkim gets very heavy rainfall in these months.

How To Reach Sikkim From Mumbai

By Air:

If you are looking for a quick travel time with Sikkim packages from Mumbai, take a direct flight to Bagdogra Airport. It’s the closest airport to Sikkim and is around 122 kilometres from Gangtok, Sikkim's main city from where all your adventures will begin. Just board one of the direct flights by Air India, Indigo, SpiceJet, and Akasa Air, and you will go from Mumbai to Bagdogra in just 3 hours. Once you land here, take a cab and reach Sikkim's main city, Gangtok, within 4 hours via NH10.

By Train:

If you prefer train journeys, just get a ticket on trains like Dibrugarh Express, Karmabhoomi Express, Guwahati Express, or Agartala SF Express. These trains will take you to New Jalpaiguri, which is the closest railway station to Sikkim. From here, Gangtok is less than 4 hours away by a cab ride.

By Road:

If road trips are your jam, take a cab or bus to cover the 112-kilometre-long distance between Siliguri and Gangtok in just 3.5 hours. You can also start your road trip directly from Mumbai to Siliguri, which takes 4 to 5 days of relaxed driving, and then go ahead to Gangtok.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many days are required for a Sikkim tour from Mumbai?
Six to eight days are the minimum you need to experience the best during your Sikkim tour from Mumbai. During this time, you can explore Gangtok and even places in North Sikkim like Lachen, Lachung, Yumthang, and Pelling. If you have just four or five days, a well-planned itinerary can help you cover key spots like Tsomgo Lake, Nathu La Pass, and Gangtok.

2. How do I plan a North Sikkim tour from Mumbai?
The easiest way to plan a North Sikkim tour is to book one of our Sikkim packages from Mumbai. These itineraries can cater to all your bucket list wishes and also cover meals, transfers, activities, tour guides, hotel stays, and permits for remote places like Nathu La. Just choose the plan that matches your interests or customise one with our team and enjoy the beauty of Sikkim without any stress.

3. What is Sikkim so famous for?
Sikkim has stunning natural beauty, snow-capped peaks, and spiritual charm that you can rarely see anywhere else. Think Kanchenjunga views, colourful monasteries, alpine valleys, and adventure sports. It’s also famous for organic farming, warm hospitality, and the mix of Tibetan and Nepali cultures. Basically, nature, peace, and thrill all in one is how you will feel about Sikkim after your vacation here.

4. Is Sikkim safe for tourists?
Yes, Sikkim is very safe for you and your loved ones. The people here are very welcoming, but for maximum safety, all you have to do is follow basic travel precautions. Stay at well-rated hotels in popular areas, avoid roaming around alone in remote places after dark, and keep your travel documents safe.

5. What can you see in Sikkim in 4 days?
4 days are ample time for you to explore places like Gangtok, Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, and Nathu La Pass in Sikkim. With a well-planned itinerary, you can even go on a day trip to Yumthang Valley with Sikkim tour packages from Mumbai.