A Brief Summary of the day Pick up: On arrival at Delhi airport Meal plan: B Accommodation: Hotel Activity: Half day sightseeing Welcome to India! Upon your arrival at IGI airport in Delhi, our tour representative will escort you to the pre-booked hotel. After completing check-in formalities, you can rest and afternoon you will be visiting DILLI HAAT and walk around the neighboring streets to be familiar with the culture of Delhi before sinking into the cosines of your bed. Enjoy an overnight stay at the hotel in Delhi.

Meal Plan: B L Accommodation: Hotel Activity: Delhi sightseeing After breakfast, you are ready to explore India’s power-center for a splendid journey where you can explore Delhi’s culture, history, food, market-place and monuments. Delhi, the country’s historic as well as modern capital, has been shaped by various empires from different eras. Exploring Delhi’s iconic monuments and heritage sites, immersing in its flavorful culinary delights and diverse traditions, visiting landmark sacred sites, soaking in its history and culture and shopping at busy marketplaces — these are just some ways to experience the capital city, one of the most visited places not just in India, but the entire world! Today we will be visiting – Rajpath, Red Fort, Qutub minar, Lotus temple, India Gate, Parliament House and Connaught place.

Activity: Obtaining Inner Line Permit Transfer: New Delhi to Siliguri Meal Plan: B D Accommodation: Hotel After an early morning breakfast, we transfer you to the airport for a journey to Bagdogra, where our representative meets you and drives you to Siliguri. Siliguri is located on the banks of the Mahananda river and at the Himalayan foothills, Siliguri is endowed with natural scenery and attracts numerous tourists all year. Views of the white snow-clad mountain peaks of the great Himalayan ranges from Siliguri are not to be missed. The Kanchenjunga stadium and the Hong Kong market are famous tourist attractions. Jadapara wildlife sanctuary, located nearby, is a great place to visit for a safari. Siliguri has several restaurants serving mouth-watering food. We arrive in Siliguri around noon and spend the whole day exploring the town. We dined overnight at a hotel.

Altitude: 5700 ft. Driving 150 kilometres takes about 8 hours. Pickup at Hotel at 10 a.m Pass the Melli Police Checkpoint. The driver will assist in obtaining the Inner Line Permit (ILP) that foreigners need. The procedure takes 30 minutes. Take a lunch break in Jorthang. Last ATM at Legship. Base camp at Yuksom; spend the night in a hotel Meal Plan: B L D Stay: Hotel Sikkim does not allow trekkers from Bangladesh, Myanmar, or China. The Sikkim government has said that to embark on a trek in Sikkim, foreigners (including OCI and NRI) must get a specific permit. Since this permission is granted in Gangtok, international visitors must arrive in Yuksom one day in advance. This step cannot be completed in advance and can only be completed after you enter Sikkim since it requires your signed ILP. The cost to get the permit will be about 27 euros per person. TRA will assist you in obtaining the licence. The cost of the licence is covered by Trek

Altitude: 7200 ft. Trekking Distance: 8 km trek, around 6 hours The path is devoid of stores. inconsistent telecom network. plentiful water sources Pack a lunch to eat on the way. Trail in deep trees with significant uphill and downhill gradients. You may see Tshokha after two hours of walking from Yuksom. The trail crosses three iron bridges: the first is reached after a decent elevation; the second is reached after a severe ascent that lasts for 20 minutes, and the third is reached after a gradual ascent. The campsite is a 30-minute walk away. Be careful on paths as they are frequently used by yaks and mules. Keep to the mountainside so that the animals have room to pass. Tents are allowed in the Sachen campground because it is located in a forest. Meals: All meals included Accommodation: Camp Meal Plan : B L D The walk from Yuksom to Sachen/Bakhim takes between 5 and 6 hours (Sachen) and 8 and 9 hours (Bakhim) (Bakhim). This journey has a lot of difficult inclines to climb, especially if you want to ascend Bakhim. You should bring around 2 litres of water with you; you will encounter streams that you may later use to replenish your bottles. About 30 minutes into the route, you can see a shelter on the way; this is the precise location of the bridge that spans Pha Khola. After traversing this deep, dark jungle for this length of time, you will come to a shelter. Pha Khola is a dense forest with a wide variety of plants and animals that will envelop you. The forest has a chill atmosphere, and as you emerge from the shade of the protected branches, the temperature changes. The path progressively ascends. You will start to witness stunning waterfalls known as the Tshushay Khola Falls after another hour and a half of trekking. A robust iron bridge that will lead you farther into the walk can be seen around 50–60 metres in front of you. After another hour of walking, you will come upon a short cement bridge that is around 30 minutes away from Sachen and has a height of roughly 7,100 feet. Once you get to Sachen, you will discover a log cottage with a few rooms for travellers (about 6-7 people) and a tiny kitchen. For bigger parties, there is a campground across from the shelter where you may take a nap in the open.

Altitude: Bakhim at 8600 feet and Tshokha at 9700 feet; Trekking Distance: 7 Km, approximately five hours. Pleasant stroll till the final iron bridge (1 km from Sachen). Steep ascent till Bakhim - spot peaks like Mt. Pandim, Tenzinkhay At Bakhim, have tea and refill water bottles. Trekking from Bakhim to Tshokha, 2 kilometres. Trail covered in Alpine berries and rhododendrons Lunch at the campground; Stay overnight in a tent Meals Plan : B L D Accommodation: Camping If you go from Sachen, it will take you five to six hours to get to Tshoka. You will always be surrounded by lovely air and overhanging trees as you climb through deep oak forests, which are a delight to travel through. Rhododendrons will begin to appear 30 minutes into the forest, illuminating it with their beauty and colour. You'll notice that the air gets colder and thinner as you gain height. The route will ascend to a ridge and continue till it reaches Bhakim. There is a forest rest house in Bhakim since some tourists choose to stop there for a bit before continuing on their journey because of the famed and stunning Yuksom valley and the breath-taking view it offers from the Bhakim range. Though it will be difficult to get a caretaker, you might choose to trek the hour-long route to Tshoka instead. After a little pause in Bhakim, you'll locate a tea shop where you can also get some snacks. From here, you'll start the long climb to Tshoka, which will involve many climbs and offer you a view of Bhakim. The route will get gloomy as the forests become denser at around 9,000 feet, with rhododendrons all around the forest, since the canopy of trees will hide the sunshine and create a dark atmosphere. After a bit of trekking, you will emerge from the forest's cover onto a plateau and arrive at the campground of Tshoka. Here, there is a cabin as well as a camping area to accommodate all types of travellers. Up to 20 trekkers can stay in the hut, which is a construction entirely built of wood. In addition, a woodland rest house is nearby and somewhat uphill from the hut where you can spend the night as well. Tshoka is a fantastic site to explore. You can discover local cafés that serve a malt beer called Tumba, and you can also go to the adjacent monastery to see the region's spiritual aspect. A monastery is a peaceful setting where you may escape the rush of city life and discover only tranquillity all around you. Tshoka is home to a fairly small population, hence there is often constant calmness all across the area. The Kanchenjunga peaks are more beautiful than Tshoka; you can see them closer, and the snow on the summits offers a wonderful sight of the landscape that is quite breath-taking. Additionally, Mt. Pandim dominates a significant portion of the skyline. You may ascend a bit higher to obtain the finest photo results and take stunning panoramic pictures of the various peaks in the region.

Altitude: Phedang at 10500 ft and Dzongri at 12980 ft. Trekking Distance: 9 km, approx 7 hours The Tsokha to Phedang track is 4.5 km long and takes 3 hours to complete, as is the Phedang to Dzongri trek. The route is rocky for the first hour, then wooden for two hours before returning to being rocky and zigzagging to the camp spot. Carry packed lunch and enough water as there are no sources of drinking water en-route Meal Plan : B L D Accommodation: Camping The dame monastery will be your next stop; continue on the route in that direction. On the way, there are some difficult rises, and soon Tshoka will be lost from view. Rhododendrons will surround you as you enter a forest, illuminating the path with their vivid colours. The entire hill is covered in vivid rhododendrons in May, which creates a flaming impression. The climb starts challenging but eases into a manageable ascent after around 30 minutes. This road turns into a wooded one, and wooden benches are lined up on each side of the trail. The area starts to resemble a park, and you feel the want to take it all in at this very moment. Additionally, the road is filled with the lovely fragrance of the forest, flowers, and trees. The lengthy, gravel road is simple to ascend despite having a slight incline, and it takes only 20 minutes to get to Phedang. The snow-capped mountains may be seen in all their glory from Phedang, where there are also shelters and wooden chairs. You depart for Kockchurang after lunch to continue your tour. After 15 minutes, Spring will arrive, where you may replenish your bottles and continue your ascent to Dzongri. The path will begin to brush off, with little rhododendrons covering it. The next difficult climb goes through a ridge and alternates between either side of the hill. You will start to notice the prayer flags lighting up as you climb to the peak after approximately an hour. Before beginning the descent towards Dzongri, you might stop by and receive blessings at a nearby shrine that many tourists visit. The Dzongri hut, which can accommodate 30 trekkers at once, is located at a curve and has a creek running alongside it. The view here is so breath-taking that people frequently remain here and return from here alone. Dzongri is a large meadow with peaks surrounding you. You can see the Kanchenjunga peak and other peaks that are wrapped in glittering snow.

Trek to Dzongari top at 13,675 ft, approx 1 hour. Take short strolls Peaks spotted: Frey Peak, Kumbakarana, Rathong, Kabru South, Kabru North, Kabru Dome, Kangchenddzonga, Jupono, Pandim, Simro. Meal Plan : B L D Accommodation: Camp Today is a rest day at Dzongri top. Here, we'll unwind, hang around, and go on a quick acclimatisation trek. Your body needs some time to properly adapt because the previous day's trek was fairly taxing and involved a significant increase in altitude.

Altitude: Kokcharang at 12,000ft, Thansing at 12900. Trekking Distance: 10 km, approx 6 hrs. Trek from Dzongari to Kokcharang (8 km; 4 hrs). To get to Kokcharang, take a stroll in the meadows and then descend. Water may be refilled at Kokcharang. From Kokcharang, proceed to the Prekchu River bridge. Take a break before starting the 2 km ascent to Thansing. Enjoy a hot meal while camping. Meal Plan : B L D Accommodation: Camp Like other routes in Sikkim, this one is lined with lovely rhododendrons that bloom along the way with their vivid colours and fascinating patterns. It takes around two hours to descend, and it is a pretty moderate descent. Rhododendrons that were once distributed in the form of bushes have developed into full-fledged forests, clearing the way for your sight. The fall will become steeper and more challenging in the forest, so take extreme care. If you have the time and patience, you may see a lot of birds in this forest and snap their pictures as well. The birds are completely camouflaged by the trees and rocks, so it will take some time to distinguish the bird from its natural environment. There is a lovely spring nearby named Kockchurang spring, and from there you may take a path into the forest, which will take you to Phedang. Although you can't put up your tent at Kockchurang, there is a river 100 metres away where trekkers typically stop for the night. The weather and the river combined provide an excellent camping experience for the trekkers. You must cross Prekchu by bridge from Kockchurang, where you may explore and breathe the natural air. You can see the river, which is flowing in subfreezing conditions, as well as the open space below the bridge. The environment between Thansing and the bridge, which is 2 km away, goes from being covered in deep trees to its extreme opposite, which is rocky and desolate. When you arrive in Thansing, you will see a large, open meadow and a trekkers cabin that is located in the meadow. However, since you cannot live in the hut, tents have to be installed.

Altitude: 13650 ft. Trekking Distance: 4 Km, around 2 hours. 8-9-10 morning call (8 am: tea, 9 am: breakfast, 10 am: Move for Lamuney). Easiest day of the trek - easy trail. Enjoy a cooked meal at the campsite. Continue your trek for 2 kilometres to Samiti Lake. Meal Plan: B L D Accommodation: Camping The trip to Lamuney is very easy and peaceful, and you'll pass through pasturelands and expansive meadows that, with their space and beauty, will quiet the mind and spirit. Once you arrive at Lamuney, you will have a delectable lunch before considering further exploring the region. The trek will ascend from Lamuney and should take about an hour to reach lake Samiti. Once you've successfully scaled the climb, it will open onto a wide flat area, followed by the lake with its glistening clear water and mesmerising beauty. From here, you can go further up to visit the popular lake Samiti and spend a few hours taking in the beauty and serenity of the lake. You may observe how nature works in harmony with itself as the wind direction affects the lake's waves. It is recommended that you spend some time here soaking in the beauty and photographing it. Due to no human interference, the lake's cleanliness has not changed. The lake is the most stunning shade of blue, and you may see bluebirds that match the lake's colour as well as domestic animals. As you cannot remain close to Lake Samiti, you must go back and spend the night in the Lamuney campground, which is equally charming with open pastureland and a nice breeze that will soothe your nerves from city life. You will be instructed about the significant day that will take you to your last destination, Goecha La, and you should also consider relaxing and recharging yourself for the following day.

Trek to Thansing (or Kokcharang, according to the pace/weather of the trekkers). Height: 15,100 feet Trekking Distance: 18 Km, 13 hours The longest and most difficult day of the walk. Call for Goechala at 1 am. pack your bag at night so that when we get back we just have our meal and can head straight to the lower campground. Samiti Lake is a one-hour easy walk from Lamuney. The viewpoint from Lamuney to Goechala (15100 ft - 5 km – 3 hrs) 2 hours of steep ascent. Get a hot meal on reaching Lamuney. Continue your descent to Thansing/Kokcharang. Peaks seen include: Kangchendzonga, Kabru South, Kabru North, Kabru Dome, Pandim, Sinvo, and Tenzingkhang. Meal Plan: B L D Accommodation: Camping This is the pivotal day of your trip since it will be the longest and most difficult of all the days you've already hiked. You will finally arrive at the destination you have been working so hard to accomplish. The journey from Lamuney to Viewpoint 1 and back might take anything between 12 and 13 hours. This trip begins early at 1 in the morning so that you will have more time to get to viewpoint 1 on schedule. Starting at this hour also provides you with the opportunity to see the sunrise in its full splendour. Your first stop is the well-known Samiti Lake, which some of you may have previously been to the day before. For those who are visiting for the first time, it will be an incredible experience since the fresh, clear lake is shining brightly and produces a picture-perfect vision to fascinate your eyes for a while. You also see the reflection of the gorgeous, gigantic mountains surrounding the region falling on the lake, individuals with whom you will be travelling will also be able to see these mountains in their reflection. It takes an hour to walk from Lamuney to Samiti Lake. From here, you will climb a very steep hill that will take you to the Goecha La viewpoint 1, which is 5 kilometres from Lamuney and at a towering altitude of 15,100 feet. On your route, you will see a breath-taking sunrise and the first sun rays penetrating the snow-covered high peaks. A breath-taking scene will be created by the combination of the dazzling sunlight, the dark Rocky Mountains in contrast, and the soft snow. Photographers should take advantage of the opportunity to capture the beauty of nature in their cameras and locate numerous peaks from this spot, including Kabru South, Kabru North, Kabru Dome, Gocha Jupano, Kanchenjunga, Pandim, Tenzingkhang, and Sinvo. For the rest of us, we can simply enjoy the view from the Goechala viewpoint. You begin your descent to Lamuney after spending some time at the Goecha La viewpoint admiring the scenery. Following a delectable warm meal at the campground, you will begin packing for your upcoming descent to Thansing. When you get to Thansing, you stop for the night to be ready for the following day's descent.

Altitude: Thansing, 12,900 feet above sea level; Kokcharang, 12,000 feet; and Tsokha, 9,700 feet. Trekking Distance: 16 km, around 7 hours. Start from approximately 7 AM and arrive in Tsokha by 3 PM. Carry packed lunch. From Kokcharang to Phedang (12 km, around 4 hours), there is a gentle slope and descent through a rhododendron forest Phedang to Tsokha: a 5 km descent Meal Plan: B L D Accommodation: Camping The rhododendron-covered woodlands you'll see on this walk will once more have their magical influence on them, enhancing the beauty of the forest and illuminating any trip with their vivid hues. There are 16 kilometres in total between Thansing to Tshoka. Along the whole length of this path, Mt. Pandim and Kanchenjunga may be seen. Depending on your group's speed, it will take you 4 to 5 hours to reach the Phe Dang path. You will eventually start your descent to Thansing after you get to Phedang, retracing your steps back to where you started. You will encounter plant species that you have never seen, and the overall splendour of these enchanted pathways will envelop you entirely. The walk is rather straightforward with gradual descents. The lush, lustrous forests that are unexplored by humans offer you a sense of spiritual healing. The snow-covered summits that peek out from time to time and the mountain's lofty summit, which is comparable in height too big skyscrapers in towns, make Mt. Pandim a sight to see. You'll set up a makeshift tent for a brief stop, where you can eat your packed lunch, take a little sleep, explore the area, and take pictures—or you can just sit back and take in the tranquility of the surrounding landscape as the cold air caresses your face. You begin the final leg of your journey to Tshoka once everyone has had time to rest, recharge, and feel fully restored. It will take around 6 kilometres to get from Phedang to Tshoka; the route is still flanked by expansive, dense rhododendron trees, giving the impression that you are travelling on an uninhabited planet identical to Earth. There will be some challenging descents, so it is advisable to move slowly and cautiously. However, if you get to a stable area, try to take fewer rests to arrive at Tshoka before it becomes dark. Once you get to Tshoka, dinner will be provided, and everyone will head home to recover and get ready for the following day.

Altitude: 5670 feet Trekking Distance: 15 km, around 6 hours. On the same path as days two and three, the trail completely descends. Carry packed lunch. Meals Plan: B L D Accommodation: Guesthouse From Tshoka, it takes around 6 hours to travel roughly 15 kilometres to Yuksom, the base camp. the day will start with an energetic group which is well-rested. To save time during breaks, we will bring a packed lunch. To descend the identical path you previously ascended, you must just go back in the same direction as you came. As you go downhill, the journey also gets quicker. The mighty Himalayas will also display their splendour even from this location; they will follow you on your walk like a stationary background. When travelling back to Yuksom from Sachen, you will pass through a town called Bhakim as well as an uneven landscape with many ups and downs and zigzag roads in between. The last stretch also has a few tough hills. The last obstacle of the journey will be Hillock; after you get over it, the journey will be finished, and you'll be standing in the Yuksom region. When you return to civilization, cellular phone networks will be available, allowing you to inform your loved ones of the trek's accomplishment. When you're ready to say goodbye to Sikkim, you may settle down at the guest home, take a revitalising bath, catch up on some sleep, and relax. However, those who still choose to remain in Sikkim for a time may go sightseeing, learn about the rich culture, try local food, and purchase handicrafts made in the region. If you have the time, you should visit a Sikkim monastery to see the region's spiritual side. To keep the adventure, the beauty of the trek, and Sikkim itself in your memory, you might hunt for modest presents and mementoes to bring for your loved ones and one for yourself. This is undoubtedly one of the Himalayas' most breath-taking hikes, and it also provides you with the chance to travel to Sikkim. This walk will leave you with much more than just mountains and camping; it will also leave you with some priceless experiences and lessons that you will treasure always.

Driving Distance: 150 Km, about 8 hours. Depart Yuksom early in the morning and arrive at NJP around 5:00 pm. Pack your bag at night to avoid having to hustle before departing for NJP. Dinner - Breakfast and Lunch Accommodation: Hotel The last day of the trip is when you get ready to leave Sikkim, therefore you should set off early because you have a long and grueling drive ahead of you. You start your day by seeing Yuksom's stunning sunrise while breathing in the crisp, clear air. Along with it, you pack your belongings before leaving for a leisurely breakfast in the morning. It would be best to leave around 8 am to go to New Jalpaiguri Railway Station before sunset. The complete driving distance from Yuksom may be reached in 8 to 9 hours, depending on traffic, the weather, and the road conditions. Since Sikkim is prone to landslides, many roads and bridges are still under construction. The drive back to Jalpaiguri by car will be just as thrilling as your stay in Yuksom since the Himalayas will remain fastened to your car window and the picturesque country life will pass you by as you go. You will stop for lunch at Jorthang, where you may choose from a variety of cuisines, including Chinese, Indian, continental, and Sikkim specialities. The stop is brief since you still need to make it to your train, so you promptly go on with your journey. You should schedule an onward journey that might depart a few hours after your estimated time of arrival because the travel time is not fixed and there is always a chance that you won't make it to Jalpaiguri on time. If you don't want to take a chance, you may even reserve tickets for the next day because trains aren't always running at night. Jalpaiguri is a well-known district in West Bengal; once you are there and have some free time, you should surely explore it. It has a very well-known market there called Hong Kong Market that absolutely must be on your list; it's just around 4 kilometres from the train station. The Bidhan market, which is 5 kilometres from the train station, is also well known for its cuisine, particularly that of local restaurants.

Transfer: Bagdogra to New Delhi by air We wake up to bid adieu to our newly made friends with promises and hopes that we will cross paths in the future. Following breakfast, we drive out to the airport and take the flight out to Delhi and further to other destination