Sikkim Tour Package from Mumbai

Situated in the bosom of the tundra region of the Himalayas, to the north, across roaring rivers with clear waters rushing amid massive boulders, lay the peaks of the 3rd highest mountain - Kanchenjunga, a mountain sacred to the Terton Lamas. Between the mountainous banks and rows and rows of tea plantations and Buddhist chants floating through the snow-steeped mountain tops, lies a Mountain Kingdom - Sikkim. 

Known by many names and home to local communities of Lepchas, Bhutias and Nepalese, Sikkim is an interfusion of cultures, traditions and religions. So full of untouched nature and places that have unique energy surrounding them, this second-smallest state of the country leaves an indelible mark in the hearts of every traveller.

A perfect reprieve from the hustle and bustle of Mumbai, Sikkim offers a chance to lose yourself in the thrilling trails, mountain roads, delicious food that tickles the taste buds, hot springs and adventure activities. 

Top Sightseeing Places in Sikkim

Nathu La Pass

Located in the Dongkya range of the Himalayas at a height of 14140, Nathu La is one of the highest motorable mountain passes that connect Sikkim and China. Situated on the Indo-Tibetan border, on the Old Silk Routh, Nathu La is one of the open trade routes. The pass also serves as a passageway for many pilgrim destinations such as Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarover. Famous for its picturesque beauty and snow-covered mountains, Nathu La Pass is a popular destination to include in your Sikkim trip from Mumbai.

Yumthang Valley of Flowers

Popularly known as the Sikkim Valley of Flowers, Yumtang is a visual feast surrounded by lush meadows, clear rivers and hot springs. Situated among mighty mountain peaks north of Sikkim, the breathtaking views in the valley are something truly unforgettable. A popular stop on your Sikkim tour from Mumbai, Yumtang Valley is a kaleidoscope of shrubbery slopes, rhododendron trees, low-growing primroses, louseworts, cobra-lilies, poppies, irises and yaks grazing along the Teesta river. 

Tsomgo Lake

About 38 km from Gangtok, the capital city, Tsomgo Lake, is one of India's highest glacial water bodies. Located en route to Nathu La Pass, the lake is surrounded by alpine forests with majestic snow-capped mountains reflecting on the aquamarine waters. The surface of the lake is a vibrant mosaic of colours that change with the seasons, which makes it all the more alluring. The lake remains frozen most of the winter which makes for an excellent opportunity for ice skating. Summer brings along with it life and flowers blooming from one shore to another. 

Gurudongmar Lake

Gurudongmar is a sacred place for Buddhists, Sikhs and Hindus. Located about 190 km from Gangtok, between snow-covered mountains, an untamed landscape dotted with alpine trees and rhododendrons. The lake can be reached via road and is considered a sacred destination. The lake remains frozen most of the year because of heavy snowfall, except for one part of the lake which is said to be blessed by Guru Rimpoche. As per the Sikh community, the lake was blessed by Guru Nanak Dev at the request of yak grazers. It was later in the 1980s when a gurudwara was built with the help of Assam Rifles, Indian Army personnel and the local lepcha tribe. The lake is often included as the top sightseeing destination in our Sikkim tour packages from Mumbai.

Goecha La

Goecha La is a high mountain pass which also acts as a base camp for the summit of Kanchenjunga. As one of the oldest trek routes in the Himalayas, it is quite popular among thrill seekers and adventurers. If you are one of the adventures as well, do not miss out on including the Goecha La trek on your Sikkim tour from Mumbai. The trek offers many surprises along the way - from spectacular views of the Yuksom Valley to the quaint settings of the Thangshing, thick forests of Rhododendrons and breathtaking views of the sun rising from the Dzongri top is a treat to the eyes.

Yume Samdong

Located at the top of the Yumtang Valley, Yume Samdong or Zero Point is where all roads end. With the expansive snowy landscape and snow-capped peaks resting as far as the eye can see, clear blue sky and crisp mountain air, Yume Samdong is a beautiful contrast from Yumtang Valley with its meadow and soft fragrant breeze. Since the place is adjacent to the China border, visiting Yume Samdong requires an Inner Line Permit. Plan a trip to Yume Samdong by booking a Sikkim tour package from Mumbai.

Kanchenjunga National Park

Located in Mangan district, Kanchenjunga National Park is one of the few high-altitude parks in India which is also recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Our well-priced Sikkim tour packages from Mumbai will give you a first-hand glimpse into this majestic landscape. The trails winding through the verdant valley, cascading waterfalls, and mountain passes are home to several rare and threatened species of blood pheasant, Himalayan griffon, green pigeon, Tibetan snowcock, sunbird, eagle, clouded leopard, snow leopard, golden cat, jackal, Tibetan wolf, red panda, goral, blue sheep, musk deer, pika, flying squirrel and much more. 

Kanchenjunga Falls

These are perennial waterfalls located about an hour’s drive from Pelling. Originating high above the glacier mountain tops of Mount Kanchenjunga, the falls are an ideal picnic spot during your tour. Though the waterfalls are surrounded by thick forests and it was only in the 90s that it was discovered by a local tour operator, it has become a popular sightseeing spot in our Mumbai to Sikkim tour packages. 

The beauty of Sikkim does not end here. From Lachung to Pelling and Namchi, there is so much to explore that one trip may not be enough. 

Best Time to Visit Sikkim

Sikkim thrives year-round. Because of its ideal location in Northeast India, surrounded by majestic mountains, dramatic landscapes, deep valleys and hilltop monasteries, Sikkim is beautiful all year, every year. 

However, the best time to plan a tour and book your Sikkim tour package from Mumbai can either be from March to May or October to mid-December. The spring season brings with it the blossoming beauty of melting snow, lush vegetation, valley of flowers and soothing sun after the brittle cold winter. The onset of autumn and early winter offers picturesque views of the clear mountain tops and festivities such as the Cherry Tea Festival, Red Panda Winter Festival, Losoong Festival celebrated at the end of the harvest season and much more. 

Our range of cost-friendly and all-inclusive Sikkim packages from Mumbai are designed to cater to every seasonal need. 

Book the Best Sikkim Tour Packages from Mumbai at Veena World

Whether you are planning a family vacation or a romantic getaway, Veena World Sikkim tour packages from Mumbai are one of the favourite choices for our guests. Designed with utmost care and focus on ensuring you have a stress-free experience and get to explore and enjoy the state without worrying about the logistics. 

With a carefully curated list of sightseeing options and recommended activities, Veena World ensures a memorable trip. Do not miss out on experiencing Sikkim at its best. Pick from a wide range of arranged group tours, Customized Holidays, and women and senior citizens special packages from Mumbai to Sikkim.