When it comes to trekking, Sikkim in Northeast India is one of the most sought after trekking destinations in India for trekking enthusiasts looking to experience the ultimate adrenaline rush.
The best time to plan a trekking holiday in Sikkim is from March to May, when it’s spring, or September to November, during autumn time. The pleasant weather, colourful landscape & prevailing conditions are perfect for enjoying trekking during this time.
About MoreThe best treks in Sikkim are:
Some of the most difficult treks in Sikkim are:
The easiest treks in Sikkim are:
Yes, in order to trek in Sikkim a Protected Area Permit (PAP) also referred to as a trekking permit is required.
No, due to Sikkim’s remote location, internet and phone connectivity isn’t easily available. Some major towns and villages have access to the internet and phone network. On the treks though you cannot expect any cell network or internet.
Yes, every trek requires at least a few trekking equipment to be carried in Sikkim. We arrange/provide the equipment on the request of the customers.
The best time for trekking in Sikkim is between October and June. During the monsoon season, a heavy downpour restricts the access to the treks in Sikkim.
The weather in Sikkim is usually cold. While on a trek, it is likely that the temperature even in the summer season could drop even more significantly due to the elevation. However, the summer season, in general is quite pleasant in Sikkim, and the winter on the other hand, can get really chilly and harsh with regular snowfall.
Yes, solo trekking in Sikkim is quite safe. We create a safe ambiance for trekkers with our expert and well-trained team that is available round-the-clock ensuring safety.
The fitness level requirement changes from trek to trek in Sikkim. Some treks require more physical fitness than the others. However, it is worth mentioning that a certain level of physical fitness is required for all the treks in Sikkim.
Yes, one must go on treks in Sikkim being fully prepared. The following are absolutely mandatory on a trek in Sikkim:
You are required to bring your government photo identity proof, an undertaking letter/application, and a medical certificate to get Inner Line Permit to trek in Sikkim.
Yes, even though we stay prepared with all the amenities required to keep you safe, we recommend that you carry all the medicines that you have been prescribed by your doctor. It is also wise to pack medicines for some common health issues like headache, stomach ache, fever, cold, cough, nausea, and AMS.
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TMI has received numerous accolades from its happy customers for its excellent services and best adventure holidays.
We have local office in Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, Jammu & Kashmir, & Himachal Pradesh for our customers to find assistance anytime and anywhere.
Explore the fabulous landscape of Sikkim & enjoy the breathtaking views of Mt. Kanchenjunga & other mountain peaks in Himalayas with our Sikkim trekking tour packages, which offer you the best trekking experience by covering the most famous treks in Sikkim which are suitable for both amateurs & advanced trekkers. The highest trek in Sikkim, which is Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek, which at an altitude of 5,086 meters, is taken by the most advanced trekkers.
If you are a beginner who wants to enjoy the thrill of trekking, try the easy treks like Sikkim Darjeeling Trek & Yuksom – Dzongri – Goecha La Trek, where the altitude varies between 2,000 meters to 4,900 meters. It’s easy, but filled with all the excitement that you are looking for.
if you a moderate level trekker and have some experience in trekking, you can look for opt for trekking tours like Singalila Ridge, Goecha La & Green Lake Treks where altitude varies from 2,500 meters to 4,800 meters.
Advanced level trekkers who are ready to face any challenge during their hiking & trekking tour in Sikkim & want to get the ultimate adrenaline rush can select the trekking tours like Sikkim Kanchenjunga & Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek, where the altitude ranges from an impressive 3,500 meters to 5,000 meters. With this trek, you can enjoy the amazing views of Mt. Kanchenjunga, along with those of Frey, Koktang, Chandra & Kabru mountains peaks of the Himalayas. The trekking route goes through quaint villages, rhododendron forests, lakes & even monasteries.