Dzongri Trek
Sikkim
09 Days
$500 100
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From trekking to mountain biking, Sikkim tourism offers a variety of adventure activities and experiences for travelers. Discover more about popular adventure tourism spots in Sikkim.
Small in size and colossal in beauty, Sikkim is a potpourri of ivy mountains, green alpine trees, flower beds, verdant valleys and monasteries soaked up in the rich cultural history. Every nook and cranny of the state unveils dramatic landscapes that will remain intact in your mind forever and ever. And of course, in whichever part of Sikkim you visit, the gigantic Kanchenjunga will follow you like a shadow.
Geographically, Sikkim might be the smallest State in India but one should not get fooled by its size as the variety that can be seen here can't be hardly found anywhere else in India. Rhododendron-clad mountains in the north, Buddhist monasteries to the west, South Sikkim's enormous religious statues and welcoming people and metropolitan cities and towns of the East. The icing on the cake is that Sikkim shares its border with Nepal, Bhutan, and China, the so-called Himalayan Shangri-Las. Apparently, there are many treasures burrowed in this paradise. With so many things to explore and behold, little is to wonder why this tiny Himalayan kingdom is decisively the loveliest place to visit.
To soak up the allure of Sikkim, one should not leave the boundaries of the state without indulging in any of the adventure activities that takes place here. To promote and keep up the adventure tourism quotient in Sikkim; the government has even made an 'adventure wing' (Tourism Department). From skiing to trekking, peak climbing, camping etc, there are numberless adventure options in Sikkim that can fulfil the thirst of adventure seekers, but one activity that gets a thumbs up from everyone is trekking.
Mentioned below are some good reasons that make Sikkim a hotspot amongst trekkers and an adventure tourism destination in North East India.
In the high-altitude mountains of Sikkim, while on some of the best treks of Sikkim, one might come face to face with animals like red pandas, snow leopards, wild boar, musk deer or blue sheep.
Trekking trails like Darjeeling and Sikkim, Yuksom to Dzongri&Goecha La Trek, and Green Lake Trek allow one to witness the most exclusive wildlife and get a glimpse of the great Indian Himalayas.
Sikkim is one such Himalayan destination in northeast India where traditional Buddhist practices are still followed, and one can see them in the monasteries that are sprinkled in every nook and cranny. Trekking trails in Sikkim like Singalila Ridge, Goecha La Trek, and Dzongri, cover the remotest places that boast of many monasteries that dictate a diorama of the footsteps of Buddhism in Sikkim.
Sikkim trekking routes wind through villages that are unknown to the outside world, giving an opportunity to encounter people of various communities like Nepalese, Bhutias and Lepchas. Treks like GreenLake Trek, Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek, Kasturi Odar Trek and Rhododendron Sanctuary would take trekkers to the remotest and farthest region of Sikkim to explore its deep and diverse culture. This includes the scrumptious Sikkimese cuisines too.
Trekking in Sikkim is a visual feast of vibrant colours hued by diverse flower blooms in the meadows. Treks like Green Lake Trek, Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary, and Singba Rhododendron Sanctuary Trek follow the trail where one can see the landscapes filled with red, pink, white, and purple spreads of rhododendrons, primulas, purple irises, and blue poppies that stretch for many miles and forest hills.
Assorted terrains of Sikkim boast a plethora of glinting lakes. One can witness most of those water bodies on the popular trekking routes while exploring the Sikkim Himalayas.Treks like Yuksom to Dzongri&Goecha La and Green Lake cover pristine lakes like Samiti and Green that offer tourists the ultimate tranquillity. Lakes in Sikkim are positioned in such a serene environment that makes them even more lovely and captivating.
Sikkim, with many beautiful places for trekking, is undoubtedly the best place for adventure tourism in North East any time of the year. Nevertheless, to make the experience more memorable; one should go there for trekking from March to May and September to December. During this time of the year, the landscapes are in full bloom, and everything is picture-perfect. Also, there will be less rain, which makes hiking in Sikkim comparatively easy and exhilarating.
Trekking in Sikkim is amongst the widely respected Indian companies in the area of trekking. With more than 27 years of experience, we are known for providing a personalized, reliable and professional services and quality trips that exceed their guests' expectation. We operate trekking tours in more than a dozen places and wilderness areas in Sikkim. The team of our experienced trekkers fulfills a variety of roles including coordinating logistics, obtaining necessary permits, managing gears and vehicles, creating a schedule and a lot more! We will make sure that things work out in a right way for you. The special customized package offered by us for guided trekking tours in Sikkim are loved by people who love to hike in world-renowned, and breath taking landscapes. Regardless of what you're looking for, we have the best Sikkim adventure holiday packages for you!
The best time for trekking in Sikkim is from autumn to spring (October to May). This is the time when the skies are clear and you can witness the breathtaking panorama of the Himalayas.
The most popular trekking routes in Sikkim include Goecha La Trek, Dzongri Trek, Singalila Ridge Trek, and Green Lake Trek. There are many other trekking trails in Sikkim from beginner to experienced adventurers.
Sikkim is a top adventure tourism destination with treks varying from moderate to harsh levels. Nonetheless, any trek in Sikkim requires a basic level of fitness. However, for challenging trails like Goecha La or Green Lake trek, better cardiovascular health and endurance levels are beneficial.
On the trekking days, trekkers typically stay in tents or basic homestays in villages along the trail. These accommodations offer essential facilities but are usually rustic. On the other hand, when in developed villages or cities, you will be settled in hotels and resorts with all modern facilities.
Sikkim has trekking routes that range from moderate ones like the Dzongri and Singalila trek to difficult ones like the Goecha La and Green Lake trek. Easy and moderate-level treks require good physical fitness and basic equipment but difficult treks may demand dedicated equipment and more fitness from trekkers.
