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Set off on a soul-stirring Himalayan journey that begins with a scenic flight to Darjeeling, the “Queen of the Hills.” Witness a golden sunrise over the mighty Kangchenjunga from Tiger Hill, then delve into local culture with visits to Ghoom Monastery and the lush Botanical Gardens. Your trek begins in Uttarey and winds through untouched valleys, wildflower meadows, and ancient forests, culminating in Yuksum. After days immersed in nature, travel to Gangtok to explore a serene Buddhist monastery—an inspiring finale before your return to Delhi.
HIGHLIGHTS:
⭐ Ideal trekking season: Late June to Mid-September
⭐ Explore ancient and peaceful Buddhist monasteries
⭐ Hike through pristine valleys and diverse forest landscapes
⭐ Discover the cultural richness of Sikkim and Darjeeling
⭐ Marvel at dramatic Eastern Himalayan views
⭐ Visit charming Himalayan villages tucked in nature
🗻 Altitude: 216 m / 709 ft
Arrive in India’s dynamic capital, where our team warmly welcomes you at the airport. Enjoy a comfortable transfer to your hotel for a restful overnight stay—preparing you for the adventure ahead.
🚗 Drive Time: 3 hours (Bagdogra to Darjeeling)
🗻 Altitude: 2,135 m / 7,004 ft
📈 Altitude Gain: +1,919 m / +6,288 ft
Fly from Delhi to Bagdogra, gateway to the Eastern Himalayas. From there, enjoy a scenic 3-hour drive to Darjeeling—an iconic hill station famed for its colonial charm and world-class tea estates. Settle into your hotel and relax for the evening at leisure.
🗻 Altitude: 2,135 m / 7,004 ft
Begin the day with a pre-dawn drive to Tiger Hill for a magical sunrise over Kangchenjunga and a panorama of Himalayan giants. Return for breakfast, then hop aboard the iconic Darjeeling Toy Train to visit the historic Ghoom Monastery. Explore the lush Botanical Gardens and the renowned Himalayan Mountaineering Institute. After lunch, enjoy a serene stroll through Darjeeling’s world-famous tea gardens. Evening at leisure. Overnight stay in hotel.
🚗 Driving Time: ~9 hours
🗻 Altitude: 1,965 m / 6,447 ft
📉 Altitude Loss: -170 m / -558 ft
Embark on a full-day drive through the scenic hills and remote villages of Sikkim as you journey to Uttarey, a peaceful Himalayan hamlet nestled in the west. Soak in the lush landscapes and cultural charm en route. Arrive by evening and settle into your campsite for an overnight stay.
⏰ Trekking Time: 5–6 hours
🗻 Altitude: 3,170 m / 10,400 ft
📈 Altitude Gain: +1,205 m / +3,954 ft
The trek begins with a scenic walk out of Uttarey Village, heading toward Chittrey. Cross gentle rivers and ascend through semi-tropical forests and grassy pastures before continuing uphill to Chewa. Located atop a ridge, Chewa marks the Indo-Nepal border, visible by a distinctive white pillar. After police check-in formalities, enjoy a peaceful evening. Overnight in camp.
⏰ Trekking Time: 6–7 hours
🗻 Altitude: 3,715 m / 12,188 ft
📈 Altitude Gain: +545 m / +1,788 ft
Follow the India–Nepal border trail along the rugged Falakay Dhara ridge, navigating both ascents and descents. The landscape becomes drier yet stunning, offering views of remote countryside and grazing herds on both sides of the border. On a clear day, enjoy spectacular glimpses of Darjeeling in the distance. The trail ends with a rocky stretch before reaching the peaceful campsite at Dhud. Overnight stay in camp.
⏰ Trekking Time: 4.5 hours
🗻 Altitude: 4,045 m / 13,270 ft
📈 Altitude Gain: +330 m / +1,083 ft
Wake up to a glorious sunrise over the Kanchendzonga range, including views of the majestic Kumbhakarna and Kanchendzonga peaks. Begin the day with a steep one-hour climb to Kokchey Deorali (Hidden Valley), followed by a one-hour descent to Kokchey. From there, enjoy a flat and scenic 90-minute walk to reach the trekkers’ hut at Sikkim Megu. Spot the striking cliff face of Dafey Bhir in the distance. Overnight stay in camp.
⏰ Trekking Time: 4 hours
🗻 Altitude: Approx. 4,000 m / 13,123 ft (variable by campsite)
📉 Altitude Loss: -45 m / -148 ft (approx.)
Continue trekking along the Indo-Nepal border, with a mix of gentle ascents and descents through alpine terrain. “Megu” means “land”—Sikkim Megu lies on the Indian side, while Parey Megu is in Nepal. Depending on water availability, camp will be set either at Parey Megu or at Garakhet, home to a basic trekkers’ hut. Overnight stay in camp.
⏰ Trekking Time: 7–8 hours
🗻 Altitude: 4,400 m / 14,435 ft
📈 Altitude Gain: +400 m / +1,312 ft
Today’s challenging trek leads past the serene Lam Pokhari lake and over the dramatic twin passes of Dafey Bhir. After crossing the high ridges, descend for an hour to reach the stunning alpine meadow of Gomathang. The final stretch takes you through a steep, enchanting forest of blooming rhododendrons. Overnight stay in camp at Dafey Bhir Meadow.
⏰ Trekking Time: 5–6 hours
🗻 Altitude: Approx. 4,200 m / 13,780 ft
📉 Altitude Loss: -200 m / -656 ft (approx.)
Begin with a short one-hour trek to the Baktok campsite. From here, embark on a scenic 5–6 hour excursion to Majur Pokhari—a sacred alpine lake revered by local communities. Surrounded by tranquil high-altitude landscapes, it’s a place of both cultural and natural significance. Return to Baktok for an overnight stay in camp.
⏰ Trekking Time: 6–7 hours
🗻 Altitude: 3,890 m / 12,762 ft
📉 Altitude Loss: -310 m / -1,017 ft
Enjoy a stunning day of mixed uphill and downhill trekking with continuous views of the majestic Kangchendzonga range. After about three hours, pause at the serene lake of Yangshep. The trail winds through stark, stony terrain before reaching Pangden, where a simple trekkers’ hut awaits. Overnight stay in camp.
⏰ Trekking Time: 4–5 hours
🗻 Altitude: 3,890 m / 12,762 ft
📉 Altitude Loss: Minimal
Begin with a spectacular sunrise over the Kangchendzonga peaks, offering the best view of Pangden. After breakfast, descend steeply and cross a mountain stream before climbing through vibrant rhododendron forests. Pass several trekkers’ huts on the way to Dzongri, a high-altitude trekking hub with a tourist lodge. Overnight stay in camp near Dzongri.
⏰ Trekking Time: 7 hours
🗻 Altitude: 4,050 m / 13,287 ft
📈 Altitude Gain: +160 m / +525 ft
Begin with a short ascent to the ridge below Dzongri Top, followed by a gentle walk through alpine pasturelands. Descend steeply to Parachu, then continue through a wide, scenic valley to Thang-Shing Meadow. After another hour, arrive at La Mini beneath the shadow of Mount Pandim, where shepherds and milkmaids graze their flocks. Overnight stay in camp.
⏰ Trekking Time: 6 hours round trip
🗻 Altitude: 4,950 m / 16,239 ft
📈 Altitude Gain: +900 m / +2,953 ft
Begin before dawn with a 4 am departure to Goechela Viewpoint. Experience nature’s deep silence, the sound of mountain streams, and the wind’s whispering echo. As daylight breaks, witness the awe-inspiring sight of snow-covered Himalayan giants rising like marble walls—weather permitting. After soaking in the views, return to camp, then continue with a short walk to Thangshing. Overnight stay in camp.
⏰ Trekking Time: 5 hours
🗻 Altitude: Approx. 2,900 m / 9,514 ft
📉 Altitude Loss: -2,050 m / -6,726 ft (approx.)
Begin with a steady one-hour descent retracing the path toward Dzongri. At a key junction, take a lower forest trail that winds through rhododendron woods and rejoins the main route descending to Tsokha. Enjoy a tranquil, shaded walk surrounded by lush Himalayan flora. Overnight stay in camp at Tsokha.
⏰ Trekking Time: 5.5 hours
🗻 Altitude: 1,780 m / 5,840 ft
📉 Altitude Loss: -1,120 m / -3,675 ft
Begin with a steep 1.5-hour descent through dense forest to the riverbank. From there, follow an easier and more gradual trail that winds high above the valley floor, offering beautiful parting views of the mountains. Arrive in the historic village of Yuksum. Overnight stay in a camp or comfortable lodge.
🚗 Driving Time: ~6 hours
🗻 Altitude: 1,650 m / 5,413 ft
📉 Altitude Loss: -130 m / -427 ft
Depart Yuksum by private vehicle for a scenic drive to Gangtok, the vibrant capital of Sikkim. On arrival, explore the bustling town—famous for its blend of Himalayan tradition and modern charm. Settle in for a relaxing overnight stay in a hotel.
🗻 Altitude: 1,650 m / 5,413 ft
📉 Altitude Loss: Minimal
Spend the day discovering Gangtok’s spiritual and natural treasures. Visit the lush Lloyd Botanical Garden, home to rare Himalayan flora. Explore the historic Enchey Monastery of the Nyingma order, followed by a visit to Rumtek Monastery—also known as the Dharma Chakra Centre—located 24 km from town. This important pilgrimage site houses rare religious texts and sacred artifacts. Overnight stay in hotel.
🚗 Driving Time: ~4 hours
🗻 Altitude :1,650 m / 5,413 ft
Depart from Gangtok with a scenic drive to Bagdogra Airport, followed by a domestic flight back to Delhi. Upon arrival, enjoy a smooth transfer to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to relax or explore the capital at your own pace. Overnight stay in hotel.
🗻 Altitude: 216 m / 709 ft
📉 Altitude Loss: -1,434 m / -4,705 ft
Enjoy a relaxed final morning with optional sightseeing in Delhi—visit local markets, monuments, or enjoy a last taste of Indian cuisine. In the evening, you’ll be transferred to Indira Gandhi International Airport for your onward flight. Farewell and safe travels!
Arrival From Indira Gandhi International Airport (New Delhi)
Departure From Indira Gandhi International Airport (New Delhi)
Certified Mountain Guide with mountaineering and first aid training.
Cook skilled in Indian, Chinese, and Italian cuisines
Support Helpers to assist with kitchen and camp duties
Pack Horses for carrying gear and supplies
All Trekking Equipment: tents, sleeping bags, mats, kitchen and toilet tents
All Meals: breakfast, lunch, tea/snacks, soup, and dinner
Accommodation: twin-sharing tents
Transportation: all local transfers as per itinerary
Emergency Kit: first aid and oxygen canister
Package price excludes anything not mentioned under “Inclusions,” including flights, insurance, tips, rentals, and emergency costs..
Rental gear available at: Into Wild Himalaya Shop
Trekking boots (well broken-in, ankle support)
Camp sandals or lightweight shoes (for evenings)
Backpack (40–50L with rain cover)
Small daypack or summit pack (20–30L)
Sleeping bag (rated -10°C to -20°C)
Sleeping mat (foam or inflatable, optional)
Trekking poles (adjustable)
Base layers (1–2 sets, moisture-wicking top & bottom)
Fleece or light down jacket
Waterproof jacket (with hood, breathable)
Waterproof pants (with side zips)
Trekking pants (quick-dry)
Thermal tights
T-shirts (synthetic or merino wool)
Thin liner gloves
Insulated gloves
Woollen cap or balaclava
Neck gaiter or Buff
Sunglasses (UV protected)
Sun cap or wide-brimmed hat
Wool or synthetic socks (3–4 pairs)
Headlamp (with spare batteries)
Water bottles (2L total, insulated preferred)
Thermos flask (for high-altitude regions)
Water purification tablets (optional)
Personal first aid kit (blister care, pain relief, altitude meds)
Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
Lip balm (SPF 30+)
Toiletries (eco-friendly, biodegradable)
Wet wipes and hand sanitizer
Quick-dry towel
Snacks (energy bars, trail mix, nuts, dry fruits)
Electrolyte tablets or ORS
Camera or GoPro (optional)
Passport, permits, and some cash (in waterproof pouch)
Safety is our top priority. Our guides are trained First Aid Responders and prepared for high-altitude situations. Every trek, expedition, and motorbike tour includes a comprehensive first aid kit tailored for remote and high-altitude environments.
Core Medical Supplies
Wound Care: Bandages, sterile gauze, antiseptic wipes, antibiotic ointment
Blisters & Burns: Moleskin, burn gel, petroleum jelly
Fractures & Sprains: SAM splint, triangular bandage, compression wraps
Medications: Painkillers, antihistamines, anti-diarrheal, ORS, antacids, Diamox
Tools: Tweezers, scissors, gloves, CPR face shield, thermometer, pulse oximeter, whistle, mirror
Additional (for Remote/Extended Treks)
Tourniquet, emergency bandages, quick-clot gauze, sterile eye wash, foil blanket, water purification tablets
Optional Add-ons (As Needed)
Personal meds (inhalers, insulin, EpiPen)
Snake bite kit (in high-risk zones)
Tick remover (for forested routes)
High-Altitude Protocol
Above 4500 meters: A portable hypobaric chamber is always carried for emergency altitude management.
More than 30 days before your trip: 90% refund
15–30 days before: 50% refund
7–14 days before: 25% refund
Less than 7 days or no-show: No refund
Custom/private trips: Booking advance is non-refundable. Last-minute changes are subject to availability and costs.
For more details on our cancellation policy, please refer to the following link:
https://iwhexpeditions.com/cancellation_policy/
No prior experience needed; this trek includes full guidance and is suited for fit beginners.
Indian Rupees (INR) are best; Euros (EUR), US Dollars (USD), and British Pounds (GBP) are also commonly accepted by us.
Accommodation, meals, guides, permits, and in-trip transport. Check itinerary for detailed inclusions.
For details on our cancellation policy, please refer to the following link:
https://iwhexpeditions.com/cancellation_policy/
No. Please carry a backpack (40–60L). Suitcases are not suitable for mountain trails.
Yes, but they’re basic. Expect dry pit toilets at campsites. Carry toilet paper and hand sanitizer.
Yes, gear like sleeping bags, jackets, and trekking poles are available for rent.
Mobile signal is limited—only BSNL or Airtel may work in a few spots. Electricity is rare, so bring a power bank (solar recommended).
We continue trekking in the rain with ponchos. In case of heavy snow or unsafe conditions, we may alter or cancel the route.
Yes, a local check-in is done at Chewa near the border pillar.
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