Sikkim, a little yet loved state in India, is home to the glorious Khangchendzonga and a different scope of blessed mountains. Past its snow-covered tops, Sikkim offers thick wildernesses like the Barsey Rhododendron Safe-haven, covering 104 sq.km and going from 2200 to 4100m. This safe-haven highlights shifted woodlands, from subtropical to snow capped glades, and is home to various bird species and the undermined red panda. It’s an ideal objective for outside devotees looking for shocking Himalayan perspectives.

Accomodation

Private Accommodation in Standard Hotel
Language

Bengali,Hindi,English
Permits

Aadhaar card / voter card
Transportation

Private Car (As per Requirement)
Meals

Breakfast ,lunch, Dinner
Days

7
Nights

6
Minimum Age

19
Maximum Age

60

Overview

Itinerary

Cost

FAQs

Overview

Sikkim, quite possibly of India’s littlest state, is a genuine pearl. It is home to the great Kanchenjunga and other hallowed tops going from 5000 to more than 7000 meters. While many visit Sikkim to see its frigid monsters, the thick wildernesses are similarly spellbinding. The Barsey Rhododendron Safe-haven ranges 104 sq. km and is wealthy in biodiversity, facilitating different types of Rhododendron, Primula, Magnolia, Oaks, and Pine. Arranged at elevations of 2200 to 4100 meters, the safe-haven highlights assorted woodlands, including Sub-Tropical, Blended Broadleaf, Conifer, and Snow capped Glades. It is home to many bird species and the jeopardized red panda. This safe-haven offers a phenomenal departure for the people who need to submerge themselves in nature and appreciate staggering Himalayan perspectives.

Trip Highlights

See different types of rhododendrons in bloom.
Enjoy all encompassing perspectives on the Kangchenjunga range.

Day 1 :

Bagdogra - Darjeeling

Show up at Bagdogra air terminal and drive for 3-4 hours through the tea homes to Darjeeling. Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 2 :

Drive towards Hilley & trek to Lasune (2900m) - Trek

We drive to Hilley, an excursion of 4 to 4.5 hours, and afterward start our trip. The present walk is superb, twisting through a wonderful woods of pine, bamboo, rhododendron, magnolia, oak, and chestnut. The path, generally through thick backwoods, is not difficult to explore. On sunny mornings, we can witness Kanchenjunga and the encompassing pinnacles. We camp at Lasuney, a little, grand spot settled in the woodland.

Day 3 :

Trek towards Jorebotey (2900m)

We proceed with our stroll through the wonderful woodland on a delicate and simple way. We navigate beautiful glades and cross little streams. Assuming the weather conditions is clear, we get one more perspective on the mountains. We set up for business at Jorebotey, an enchanting campground with a lovely mountain view.

Day 4 :

Trek to Thulo Dhap

Today, we head to Dhulo Dhap, one of the excursion's most shocking camping areas. The walk is charming and simple, going on through the lovely woodland. We'll experience a short tough trip, trailed by level and downhill segments, prior to showing up at the beautiful Thulo Dhap campground.

Day 5 :

Trek towards Chewabhanjang (3100m)

We start our rising towards Phoktey Dara, the most noteworthy mark of the trip at 3600m. The way to Phoktey Dara is a consistent uphill move with various advances and a few more extreme segments, for the most part through rhododendron and pine woodlands. On a crisp morning, the perspectives from Phoktey Dara are shocking, with sights of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu. From that point, it's a simple one-and-a-half-hour downhill stroll to Chewabhanjanag.

Day 6 :

Trek to Uttarey - Pelling

On the last day of the trip, we will generally plunge to Uttarey. The path incorporates many advances, so strolling cautiously is fundamental. We will pass by a Military camp at Chitrey and walk essentially through the woodland, crossing a few little streams en route.

Day 7 :

Bagdogra