sikkim darjeeling
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keenness of each traveler! The cultural folk’s dances bring smiles and a spirit of celebration of life! We tend to believe in the expertise of these heavenly lands in their raw type. In this Sikkim Darjeeling tour package you will witness the spectacular dawn on the world’s third-highest mountain, Khangchendzonga with geographical region vacation packages. 

The assorted aspects of the geographical region and Darjeeling like Buddhist monasteries, trekking trails, ice masses and glacier lakes, the snowy peaks, and also the colonial-era design, create them hard-to-miss destinations! Explore stunning tea gardens with our Darjeeling tour packages. Sikkim’s Gangtok town, Tsomgo Lake, Ranka cloister, and Lachung ar the should see’ which may be explored with our geographical region tour packages.

With a combined Sikkim Darjeeling tour package, take in the splendor of north-eastern India. On India’s northern border, in the shadow of the Himalayas, is the breathtaking Sikkim. Between Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet is the Sandwich State of Sikkim. Similar to this, the northeastern Indian city of Darjeeling has lovely weather and ideal hill resort architecture. Your mouth will be gaping at the sight of the magnificent mountains, temperate and tropical woods, waterways, and various vegetation. Using the Darjeeling Sikkim Tour Package, you’ll visit locations like Siliguri and Sikkim.  

Aahvan’s Sikkim Darjeeling tour package offers a selection of immersive tours and activities that may be used to explore the main sights.

1. Lake Tsomgo: Tsomgo, often called “Changu Lake,” is a glacier lake in Sikkim that is positioned at a dizzying 12,310 feet above sea level. It occurs on the Jawaharlal Nehru Road, en route to Nathula Pass. 

2. Nathu La Pass: The Nathula Pass, one of India’s most well-known mountain passes, is connected to a section of Sikkim’s spectacular Old Silk Route. The Nathula Pass, which stands at 14,140 feet, once served as a commercial route between Tibet and India.

3. Khangchendzonga National Park: Mount Khangchendzonga, the third-highest peak in the world, is found in Sikkim’s Khangchendzonga National Park. The park is also a significant biosphere reserve, home to numerous old, original woods, mountain lakes, valleys, and plains that are home to a wide variety of plant and animal species.