3 Nights 4 Days Pelling Tour

Trip Overview

Pelling is a small town nestled at the height of 1800 meters above seas level. It is one of the most popular tourist hotspots in the western part of Sikkim. It is popular for its magnificent views of Mt Kanchenjunga and its group of peaks. Apart from the view of Mt Kanchenjunga, it is also blessed with some of the most beautiful locations and ancient places such as Pemayangtshe Monastery, Rabdentse Palace ruins, Skywalk, and 137 feet long Chenrezik statue. In this 3-night 4 days tour, you will not only be covering the beautiful location of Pelling but also Yuksam, the first capital of Sikkim, Dubdi Monastery, the oldest monastery of Sikkim, Khechupelri Lake, the holiest and wish-fulfilling lake of Sikkim, Kanchendzonga waterfalls and other mesmerizing vistas.

Itinerary

Trip Highlights

Walk on India's first glass skywalk settled at an elevation of 7200ft and capture the beautiful valley below. Make the wish at the Khecheopalri Lake, the most sacred and pristine lake of Pelling cleaned by birds. Explore the second highest bridge in Asia - Singshore bridge offering the spectacular base-view of immense greenery. Capture the fourth tallest statue of Chenrezig from the altitude of 7200 ft after crossing the glass Skywalk. Visit the oldest monastery of Sikkim - Dubdi Monastery occasionally called Yuksom Monastery.

Health and Fitness

•  All tourists travelling to Sikkim must carry a valid proof of identification.
•  Persons above 65 years of age, persons with co morbidities, pregnant women and children below the age of 10 years are advised to either avoid completely or limit their travel. While travelling, they are advised to take extra precautions.
• All Tourists travelling to Sikkim should carry their own setof protective gears s uch as face mask / face shields, gloves and hand sanitizers and thermometers.

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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

What are the Do's and Don'ts while visiting Sikkim?
Ans: DO'S :

• Travel with a guide.
• Avoid use of plastic bottles
• Deposit garbage at designated places and Avoid littering
• Take permission before taking photographs of local people
• Do proper research of local culture and manners and dress accordingly.
• It is tradition to leave a donation at a monastery

DON'TS :

• Don't misbehave with the locals
• Don't disturb wildlife
• Don't buy endangered antiques.
• Don't smoke, drink alcohol or talk loudly near monuments and sacred places.
• Don't pluck plants or flowers
• Do not pollute streams and Lakes.
   

What should we carry for Sikkim tour?

• You should carry moderate to heavy woolens like jackets, muffler, cap, gloves, socks etc. Thermal full body inner wears can come in handy at nights. Average high/low temperature ranges between 13°C to 8°C. You need to carry moderate woolens like a good jacket, cap, gloves, socks etc.

What is special in tourism of Sikkim?

• The top tourism attractions in East Sikkim are Gangtok, Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, Nathu La Pass & Zuluk. Gangtok attracts honeymoon couples in large numbers. It is beautiful and exciting, with a lot of activities on offer. You are treated to surreal views of Mt.

Which is most beautiful part of Sikkim?

• Sikkim Tourist Places Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, Yuksom, Lachung, Lachen, Yumthang Valley, Teesta River, Ravangla, Pelling, Zuluk, Namchi, Khangchendzonga National Park, Rumtek Monastery and many other beautiful places.