
Sikkim, situated in northeastern India is popularly known for its serene beauty and clean environment. This second least populated state is well-known for various religions, cultures, languages, etc. The lush green natural environment with numerous snow-fed streams and the existence of multicultural practices of the place mesmerizes almost all tourists. The region is like a bouquet, embellished with colorful hues, spreading the essence of the local people, in the form of alluring folk dances, cultures, and traditions from all ethnicity.
By Flight
Reach Sikkim by taking a flight to Bagdogra Airport, Siliguri.
By Train
You can reach Sikkim from NJP, which is approximately 7km from Siliguri and 130 km from Gangtok.
By Road
Sikkim can be reached by taking the bus directly from the bus -terminal as it is easily accessible.
Sikkim, the land of magical mountains is preferable to visit in any season, but from October to May is considered as the tourist season. However, interested visitors can go through the monthly break-up below before visiting the magical land.
Summer
During summer the temperature in Sikkim ranges from 28°C to 18°C. Summer starts in Sikkim in early March and ends in May.
Monsoon
Monsoon hits Sikkim from the beginning of June and the temperate in Sikkim rages between 4˚C to 17˚C.
Winter
The moderate temperature during the winter ranges between 4˚C to 17˚C. Winter begins in Sikkim in October.

Tsomgo Lake or Changu Lake is located almost 40 km (25 miles) away from Gangtok in the state capital. In the winter the 3,753 meters lake turns into a frozen beauty surrounded by stunning mountains. Lake visitors can enjoy a variety of tourist activities including yaks and mules rides, and can savour variety of foods and drinks available at kiosks.
The word Nathula originates from the Tibetan term “listening ears”. Nathula Pass serves as a major tourist spot amongst visitors because of its scenic beauty and fresh mountain air. It is located at a high altitude of 4,302 meters above. Numerous visitors travel to this alluring spot especially in summer because of its soothing sounds of waterfalls and breathtaking views.
Yumthang Valley is a stunningly beautiful tourist spot situated at the height of 3,564 meters in north Sikkim. The destination is known as the “valley of flowers” as it’s situated above the altitude line, here trees don’t grow. The valley is rich in flowery meadows and shrubby slopes which draws people from all over the world to visit the natural paradise
Pelling, is known as a picturesque town located in the West district of Sikkim. The small destination has overtaken Gangtok as the second most visited tourist spot in Sikkim. The location is almost 130 km away from Gangtok and 10 km away from Geyzing. Tourist mostly visits the location because of its breathtaking view of Khangchendzonga and other mountains.