Arrive Bagdogra airport and transfer to Darjeeling. an enthralling 4-hour journey, through Assam tea plantations and tiny villages takes us to Darjeeling. Built on top of a ridge, Darjeeling faces Himalayas and may be a popular destination for Westerners and Bengalis alike. Overnight in Darjeeling.

We could take an early trip to Tiger Hill to ascertain the sunrise. Afterwards we visit the famous Ghoom monastery that enshrines a picture of the Maitreya Buddha (the coming Buddha). afterward we will visit the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute and tea plantations. Overnight in Darjeeling.

Early morning drive from Darjeeling to trek point. The trail overlooks the Bengali plain south, and that we have tantalising glimpses of Kanchenjunga ahead, as we zigzag through rhododendrons.

We take a mossy paved path, that snakesthrough a succession of forests and hamlets, giving way, from time to time, to spectacular mountain sceneries.

We steadily climb to hitch the ridge trail towards Kalpokhari. Afterwards we start an extended and steep climb onto the Singalila ridge that leads us to Sandakphu. an interesting 360 ° view from the highest .

We walk to a prominent viewpoint for the magnificent sunrise over the Kanchenjunga, Jannu, Everest, Lhotse, Makalu and Cho Oyo. Throughout the day, there are ever-changing views: yak herds, silvery pine forests, tiny lakes ringed with grass, and therefore the snow-capped Himalayan home in the background.

A pleasant descent through the woods takes us to Gorkhey (2500m) then we climb up towards Raman.

We undergo numerous villages and cross the Sri Khola over an interesting bridge .

After breakfast drive to Darjeeling. Evening liberal to explore the local market. Dinner and overnight occupy the hotel.

2.5 km from Pelling, we’ll visit the Pemayangtse monastery. Perched at 2800m, it’s one among the oldest and most impressive gompas in Sikkim.

En route, we visit the Tashiding monastery, one among the foremost isolated in Sikkim, perched on the highest of a hill set between two rivers.

We visit the Rumtek monastery, reputed for its religious Tibetan art. Visitors are welcome to attend prayers.

We will enjoy a visit of the amazing Orchid Sanctuary, where we will see a couple of of the 454 orchid species listed in Sikkim. to finish the day we’ll visit the Enchey and Do Drul monasteries, and therefore the Tibetology Institute, which houses one among the richest collections of thankas and non secular works within the world.

Transfer to airport and fly back home.