What’s the best time to visit?

March–June and September–December.

Is Nathula Pass included?

Yes, subject to weather and permit availability.

Is altitude a concern?

Some areas go above 13,000 ft. Mild altitude symptoms may occur.

Where does the trip start and end?

Pickup and drop from NJP or Bagdogra.

Is the tour kid-friendly?

Yes, but not recommended for infants or those with respiratory issues.

SILK ROUTE TOUR – Yakrongs

Accomodation
2-5 Star hotel / Homestay
Arrival City
Siliguri
Best Season
Spring and Autumn
Departure City
Siliguri
Language
English, Hindi, Nepali
Maximum Altitude
4310 m
Meals
Breakfast and Dinner
Payment Method
Cash, UPI transactions, Card

ABOUT THE PLACE

Step into the pages of history as you journey through the legendary Old Silk Route in East Sikkim — once a thriving trade path between India and Tibet. This 3-night, 4-day adventure is a blend of high-altitude lakes, ancient monasteries, breathtaking viewpoints, and quiet Himalayan hamlets like Zuluk, Nathang, and Aritar.

Highlights

Gangtok
Zuluk
Nathang Valley
Changu Lake
Baba Mandir
Nathula
Aritar

Day 01 :

Arrival and transfer to Gangtok

Upon arrival at Bagdogra Airport (IXB) / New Jalpaiguri Railway Station (NJP) / Siliguri, our representative will receive you and assist with your transfer to Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim. Enjoy a scenic drive through lush forests and winding roads along the Teesta River.
After check-in at your hotel, the evening is free to relax or explore the vibrant MG Marg (Mall Road) – famous for its cafes, souvenir shops, and local street food.
Overnight stay in Gangtok

Day 02 :

Gangtok to Zuluk via Tsomgo lake ,Nathula and Nathang valley

After an early breakfast, begin your journey towards the historic Silk Route, one of the most scenic drives in East Sikkim.
En route, visit: Tsomgo Lake – A stunning glacial lake at 12,310 ft, known for its changing colors and tranquil surroundings. Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir (New & Old) – A revered memorial site with deep-rooted legend. Nathula Pass (subject to permits & weather) – The Indo-China border at 14,140 ft. Kupup Lake (Elephant Lake) – A unique lake shaped like an elephant from a bird’s eye view. Nathang Valley – Often wrapped in mist, it's referred to as the “Ladakh of East Sikkim”. Thambi Viewpoint – Offers panoramic views of the Silk Route’s zigzag roads and the Kanchenjunga range.
Reach Zuluk, a quaint mountain hamlet at 10,000 ft, known for its military significance and dramatic landscapes.
Overnight stay in Zuluk.

Day 03 :

Zuluk to Aritar via Mankhim and Lampokhari lake

After breakfast, descend towards the peaceful village of Aritar, in East Sikkim.
En route, explore: Lampokhari Lake – One of Sikkim’s oldest natural lakes, ideal for boating amidst nature. Aritar Monastery – A historic Buddhist monastery with religious and architectural charm. Mankhim Viewpoint (optional) – Known for its stunning view over Lampokhari Lake and the valley below.
Check-in to your accommodation and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of Aritar.
Overnight stay in Aritar.

Day 04 :

Departure

After breakfast, check out and begin your return journey. Drop-off at Bagdogra Airport (IXB) / NJP Railway Station / Siliguri, as per your departure schedule.

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