Gangtok Tour Package
4 Nights / 5 Days · Starting from ₹12,999 per person* · Gangtok, MG Marg, Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass
Gangtok Tour Package — Overview
Gangtok's mix of Tsomgo Lake's high-altitude scenery and MG Marg's walkable town center makes it an accessible introduction to Sikkim. This 4 Nights / 5 Days itinerary covers Gangtok, MG Marg, Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, starting from ₹12,999 per person on a double-sharing basis.
Best Time to Visit
March-May and October-November offer the clearest mountain views and most stable weather across Sikkim and Darjeeling, avoiding monsoon landslide risk.
Gangtok Tour Package Itinerary
- Arrive Gangtok and check into your hotel.
- Evening stroll along MG Marg.
- Excursion to Tsomgo Lake at high altitude.
- Continue to Baba Mandir nearby.
- Nathula Pass excursion, subject to permit and weather.
- Return to Gangtok by evening.
- Visit Rumtek Monastery.
- Continue to Ganesh Tok for panoramic views.
- Check out and free time before departure.
- Transfer as per onward travel plans.
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What's Included
- Hotel stay on double-sharing basis with daily breakfast and dinner.
- Private vehicle (shared/sumo for restricted-zone excursions as per protocol) for all sightseeing.
- Tsomgo Lake and Nathula Pass permit assistance.
- Toll, parking and driver allowance included.
What's Not Included
- Nathula Pass permit fees (charged separately, subject to approval).
- Personal expenses, tips and monastery donations.
- Lunch (unless specifically added to your itinerary).
- Travel insurance and any medical emergency costs.
Why Choose Gangtok Tour Package
Gangtok's mix of Tsomgo Lake's high-altitude scenery and MG Marg's walkable town center makes it an accessible introduction to Sikkim.
Nathula Pass, a genuine India-China border trading post, is a distinctive addition most other Himalayan destinations don't offer.
At 5 days, this is realistic for a first Sikkim trip without needing the additional permits and travel time North Sikkim requires.
Gangtok Tour Package FAQs
Do we need a permit for Nathula Pass?
Yes, an Inner Line Permit is required and subject to approval, weather conditions and border status on your travel dates - we assist with the application but approval isn't guaranteed.
Is Nathula Pass accessible year-round?
No, it's closed on certain days each week and during heavy snowfall. We'll confirm current status closer to your travel dates.
What if Nathula permit doesn't come through?
Tsomgo Lake alone remains a worthwhile excursion, and we can substitute additional Gangtok sightseeing if the Nathula permit isn't approved.
Is a permit required to visit Gangtok itself?
No, Gangtok city doesn't require a special permit, though excursions to Tsomgo Lake and Nathula Pass do require Inner Line Permits which we arrange.
How far is Tsomgo Lake from Gangtok?
Approximately 40 km, roughly a 2-hour drive, situated at a considerably higher altitude than Gangtok itself.
Is Nathula Pass accessible every day?
No, it's typically closed on certain days each week and during heavy snowfall - we'll confirm current status closer to your travel dates.
What is MG Marg known for?
A pedestrian-only promenade in central Gangtok with shops, cafes and a relaxed evening atmosphere.
Is altitude sickness a concern in Gangtok?
Gangtok itself sits at a moderate altitude (around 1,650m) with low risk, though Tsomgo Lake and Nathula Pass are considerably higher and may cause mild symptoms in some travellers.
Can foreign nationals visit Nathula Pass?
Nathula Pass access for foreign nationals involves additional restrictions and is generally more limited than for Indian citizens - we'd need to confirm specific eligibility for your nationality.
What's the best time to visit Gangtok?
March-May and October-November offer the clearest mountain views and most pleasant weather, avoiding monsoon landslide risk.
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