7N – 8D Darjeling Sikkim
from ₹32,200.00
Experience Darjelling Sikkim to the full. The land of mystical gompas and blue lakes has never failed to mesmerize. With camel rides, sand dunes and some of the highest passes in the world with picturesque landscapes -Darjeling Gangtok has always been a Travellers delight.
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- Vacation Style Holiday Type
- Family
- Mountain
- Rural
- Snow & Ice
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- Activity Level Challenging
- Group Size Small Group
All about the 7N – 8D Darjeling Sikkim.
No Of Days: 8 Days / 7 Nights Visiting Months: Starts April and can visit till Mid October
Circuit: Leh – Pangong – Nubra Valley – Khardung La – Leh
A complete tour of the mystical land of Leh Ladakh. A home to the world’s highest passes and turquoise blue lakes caressed with some of nature’s weirdest compositions of sand dunes, double humped camels, and optical illusions, all this at a height of 4000 mt from the sea.
This Tour starts from Leh with a visit to the Sham Valley and magnetic hill further taking you to the colorful confluence of Zanskar and Indus rivers. Visit some of the most popular attractions of Leh like the Hall of Fame and Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, before you head to experience the nature’s extravagant creation – The Pangong Lake. A brackish (Salt Water) lake 4000 mt above the sea, 120 km in length and 7 km broad. Spend your night at our camp gazing the clear skies with millions of stars feeling so close. On day 4 say good bye to the blue waters of Pangong lake to visit the richest monasteries of Leh at Hemis and shop for memoirs in the Leh market.
And the mystical visit doesn’t end here. Head on to the Nubra valley via Khardung la, the highest motorable in the world at 18360ft. Experience the sand dunes of Nubra Valley and the Bactrian Double humped Camels at Hunder. Enjoy your time with Camel rides and ATV drives before you head to the famous Diskit Monastery while driving along the Shyok river back to Leh. On the seventh day while we wish you to come back soon, take with you lots of beautiful memories to cherish and stories to tell.
Customization and Group Booking
This Tour can be customized to suit your Travel need and requirements. If youre a Group of more than 6 Travellers – we can offer you a Discounted price.
For customization and Group Discounts – Contact Us by filling the form on our Contact page or mail us at [email protected]
The tour package inclusions and exclusions at a glance
What is included in this tour?Items that are included in the cost of tour price.
- 7 Nights accommodation in above mention hotel /Similar
- Transfer & Sightseeing all in exclusive basis by Non AC SUV
- Transfer & Sightseeing at North Sikkim & Tsomongo Lake in exclusive basis by Non AC SUV
- 02 Double Room & 01 Extra Bed
- Sightseeing as per itinerary
- Daily Breakfast & Dinner at Gangtok, & Darjeeling
- All Meals at Lachen & Lachung
- Driver / Guide entire trip.
- All transfer will be on point to point basis.
What is not included in this tour?Items that are not included in the cost of tour price.
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- Any portage at airports and hotels, tips, insurance, wine, mineral water, telephone charges, and all items of personal nature.
2. Any services not specifically mentioned in the inclusions.
3. Entrance fees to Monuments & other sight-seeing points.
4. Expenses caused by factors beyond our control like rail and flight delays, roadblocks, vehicle mal-functions, political disturbances etc.
5. Entrance Tickets for All Gardens. - Air fare
- All meals other than those specified in ‘Cost Includes’
- Nathula Pass – INR 3,500/- per vehicle
- Any portage at airports and hotels, tips, insurance, wine, mineral water, telephone charges, and all items of personal nature.
Hotels on Kashmir Tour
Choose from the different Accommodation options to suit your budget. This tour offers Hotel and Houseboat accommodation for you to choose from. We have categorized our Hotel in four distinct categories to help you decide the that best suits your needs and budget.
Hotels on this Tour
Tour pricing mentioned above includes Economy Accommodation as the base package. Select your choice of Hotel Category from ADD-ONs after adding the Tour to your Shopping Cart
Hotel Envisaged:
| City | Standard Hotels | Deluxe Hotels | Nights |
| Leh | Hotel Abu Palace/Hotel Layul Palace Hotel Arya | Hotel City Palace/Hotel Ladakh Palace Royal Holiday Leh | 05 |
| Nubra Valley | Sand Dune Leisure Camps/Hotel Oltang Royal Explorer Camps | Nubra Apple Cottages Himalayan Eco Resort/Nubra Ethnic | 01 |
| Pangong | Pangong Delight / Wonderland Camp Pangong Residency | Pangong Retreat/Martsemik Camps/ Red Start Camp | 01 |
The tour package inclusions and exclusions at a glance.
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On this Tour, breakfast and dinner are included on all days as specified in the Whats Included section. The menu for Breakfast and Dinner is regular Indian Cuisine in veg and addition of a local specialty on select days. We also add a Non-veg Dish to the menu on one of the days depending on availability.
Though not prohibited, we would advise NO.
Once registered we will send you a detailed list of Things to Carry which includes minute details from Toiletries to essential Medicines.
The vehicle used on Tour depends on the number of Persons traveling together and also on availability. Generally we use Tata Indigo, Honda Amaze or Swift Desire for groups of 4 persons traveling together. For bigger groups, Scorpio/ Innova/Traveller are used according to the seating capacity.
High Season (Mar–May, Sep–Nov)
- The weather is ideal in spring and autumn. Book flights well in advance; accommodation options can fill up.
- Himalayan views are best in October, while rhododendron blooms peak in March and April.
Shoulder Season (Dec–Feb)
- Bhutan has seasonal tariffs so there’ll be fewer tourists and good savings to be made by traveling outside the high season.
- The weather is still pleasant, though it can be cold in December and January.
Low Season (Jun–Aug)
- Monsoon rains and leeches put an end to most treks, although high-altitude flowers are at their peak.
Bhutan has a fairly formal dress code for both Bhutanese and visitors. A shirt with a collar, preferably long sleeves, and long trousers are required to enter a temple or monastery. For women. a skirt or trousers are fine. One set of slightly smart clothes is good for hotel dinners and during festivals when everyone wears their finest threads. Remember to dress in layers as temperatures vary a lot during the day, especially in spring and autumn. A swimming costume is useful for hot-stone baths and hot springs. A compact umbrella or rain jacket is useful any time of the year. Bring slip-on shoes, as you’ll need to take them off at every temple or monastery.
Children aged under five are exempt from Tour charges and five-to-12-year-olds get a 50% discount, so it needn’t break the bank if you bring kids along. Kids may become bored with long, monotonous drives, limited availability of TV and the internet, and little other entertainment available. On the other hand, they will be immediately accepted by local kids and their families, and they could make many new friends.
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