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The glass skywalk and Chenrezig statue at Pelling

Sikkim honeymoon packages

Kanchenjunga at the window, and the road all to yourselves

A frozen lake at 12,300 ft, a valley of rhododendrons and a Pelling room that looks straight at the third-highest mountain on earth. Private honeymoons from Bagdogra with your own car, permits arranged.

Packages
6
Days
5–7
From, per adult
₹16,999
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6 packages · 5–7 days

Sikkim honeymoon packages

Private on your dates from Bagdogra or NJP. Prices are per adult on twin sharing, permits included.

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Sikkim trip cost by number of days

Per adult on twin sharing, read from the packages on this page.

Trip lengthPrice (per adult)Example
5 days (2)₹16,999 – ₹17,999Gangtok & Pelling – 5 Days of Lakes, Monasteries & Kanchenjunga Views, Sikkim
6 days (2)₹21,999 – ₹56,999Sikkim & Darjeeling Couple Getaway – 6 Days Honeymoon Package
7 days (2)₹27,999 – ₹64,999Sikkim Honeymoon: Gangtok, Lachung & Pelling – 7 Days

Popular Sikkim routes

The towns each trip sleeps in, in order. Any route can be changed.

Sikkim honeymoon packages at a glance

PackageDurationStarts – endsRatingFrom (per adult)
Gangtok & Pelling – 5 Days of Lakes, Monasteries & Kanchenjunga Views, Sikkim5D/4NBagdogra / NJP – Bagdogra / NJP–₹16,999
Old Silk Route Tour: Zuluk, Nathang Valley & Gangtok – 5 Days5D/4NSiliguri – Siliguri–₹17,999
Sikkim & Darjeeling Couple Getaway – 6 Days Honeymoon Package6D/5NSiliguri – Siliguri–₹21,999
Sikkim Honeymoon: Gangtok, Lachung & Pelling – 7 Days7D/6NBagdogra / NJP – Bagdogra / NJP–₹27,999
Luxury Sikkim Honeymoon – 6 Days in Gangtok & Pelling6D/5NBagdogra – Bagdogra–₹56,999
Luxury Sikkim Tour – 7 Days: Mayfair, Nor-Khill & Mount Pandim7D/6NBagdogra – Bagdogra–₹64,999

Sikkim honeymoon packages at a glance

6 Sikkim honeymoon itineraries from Bagdogra, 5 to 7 days, ₹16,999 to ₹64,999 per adult.

Trip length
5 to 7 days
Price
₹16,999 to ₹64,999 per adult
Starts from
Bagdogra
Permits
None to enter Sikkim for Indian travellers; Tsomgo Lake, Nathu La and North Sikkim need permits, which we arrange; foreigners need a Restricted Area Permit
Getting there
Bagdogra to Gangtok: 125 km, 4–5 hrs

Updated · Breeziah Travel, Guwahati

Why couples plan with us

We plan Sikkim honeymoons around the views: a Kanchenjunga-facing room in Pelling, Yumthang before the crowds, and slow evenings on MG Marg.

Just the two of you

A private car and driver for the whole trip, never shared.

Rooms with the view

Kanchenjunga- or valley-facing rooms requested by name.

Small touches

Cake, flowers or a candlelit dinner arranged with the hotel at cost.

Prayer flags on the road from Lachung to Yumthang

North Sikkim

Prayer flags on the road to Yumthang

Where you'll go

Seven places that make a Sikkim trip

Most routes join three or four of these. Gangtok is the base; everything else depends on how high and how far you want to go.

Signature moments

The days you'll still talk about

Woven into our routes, timed for the weather and the permits.

Half-frozen Gurudongmar Lake under glaciated Himalayan peaks

Gurudongmar, North Sikkim

A lake at 17,800 feet

A pre-dawn drive from Lachen to one of the world's highest lakes, sacred to Buddhists and Sikhs, turquoise under bare peaks.

Snowfields and Himalayan peaks at Zero Point above Yumthang, North Sikkim

Above Yumthang

Snow at Zero Point

Where the road ends at 15,300 ft, with snow on the ground for most of the year.

The Lachung river winding through Yumthang Valley below snow peaks

April – May

Yumthang in bloom

Two dozen kinds of rhododendron flower along the Lachung river in spring.

The painted facade of Pemayangtse Monastery, Pelling

Pelling

Morning prayers at Pemayangtse

One of Sikkim's oldest monasteries, with a seven-tier wooden model of the heavens inside.

Khecheopalri, the sacred wishing lake, seen from above

Khecheopalri, West Sikkim

The wishing lake

A still forest lake sacred to Buddhists and Hindus, said to grant wishes, an easy walk from the road.

Where you'll stay

Hotels that suit the mountain, not just the brochure

Every itinerary names the hotel for each night. Gangtok and Pelling have real choice; North Sikkim is simpler, and we tell you so.

Good 3-star hotels

Comfort

  • Central Gangtok hotels a short walk from MG Marg
  • Kanchenjunga-facing rooms in Pelling
  • The best available lodges in Lachung and Lachen

Our standard for most Sikkim trips

Resorts with the view

Premium

  • Spa resorts and heritage hotels in Gangtok
  • Mountain-view suites in Pelling
  • Upgraded rooms in North Sikkim where they exist

Mayfair Spa Resort and The Elgin Nor-Khill in Gangtok, The Elgin Mount Pandim in Pelling

Homestays on the high roads

Village

  • Family homestays in Zuluk, Nathang and Lachung
  • Home-cooked Sikkimese food by the stove
  • Simple rooms, big views, real hospitality

Paired with a hotel night on either side

Honest note: hotels in Lachung and Lachen are basic at any budget, with heaters but no luxury. Gangtok and Pelling are where the premium stays are.

MG Marg, Gangtok's car-free promenade

How it works

From first message to last drop

  1. 1

    Tell us how you like to travel

    Dates, who's coming, and how high you want to go. We'll tell you honestly whether Gurudongmar or Nathu La suits your group.

  2. 2

    Send ID, we arrange the permits

    A day-by-day plan with named hotels and real drive times, then permits for Tsomgo, Nathu La and North Sikkim filed before you arrive.

  3. 3

    Travel with a Sikkim driver

    A private SUV from Bagdogra or NJP and back, daylight driving, and our team on WhatsApp if the mountain changes the plan.

When to go

The Sikkim year

March – May

Best

Spring: rhododendrons in Yumthang (April–May), pleasant days of 15–22°C in Gangtok and snow still at Zero Point and Nathu La. The busiest season, so book early.

October – December

Best

The clearest skies of the year and the best Kanchenjunga views. Cold at altitude by December, with the first snow at Tsomgo and Nathu La.

January – February

Good

Snow season. Gangtok and Pelling are crisp and quiet; North Sikkim and Nathu La can close after heavy snowfall, so we keep a spare day.

June – September

Avoid

Monsoon. Landslides close roads, North Sikkim permits are often suspended and the mountains hide behind cloud. Gangtok alone is possible at low rates.

Honest drive times

Bagdogra → Gangtok

125 km · 4–5 hrs

Gangtok → Tsomgo Lake

38 km · 1.5–2 hrs

Gangtok → Lachung

115 km · 5–6 hrs

Lachen → Gurudongmar Lake

65 km · 3 hrs

Gangtok → Pelling via Ravangla

130 km · 5 hrs

Gangtok → Darjeeling

95 km · 4 hrs

Before you go

Permits, getting there and what to know

Permits for the high places

Indian travellers don't need a permit to enter Sikkim, but Tsomgo Lake, Nathu La, North Sikkim (Lachung, Lachen, Yumthang, Gurudongmar) and the Old Silk Route each need a protected-area permit. We file them through a registered agent with a photo ID and two passport photos per person. Nathu La opens to Indian visitors only, on Wednesday to Sunday. Foreign nationals need a Restricted Area Permit to enter Sikkim and cannot visit Nathu La or Gurudongmar.

Getting there

By air
Fly into Bagdogra (IXB), the nearest well-connected airport, with direct flights from Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Bengaluru. Gangtok is 4–5 hours by road. Pakyong airport near Gangtok has very few flights.
By train
New Jalpaiguri (NJP) is the nearest major station, about 4–5 hours from Gangtok. Overnight trains run from Kolkata, and direct trains from Delhi and Guwahati.
From Darjeeling
Gangtok is about 4 hours from Darjeeling, so the two pair naturally into one trip. See our Darjeeling tour packages.

Know before you go

  • Gurudongmar and Nathu La are above 14,000 ft. Not advised for infants, or for anyone with heart or breathing conditions; spend a night in Gangtok before going high.
  • North Sikkim roads close after landslides. We confirm the road and permit status the day before and keep a back-up plan.
  • Carry original photo ID and two passport photos per person; permits are checked at several posts.
  • Sikkim is strict about plastic. Carry a refillable bottle; packaged water is restricted in some areas.
  • Mobile signal is weak beyond Gangtok. Only BSNL and Airtel work reliably in North Sikkim.
  • Nights are cold at Lachung and Lachen all year. Pack a down jacket even in May.

Questions

Sikkim travel questions

Anything else, ask us on WhatsApp. A person answers, usually within minutes.

Is Sikkim good for a honeymoon?

Yes. Sikkim is calm, safe and scenic, with snow at Tsomgo Lake and Zero Point for much of the year, monasteries, and Kanchenjunga views from Pelling. It suits couples who enjoy mountains more than beaches.

How many days are enough for a Sikkim honeymoon?

Six to seven days covers Gangtok, Tsomgo Lake, a night in Lachung for Yumthang Valley, and Pelling. With five days, choose either North Sikkim or Pelling.

Which month is best for a honeymoon in Sikkim?

March to May for rhododendrons and clear days, October to mid-December for the sharpest mountain views. December to February brings snow at higher altitudes; some North Sikkim roads can close after heavy snowfall.

Do I need a permit for Sikkim?

Indian nationals can enter Sikkim freely, but Tsomgo Lake, Nathu La, North Sikkim and the Old Silk Route need protected-area permits, which we arrange with your photo ID and passport photos. Foreign nationals need a Restricted Area Permit and cannot visit Nathu La or Gurudongmar.

Which vehicle do you use in Sikkim?

Sikkim's taxi rules mean Sikkim-registered vehicles are used for sightseeing inside the state, usually an Innova, Xylo or Scorpio. For North Sikkim, an SUV is essential. For larger groups we use Tempo Travellers where the road allows.

Gangtok's rooftops and the hills of East Sikkim under a blue sky

Your honeymoon, planned around you

Tell us your dates. We'll find the room that faces Kanchenjunga.

A day-by-day plan with named hotels, honest drive times and an itemised price, usually the same day.

Photo credits

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