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Discover the best of Sikkim and West Bengal. Marvel at Himalayan views, monasteries, and vibrant culture. Visit Tsomgo Lake, Rumtek Monastery, and Darjeeling’s tea gardens. This twin-city tour offers a peaceful and refreshing Himalayan escape.
Combine tea estates of Darjeeling with Sikkim’s monasteries, lakes, and mountain views.
Visit Tsomgo Lake, Rumtek Monastery, and enjoy cultural and scenic experiences in Gangtok.
Relax in cool climates, sample local food, and shop for handicrafts.
Your Assam & Meghalaya tour starts on your arrival at Guwahati, and you drive straight to Shillong, called ‘Scotland of the East” (100 kms 3 hrs). En-route visit “Umium Lake”, a majestic placid lake with its surrounding sylvan hills. On arrival at Shillong, check in at your hotel. Afternoon visit to the St. Catholic Cathedral, wards lake, Golf Course. Overnight stay at the hotel.
After breakfast will drive to the Grand Canyons of Laitlum, a delighting place which will mesmerize you. Enjoy the breathtaking view of the lush green hills and a sprawling meadow, its steep winding stairways that bend their way deep downhill leading to a small village. Laitlum is not crowded like other tourist destinations. It is a beautiful and unique valley with a pleasant hilly weather. Spend your time with the nature and rejuvenate yourself. Then drive to Shillong Peak (If Permitted by Air Force) which is situated at the height of 6449 sq. ft. and 1965m above sea level and Shillong City gets recognition from the peak itself. A telescope is also installed at the top of the peak building where you can have the Bird’s Eye View from one corner to another corner of Shillong. The last destination of the day would be Elephant falls. Located in Upper Shillong, this waterfall is famous as well as extraordinarily beautiful. The three stepped waterfall is named after an elephant shaped rock found at the foot of the falls.
After breakfast a day excursion to Krang Suri waterfalls. Krang Suri falls is amongst one of the most scenic waterfalls of Meghalaya. The falls is blessed with shimmering blue waters and lush green picturesque surrounding. Later visit Indo- Bangladesh border and drive to Mawlynnong village for a night stay.
After breakfast a day excursion to Mawlynnong-cleanest village in Asia. Arrive Mawlynnong visit Single Decker living root-bridge inside the jungle, later visit and enjoy the locally made watch tower, made up of bamboos. This watch tower gives you 360 degree view of the surrounding area. Later drive to Cherrapunjee. O/n Hotel.
Morning after breakfast visit Mawsmai Cave, Nohkalikai waterfalls, Eco-Park , Koh Ramhah, Seven sisters water fall (one of the longest in India). Later transfer to your hotel/resort for overnight stay. Evening is free for your own.
Morning after breakfast a day excursion to Mawsynram en-route visit One of the most remarkable features of the Khasi Hills are the sacred forests, which have been preserved by traditional religious sanction, since the ancient days. One of the most famous sacred forests is the Mawphlang Sacred Forest, about 25 kilometres from Shillong. The sacred grove has an amazing life form of plants, flowering trees, orchids and butterflies. An ideal destination for nature lovers In Mawsynram, there is a cave called the Mawjymbuin Cave which is one of the well known caves in Meghalaya. This cave, due to years of weathering and due to dripping of mineralized solutions and deposition of calcium carbonate, it has thus given rise to some magnificent stalagmites. These stalagmites are not only important and of great interest for geological research but also because of their exquisiteness. The stalagmite of the Mawjymbuin Cave is shaped into a massive Shivalinga. The cave also has a dome shaped rock with a flat top called the Symper Rock. O/N at Shillong.
After breakfast drive back to Guwahati Check in hotel. Afternoon visit Sankardev Kalakhetra, Umananda temple, Balaji Temple, evening Brahmaputra river cruise (on direct Payment) Etc. Overnight stay hotel.
After breakfast visit “Maa Kamakhya” temple on the top of the Ninachal hills at a distance of 8 Kms from the city center, later drive to LGBI airport, Guwahati to catch your flight to your onward destination.
Accommodation will be provided based on the Starting Room Category of each hotel, arranged on a twin sharing basis.
Breakfast will be provided daily according to the package outlined at the hotel.
Airport transfers and sightseeing will be conducted according to the itinerary using an air-conditioned Swift Dzire for 2 guests, and a Maruti Ertiga or Toyota Innova for 4-6 guests, or a similar vehicle, all equipped with an All India Tourist Permit.
All currently applicable taxes are included; however, any additional tax imposed by the Government shall be extra.
Any meal unless stated otherwise.
Any Airfare.
Any Manual.
Any jungle safari.
All entrance fees to monuments.
Expenses of a personal nature such as telephone and laundry bills, among others.
Taxes related to airports and travel insurance, among other considerations.
Additional services not mentioned above.
Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, Rumtek Monastery in Gangtok, and Tiger Hill, tea gardens, and the Toy Train in Darjeeling.
Yes, but it depends on weather and permits. It’s a high-altitude border point with stunning Himalayan views.
March to June and October to December are ideal for pleasant climate and clear mountain views.
Yes, local bazaars offer Tibetan handicrafts, woollen clothes, tea, and handmade souvenirs worth buying.
Yes, with several accommodation and travel options, the tour suits all budgets—from backpackers to luxury travelers.
Best of two hill stations: Witness the heritage in Darjeeling and the culture in Gangtok in this refreshing trip.
Refreshing Destinations: Visits to Tsomgo Lake, Rumtek Monastery, and iconic viewpoints.
Comfortable Accommodation: Comfortable transport between cities with scenic pit stops.
Full Assistance: Travel support, permits, and curated local experiences included.
Explore must-see attractions, vibrant local markets, breathtaking natural landscapes, thrilling wildlife experiences, and beautiful island getaways
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Located at an altitude of 3,753 meters, Tsongmo Lake is a glacial wonder nestled in East Sikkim. Surrounded by snow-covered peaks, this high-altitude lake changes its beauty with the seasons. In spring, the area blooms with vibrant rhododendrons and primulas. The lake remains frozen during winter, creating a surreal white landscape. It holds religious significance for the local people and is considered sacred. A visit here offers peace, beauty, and a glimpse into Himalayan serenity.
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Nathula Pass, situated at 4,310 meters, is one of the most iconic Himalayan border crossings between India and China. Once part of the ancient Silk Route, it now symbolizes the historic ties and trade between the two nations. The drive to the pass is thrilling and lined with dramatic mountain scenery. Visitors can see barbed-wire fences, military bunkers, and fluttering prayer flags. On clear days, the panoramic views are simply breathtaking. Indian citizens need a permit to visit this high-altitude marvel.
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Rumtek Monastery, also known as the Dharma Chakra Centre, is the largest and one of the most important Buddhist monasteries in Sikkim. Perched on a hilltop near Gangtok, it displays stunning Tibetan-style architecture. The monastery is the seat of the Karmapa, the spiritual head of the Karma Kagyu lineage. It houses rare scriptures, murals, thangkas, and sacred relics. The peaceful ambiance and chanting monks add to its spiritual charm. It’s a must-visit for cultural and spiritual travelers alike.
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The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, fondly called the ‘Toy Train,’ is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Operating since the 1880s, this narrow-gauge train winds through steep hills, lush tea gardens, and colonial-era stations. The slow-paced ride allows travelers to soak in the serene surroundings of the Himalayas. It runs between New Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling, offering an old-world charm. The journey through Batasia Loop is a highlight, with panoramic views and a war memorial. It’s a nostalgic and scenic ride like no other.
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Tiger Hill is one of the most famous sunrise points in India, located just outside Darjeeling. At dawn, the hilltop offers an awe-inspiring view of Mount Kanchenjunga bathed in golden light. On exceptionally clear days, the distant silhouette of Mount Everest is also visible. Tourists gather early in the morning to witness this magical spectacle. The viewpoint stands at an elevation of about 2,590 meters. It's a soul-stirring experience that makes the chilly morning completely worthwhile.
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Batasia Loop is a remarkable spiral railway track near Ghoom, where the Toy Train makes a graceful loop. This engineering marvel allows the train to navigate steep gradients while offering a full 360-degree view of the surrounding landscape. Lush gardens, flowing pathways, and vibrant flowers enhance its beauty. At the center stands a war memorial dedicated to Gorkha soldiers who died in various wars. With the Kanchenjunga range in the background, it’s a popular stop for photos. It perfectly blends history, beauty, and engineering.
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Pelling is a peaceful hill town in West Sikkim known for its jaw-dropping views of the snow-clad Himalayas. It offers a closer glimpse of Mount Kanchenjunga and other towering peaks. The town is home to several attractions, including the historic Pemayangtse Monastery. Adventure seekers can explore nearby waterfalls, trekking trails, and skywalks. Pelling is a wonderful mix of spirituality, nature, and quiet charm. It’s perfect for a relaxed yet enriching mountain getaway.
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Darjeeling’s lush tea gardens are world-famous for producing premium-quality tea, often called the 'Champagne of Teas.' Visitors can stroll through rolling green plantations and witness tea-picking by skilled workers. Many estates offer factory tours to see the tea-making process up close. Some gardens, like Happy Valley and Makaibari, also offer homestays and tastings. The fragrance of fresh tea leaves in the misty air is unforgettable. A visit here combines sensory delight with cultural heritage.
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Ghoom Monastery, also known as Yiga Choeling Monastery, is one of the oldest and most revered Buddhist sites in Darjeeling. It houses a magnificent 15-foot-high statue of Maitreya Buddha, the future Buddha. Built in 1850, the monastery belongs to the Gelugpa (Yellow Hat) sect. Inside, you’ll find ancient manuscripts, thangkas, and Tibetan prayer wheels. The peaceful ambiance and deep spiritual energy make it a must-visit for anyone seeking tranquility. Located at 2,225 meters, it also offers scenic views of the region.
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