Spanned at an altitude of 400 mts to 2000 mts, this part serves soothing weather all round a year. Due to such a soothing climate, this place remains always relaxing and humble for vacationers. In this part, the most attractive views can be spotted in places like Tendong hill, Namchi, Temi tea garden, Ravangla, etc.

1. Ravangla: The town and its surrounding area offer an undisturbed view of the snow ranges of the greater Himalayas. Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Pandim, Mt. Sinialchu, Mt. Kabru are just a few of the major peaks that are visible from Ravangla.
2. Namchi: which signifies top of the sky, is a beautiful spot, favored with the bounties of nature. This residential area is to a great degree picturesque and fills in as a perfect place to discover comfort.

Jorethang: This is a major town in South Sikkim, Jorethang sprawls on the foothills below which river Rangeet flows. Jorethang stands at an altitude of 300m above sea level and thus has a temperate climate, which is quite pleasant. The town is situated on the way to Pelling and is known for its Akar suspension bridge.

On the north Sikkim tour you get a chance to absorb the beauty and amazing landscapes of northern Sikkim. The places of interest in north Sikkim are Gurudongmar lake, Yumthang valley, Lachung, Lachen, Yumesamdong (Zero Point), Chopta valley, etc.

1. Phodong monastery: Phodong Monastery is one of the six most important Buddhist monasteries in Sikkim,
2. Khangchendzonga national park: Designated a UNESCO world heritage site in 2016, the Khangchendzonga national park, in the heart of the Himalayas, is a glorious place. It is noted for its spectacular wildlife like snow leopard, red panda, great Tibetan sheep, musk deer, etc.
3. Lachung: 118 km from Gangtok known as the ‘small pass’, Lachung is embraced by snow-capped mountain peaks, breathtaking waterfalls, sparkling streams, and apple orchards.
4. Lachen:  07 to 08 hours driving distance from Gangtok and the sister village of Lachung. Lachen is the base for the Gurudongmar lake and Chopta valley tour package.
5. Yumthang Valley: The Yumthang Valley or Sikkim Valley of flowers sanctuary, is a nature sanctuary with the river, hot springs, yaks, and grazing pasture on rolling meadows surrounded by the Himalayan mountains in the north Sikkim.
6. Gurudongmar Lake: Gurudongmar is a high-altitude lake close to the Tibet border in north Sikkim. It is the land of Yaks, blue ships, and other high altitude animals of Sikkim and Tibet. The snow-fed milky water of the lake is one of the major sources of Tista, the most important river in Sikkim and North Bengal.
7. Mangan: From Gangtok to Chungthang, it goes across Mangan. Mangan is your pathway to enter North Sikkim but apart from that, it is an amazing tourist attraction with a splendid view of the Kanchenjunga range as well.
8. Zero Point: Yumesamdong, otherwise known as Zero Point, is one of the most frequented tourist places in Lachung.
9. Tso Lhamo Lake: At a distance of 10 km from Gurudongmar Lake, 40 km from Thangu, and 74 km from Lachen, Tso Lhamo Lake is a glacial lake situated beyond Gurudongmar Lake in North Sikkim. Located at an altitude of 17,490 feet, the Tso Lhamo is the highest lake in India and the 14th highest altitude lake in the world.

1. The area of eastern Sikkim falls across the east south part of Sikkim that is known as a hub of administrative activities of the state. The attractions of this area are Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, Deer Park, Government Institute of Cottage Industry, Hanumantok, etc.

   1. Tsomgo Lake: The sheer brilliance of natural beauty is reason enough to visit the Tsomgo Lake
   2. Nathula Pass: Nathu La, one of the highest motorable roads in the world, is a mountain pass in the Himalayan peaks that co-joins Sikkim and China. Situated on the Indo-Tibetan border 14450 ft. above sea level.
   3. Baba Harbhajan Singh Temple: The Baba Harbhajan Singh temple is popularly known as Baba Mandir. The Baba Mandir, Sikkim is located at an altitude of 12,123 ft above sea level. This is around 52 Km from Gangtok and is between Jelepla and Nathula pass. Baba Mandir is usually part of the itinerary when visiting Nathula Pass and Tsongmo Lake.
   4. Zuluk: Zuluk determines its tourism significance because of the great views of the eastern Himalayan mountain including the Kanchenjunga.
   5. Gangtok: With magnificent views of the Kanchenjunga peak, uniqueness, and vibrancy in colors of culture and tradition infused into the stunning sceneries and just the right dash of subtle city life are one of the most popular tourist destinations in the area. The name meaning hilltop, Gangtok can be safely said to be one of the most beautiful hill stations in the country.
   6. Aritar: Aritar is a part of east Sikkim, known for its natural beauty and rich history. This is an ideal destination for those who are looking forward to enjoying the lap of Nature.
   7. Do Drul Chorten: At a distance of 3 km from Gangtok SNT Bus Station, Do Drul Chorten is a Buddhist stupa situated in Gangtok, Sikkim. Situated adjacent to Namgyal Institute of Tibetology, it is one of the most magnificent and the biggest stupas in Gangtok and among the top places to experience Gangtok Tourism.
   8. Rumtek Monastery: The Rumtek Monastery is located at Rumtek which is about 24 km from Gangtok. The monastery is one of the religious centers of the Tibetan Buddhists. It is also known as the Dharma Chakra center.
   9. Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden: Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden is a lush green expanse of land that enchants visitors with its serene beauty. Located near Rumtek Monastery on the highway.
   10. Namgyal Institute Of Tibetology: One of its kind in India and the third in the world, the Namgyal Institute houses the largest collection of Tibetan works outside of Tibet.
   11. Sikkim Himalayan Zoological Park: Himalayan Zoological Park is certainly a place for wildlife lovers in Sikkim. The Park has been established, to preserve the wildlife, without disturbing the creatures and keeping them in their natural habitat.
   12. Ganesh Tok: Ganesh Tok is a small Ganesh temple located 7 km from Gangtok at an altitude of 6500 m and can accommodate just one person at a time and one has to crawl to reach there. But a panoramic view of the entire town of Gangtok, the Raj Bhavan complex, and mount Kanchenjunga can be seen from here and makes for a breathtaking view.
   13. Hanuman Tok: The temple is famous among tourists. People visit the temple to offer prayers and also to enjoy the beautiful view. There is a circular balcony around the temple and a viewing lounge to soak in the view.
   14. Bakthang Waterfall: The Bakthang waterfall is only 20 minutes drive from Gangtok town to a place called Swastik, adjacent to the army cantonment area.
   15. Ridge Park – Ridge Park is a flower exhibition center.  The latter is a flat stretch of the road exactly above Gangtok Town and if you’re into floriculture, an hour or two will pass by in the blink of an eye.

   Temi Tea Garden: The only tea estate existing in the State produces one of the top quality teas for the international market. The tea garden spread out on a gentle hill slope originating from Tendong Hill provides a magnificent view of the surrounding villages.

For those who love trekking, it is the most attractive part of Sikkim tourism. In the western Sikkim part, you will see a huge variety of attractive flora and fauna. The main attractions of this destination are Pelling, Yuksom, Goecha La, etc. 

1. Yuksom: Yuksom means the “meeting place of the three learned monks” as three monks who came from Tibet selected Phuntsog Namgyal as the first King of Sikkim.
2. Teesta River: Originally, the river continued southward to empty directly into the Padma river (main channel of Ganga in Bangladesh) but around 1787 the river changed its course to flow eastward to join the Jamuna river.
3. Pelling: Pelling is the ideal place for exploring the Himalayan views, without any of the harshness of the high mountains. It is the closest view possible apart from mountain trekking.
4. Goechala: The Goecha La trek is unarguably one of the best treks in the Himalayas taking you through the stunning and diverse Kanchenjunga national park in the heart of Sikkim.
5. Tashiding Monastery: Tashiding Monastery does make a destination not to be missed by the tourists. Tashiding Monastery belongs to the Nyingmapa order and was built in the 17th century on top of a hill between the two beautiful rivers, Rangit and Rathong.
6. Pemayangtse Monastery: The Pemayangtse Monastery is one of the oldest and premier monasteries of Sikkim. The monastery has a unique depth in its name. The term Pemayangtse means “Perfect Sublime Lotus”, and is said to symbolize one of the four plexus of the human body.
7. Khecheopalri Lake: Khechepalri is located at a distance of 31 km from Pelling in West Sikkim. Khecheopalri means ‘heaven of Padmasambhava’, an 8th-century Buddhist master; and the lake is believed to be a wish-fulfilling lake.
8. Rabdentse Ruins: Rabdentse Ruins is the archeological site that tells Sikkim’s story of glory. Until 1814 A.D, it was the second capital of Sikkim, established by Chogyal II. Later on, after the Nepalese invasion in the 18th century, the palace and the monastery complex were destroyed and turned into ruins.
9. Singshore: The Singshore suspension bridge is the highest bridge in Sikkim and the second-highest bridge in the Asian subcontinent with over 100 meters in height. The view from the bridge is overwhelming with the sight of beautiful waterfalls and breathtaking views of green hillsides.

1. Sikkim, a verdant landlocked state shares its borders with Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, and West Bengal. Hinduism and Buddhism are the predominant religions in Sikkim so most of the fairs and festivals are celebrated according to the respective calendars. Its colorful festivals are the explanation of its beautiful culture. If you are interested in a cultural tour package experience in your Sikkim package tour, you could include the dates of the below-mentioned festivals in your Sikkim tour package Itinerary. Some of the most famous festivals of Sikkim are:

   1. Red Panda Winter Festival in Gangtok: Red Panda festival previously known as Sikkim Winter Carnival is organized in December/ January. Like most festivals, the Red Panda festival display-case the traditions and culture of the Sikkimese people.
   2. Pelling Tourism Festival: Pelling Tourism festival in Pelling is one of the most popular weeklong programs of Sikkim as well as for tourists across the globe. Tourists can enjoy magnificent views of the mountains including Mt. Kanchenjunga (3rd highest mountain in the world). Officially the festival continues from 25th December to 29 December.
   3. Saga Dawa: is a very auspicious day for the Mahayana Buddhists. On this day people go to monasteries to offer butter lamps and worship. A huge procession of monks goes around Gangtok with holy scriptures.
   4. Phang Lhabsol: is a festival unique to Sikkim. It is celebrated to offer thanks to mount Khanchendzonga, the guardian deity of Sikkim, and Yabdu, the supreme commander.
   5. Kagyat Dance: is performed every 28th and 29th day of the Tibetan Calendar. The solemn nature of the dance is interspersed with comic relief provided by the gesture.
   6. Dasain: the biggest and most important festival of the Hindu Nepali population is celebrated in September-October. It symbolizes the victory of good over evil.
   7. Deepavali: the festival of lights, is celebrated 10 days after Dashain.
   8. Pang Lhabsol: is a festival on the 15th day of the 7th month, around the end of August-September
   9. Kagyat Dance: performed on 28th & 29th day of 10th month, around December
   10. Losoong / Namsong: considered to be one of the most important festivals of the northeast Indian state of Sikkim, Losoong or Namsong marks the beginning of the Sikkimese new year and is celebrated with great joy and fervor all across the region.
   11. Losar Festival: Losar is a festival in Tibetan Buddhism. The holiday is celebrated on various dates depending on location and tradition. The holiday is a new year’s festival, celebrated on the first day of the lunisolar Tibetan calendar,
   12. Maghe Sankranti: The month of Magh, around January
   13. Enchey Chaams: 18th & 19th days of the 11th month, around December-January
   14. Rumtek Chamms
   15. Tse-Chu ‘Chaams’: 10th day of the 5th month, around June
   16. Winter Chaam: (Guthor ‘Chaam’) 2 days before Losar