Payments
- Booking will be confirmed on 25% payment of the total package price (Non-refundable).
- 50% of the package price must be paid 45 days before the tour date.
- 100% of the package price must be paid 15 days before the tour date.
- All sightseeing on tour is subject to availability (No refund).
- From the date of booking up to 30 days before departure – Only communication charges of Rs. 2000 per person.
- 30 – 15 days prior to departure – 25% of the tour cost.
- 14 – 07 days prior to departure – 50% of the tour cost.
- 07 – 03 days prior to departure – 75% of the tour cost.
- 02 days before departure / No Show – 100% of the tour cost.
Note: The above are the cancellation rules, but we will put our best possible effort to minimize the cancellation charges.
- In case of landslides or any other natural calamity, if a change of vehicle or hiring another vehicle is required, all charges shall be paid by the guest on the spot.
- The company shall not be responsible for any flight misses, loss, injury, or damage to a person or property in connection with transportation or caused by strikes, pilferage, breakdown of machinery, accidents, etc.
- The company reserves the right to change hotels and vehicles without prior notice.
- All sightseeing depends on permits, weather, and road conditions.
We offer secure and convenient payment options for your bookings. Payments can be made through Bank Transfer and UPI.
- Bank Transfer: You can transfer the amount directly to our official bank account. Please ensure to share the transaction details for confirmation.
- UPI Payments: Quick and hassle-free transactions via UPI apps like Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, or any other UPI-supported platform.
Note:
- Cash deposits are strictly not accepted.
- Please ensure payments are made to our official account details provided at the time of booking.
- For any payment-related queries, feel free to contact our support team.
Suggestions and tips
No, Nathula Pass is not open every day. It is usually open to Indian tourists from Tuesday to Sunday (closed on Mondays). However, access is subject to weather conditions, security restrictions, and permits issued by the authorities.
Since Nathula Pass is a high-altitude border area, it can be closed due to heavy snowfall, landslides, or security reasons. It is always advisable to check with local authorities or your travel agent before planning a visit.
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Sikkim is all-year round destination, except the rainy months of July and August. However, to get a clear view of the mountain range and snow, October to March is the best time to come. And in case you want a witness snowfall, then January to March are the best months. If you want to beat the heat, then most of the tourists visit in the months between April to June.
Sikkim has a lot in store for adventure lovers. You can indulge in a thrilling river rafting experience in Teesta River, mountain biking and cycling, paragliding, trekking, rock climbing and wildlife safari among many other spine chilling activities.
Travel reccomendations
Sikkim is well connected by all modes of transport (air, rail, and road). The nearest airport is Pakyong Airport (30 km from Gangtok) and Bagdogra Airport (120 km from Gangtok). The nearest railway station is New Jalpaiguri Railway Station (120 km from Gangtok)
To cover the important places in Sikkim, you require 7 to 8 days which would include Gangtok (including nearby places of Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, and Nathula Pass), Lachen and Lachung (including Gurudongmar Lake and Yumthang Valley), and Pelling with Namchi and Ravangla.
No, Indian Nationals do not require a permit to visit Sikkim. However, there are certain places (like Tsomgo Lake, Baba MAndir, Nathula Pass, Gurudongmar Lake, Yumthang Valley) for which all Indian tourists have to obtain an Inner Line Permit which is arranged by the local tour operator.
Terms and conditions
- Vehicles would be Non A.C in the hills as it is difficult to climb uphill roads.
- For delay in train/flight/bus timings Rs. 200/- extra would be applicable Per Hour.
- Confirmations of hotels are subject to availability. Extra Bed @ hotel will be (Bed Roll / Mattress).
- Slight alterations in the accommodation may become unavoidable due to unavailability of rooms in mentioned hotels, but the accommodation so provided will be of the same class.
- Check-in time 1200 Hrs and Check-out time 1200 Hrs for all Hotels.
- Sumo / Similar will be Stand to Stand, only in Gangtok.
- The above rates are applicable for 05 Km Hotels within the City.
- No refund will be for unused services.
- Foreigners are not allowed to visit Restricted areas in Sikkim like Baba Mandir, Nathua Pass, Zero Point, Gurudongmer Lake.
- Normal running time of vehicle is 7am to 6pm, subject to weather conditions.
- Vehicles are provided on Point-To-Point basis & may change accordingly.
- Small cars will be upgraded to a Regular car due to unavoidable situations like bad roads or unavailability, with no extra cost.
- Gangtok local sightseeing in a luxury car can be altered with 02 small cars due to unavoidable situations with no extra cost.
- In case of landslide or any other reason Tsangoo Lake is closed, we shall provide you with alternate sightseeing.
- Meal plans:
- EP - only room
- CP - room + breakfast
- MAP - room + breakfast + lunch/dinner
- AP - room + all meals (full board)
PLEASE CARRY VALID PHOTO ID CARD SUCH AS PASSPORT / VOTER ID CARD / DRIVING LICENSE / DEPARTMENTAL PHOTO ID CARD FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ETC (PAN CARD / AADHAR CARD ETC MAY NOT ACCEPTABLE AS ADDRESS PROOF IN SOME AREAS) ALONG WITH PASSPORT SIZED PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ENTRY PERMITS/ILP ETC, AS IT’S REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF ISSUING YOUR PERMITS FOR RESTRICTED PLACES. PERMISSION IS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY. PLEASE ASK FOR DETAILS.
During Travel
We provide 24/7 customer support. If you encounter any issues, you can reach us via phone, email, or WhatsApp.
Sikkim enjoys a cool and pleasant climate throughout the year. Hence, carrying warm woollen clothes is essential. The regional people of Sikkim observes some strict rules and dress codes, which must be respected. Make sure to dress appropriately and in full, especially when visiting the religious establishments.
Hot spots for shopaholics include Mahatma Gandhi Road, Directorate of Handicrafts and Handlooms and the Lal Bazaar. Your shopping list must comprise of prayer flags and prayer wheels, Thangka paintings, singing bowls and tea.