Trekking
We offer a wide range of thrilling trekking packages designed for all adventure lovers – from beginners to experienced trekkers. Discover the details of each exciting trek below and find the perfect trail for your next adventure!
Timbung Pokhari - Yambong - Bajre Dara Trek (9 Days / 8 Nights)
Region: West Sikkim, India | Maximum Altitude: ~4,720 m / 15,485 ft
Trek Grade: Moderate | Best Season: March-May & October-November
Embark on a thrilling and soul-stirring journey through the unexplored trails of West Sikkim. The Timbung Pokhari-Yambong-Bajre Dara Trek offers everything an adventurer dreams of – mystical forests, alpine lakes, panoramic mountain vistas, and a touch of Sikkimese spirituality.
Overnight camping by the lake makes for a serene and unforgettable experience.
Descend gently to reach Timbung Pokhari, a sacred glacial lake that glows turquoise in the sunlight. Overnight by the lake.
From here, enjoy stunning views of Mount Kanchenjunga and the Sikkim Himalayas.
Trek Highlights
Panoramic Himalayan Views
Catch mesmerizing glimpses of Mount Kanchenjunga, Mount Everest, Makalu, and Lhotse from the high ridges and passes.
Sacred Glacial Lakes
Visit Lampokhri, Timbung Pokhari, and Dzoktay Pokhari - each with its own legend and spiritual significance.
Rhododendron & Alpine Forests
Walk through enchanting trails carpeted with rhododendrons, ferns, and moss-covered trees, especially vibrant during spring.
Mystical Thunder Ridge (Bajre Dara)
Experience the surreal beauty of the burnt forest ridge, a landscape that blends mystery and magnificence.
Culture & Spirituality
Meet the warm people of West Sikkim, explore their traditions, and witness how spirituality flows naturally through the region’s lakes and monasteries.
Why Choose the Timbung Pokhari-Yambong-Bajre Dara Trek?
Bajre Dara Trek - The Hidden Gem of West Sikkim (5 Days / 4 Nights)
Region: West Sikkim | Maximum Altitude: 3,200 m (10,500 ft) | Trek Grade: Easy to Moderate
Experience the untouched beauty of the Eastern Himalayas on the Bajre Dara Trek, also known as the Thunder Ridge Trail. This short yet rewarding trek offers stunning mountain panoramas, mystical forest trails, and a deep spiritual connection with Sikkim’s sacred landscapes.
Take the evening to relax and enjoy a peaceful mountain sunset.
Arrive at your campsite on the ridge – aptly named “Thunder Ridge” – and enjoy a warm campfire under a blanket of stars.
Overnight at the Trekker’s Hut, surrounded by the peaceful chants and prayer flags of the valley.
Afterward, drive to Pelling, a charming hill town offering spectacular views of the Kanchenjunga range. Evening at leisure.
Trek Highlights
Stunning Mountain Vistas
Experience uninterrupted views of Mount Kanchenjunga, Mount Pandim, and neighboring peaks, especially during sunrise and sunset from Bajre Dara Ridge.
Pristine Rhododendron Forests
Walk through untouched rhododendron and oak forests that burst into color during spring, making the trail one of the most scenic in West Sikkim.
Mystical Landscapes of Thunder Ridge
Discover the hauntingly beautiful burnt tree trunks scattered along the ridge - remnants of ancient forest fires that give Bajre Dara its name, “The Thunder Ridge.”
Spiritual Connection
Visit Khecheopalri Monastery and its sacred lake — a place of deep spiritual energy where wishes are believed to be fulfilled.
Why Choose the Bajre Dara Trek?
Goechala Trek - Journey to the Mighty Kanchenjunga (11 Days / 10 Nights)
Region: West Sikkim | Highest Altitude: 4,600 m (15,100 ft) | Grade: Moderate to Difficult
Trek Highlights
Mesmerizing sunrise at Goechala Viewpoint
Majestic views of Kanchenjunga, Pandim, and Everest range
Enchanting Samiti Lake
Vibrant rhododendron forests and alpine meadows
Authentic Sikkimese culture and monasteries
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After enjoying the sunrise and photography, return to Kalijhar for breakfast, then descend back to Uttarey Valley, completing this unforgettable Himalayan circuit.
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