Gangtok Local Sightseeing Package Itinerary 10 7 Points Cost

An Half Day or 7 Points Gangtok Sightseeing by car covers the folllowing attractions. 

1. DEORALI ORCHID SANCTUARY

2. ENCHEY MONASTERY

3. GANESH TOK

4. BAN JHAKRI WATER FALLS

5. ROPEWAY

6. NAMGYAL INSTITUTE OF TIBETOLOGY

7. TASHI VIEW POINT

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Gangtok is the capital and largest town of Sikkim, a state in northeastern India. Located at an elevation of about 1,650 meters (5,410 feet) in the Himalayan foothills, it offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains, including Mount Kanchenjunga, the third-highest peak in the world. It's a popular destination for travelers looking for natural beauty, adventure, culture, and a serene escape. Gangtok offers stunning views of the Kanchenjunga, the third-highest peak in the world, especially on clear days. Gangtok has a vibrant mix of cultures, primarily influenced by Tibetan Buddhism, Hinduism, and the local Sikkimese traditions.  Monasteries like Rumtek Monastery, Enchey Monastery, and Do Drul Chorten offer insights into Buddhist culture and architecture.  Gangtok is a hub for adventure enthusiasts, offering activities like trekking, paragliding, river rafting, and mountain biking.  Visit MG Marg, the main shopping street, to buy souvenirs, local handicrafts, woolen clothes, and traditional Sikkimese items.  Gangtok is one of the cleanest cities in India and offers a refreshing atmosphere with its eco-friendly practices. You’ll enjoy walking through its clean streets, lined with colorful flowers and greenery.

 At the distance of 3 km from Gangtok, Bakthang Waterfall will be your first stop which is an eye-catching attraction that no tourist ever want to miss. Flowing from Ratey Chu, it is a broad waterfall that creates a soothing environment for the visitors to enjoy. 

Rumtek is located 24 kilometres from Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, at an altitude of about 5100 Ft. Originally built in the mid-18th century, Rumtek served as the main seat of the Karma Kagyu lineage. Rangjung Rigpe Dorje, 16th Karmapa, arrived in Sikkim in 1959 after fleeing Tibet after Ghinese occupation, with the generosity of the Sikkim royal family and the locals, it was rebuilt by the as his main seat. The sacred items and relics brought out from Tsurphu Monastery, the Karmapa's seat in Tibet, were installed. 

You can observe the glorious Himalayas from Tashi Viewpoint that will mesmerize your eyes with the  view of snow covered peaks. Apart from Tashi View Point, Ganesh Tok is the place from where you can have a spectacular view of Gangtok. It is an ancient temple of Lord Ganesha that has a pleasant aura. This place welcomes you through its brilliant entrance, and as you swirl the sights, you will see colorful buntings surrounding the temple. 

 One of the most significant institutions of the world, the Institute of Tibetology is that centre where many scholars research on the Tibetan language and tradition. Furthermore, you can know more about Life-at-Tibet through valuable material kept in the museum and Tibetan library that has preserved innumerable rich collections of the studies. 

A 200 years old monastery which was initially established as a small gompa by a tantric artist and renowned exponent among highlander Buddhists, Lama Drupthob Karpo. Enchey Monastery literally means “the Solitary Temple” which now is home to almost 90 monks. Tourists are quite fascinated by the place because it accommodates a number of religious objects and presents Tibetan culture in a beguiling manner.

Standing proudly on the hill Hock, Do Drul Chorten, also known as Phurba, is your next station which is also the biggest stupa of Sikkim. This shrine was constructed in 1945 and is encircled with 108 prayer wheels from which visitors gain divine blessings. 

If you admire the local art and talent depicted through the Handicrafts in this Directorate which is located at the ‘Zero’ point of the city. Here you can buy the majestic artefacts such as Thanka painting, traditional carpets, wooden carved and colourfully painted sculptures and much more.