Gangtok - Gangtok City Tour, Hanuman Talk, Ganesh Talk, Tashi View Point, Seven Points, Rumtek Monastery, Directorate of Handicrafts and Handlooms (Closed on Sunday), Cable Car (Own Ticket), Research Institute of Tibetology (Closed on Sunday), Do-Dul-Chorten (Stupa), Changu/Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir.

Pelling - Spectacular Eastern Himalayan Range, Mount Kanchenjunga, Rimbi Water Falls, Rimbi Rock Garden, Kanchandzonga Waterfalls, Khechepadi Wishing Lake, Pemayangtse Monastery, Rabedentse Ruins (2nd capital of Sikkim), Tikjuk view point, Helipad ground.



Note :
http://61.8.149.18/Kesari_itinr/bullet.gifOn tour Guests are requested to carry 2 photo copies (xerox) of any Photo ID proof (Except Pan Card) i.e. Passport / Driving Licence / Voter's ID along with them. Also submit a copy of the same at the time of booking.
http://61.8.149.18/Kesari_itinr/bullet.gifChildren / Students are requested to carry 2 photo copy (xerox) of school or College Photo Identity card along with them. Also submit a copy of the same at the time of booking.
http://61.8.149.18/Kesari_itinr/bullet.gifFor Infants carry 2 passport size photographs.
Note :Nathula Pass
http://61.8.149.18/Kesari_itinr/bullet.gifFor Nathula Pass Extra Permission is needed.Hence the Trip to Nathula will cost 500Rs/Head extra.
http://61.8.149.18/Kesari_itinr/bullet.gifNathula Pass is closed on Monday and Tuesday. 

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