Sikkim tour packages from Kerala start at about ₹6,200 per person for 3 nights and rise to around ₹21,000 per person for 10 nights, standard, land only, as of August 2026. Most travellers fly from Kochi via Kolkata to Bagdogra, then drive 4 to 5 hours to Gangtok. Indian citizens need no permit to enter Sikkim, only photo ID, but restricted areas such as Tsomgo Lake require one.
Planning a Sikkim tour package from Kerala? You already know what beautiful looks like, Kerala has made sure of that. But Sikkim is a completely different kind of beautiful. Where Kerala offers backwaters, spice plantations, and ancient temple architecture, Sikkim answers with Himalayan peaks, Buddhist monasteries, and high-altitude lakes that sit above the clouds. eSikkim Tourism, based in Gangtok, handles all permits, accommodation, and transport so you travel freely and without stress from the moment you land.
As a Kerlaite, you are familiar with the coastal air, beaches, coconut palms and sun. Now it’s time for you to explore the snow clad mountains, serene lakes, and rhododendron valley of Sikkim. The Himalayan state is known for its exquisite natural beauty, monasteries and quaint villages. With packages from Kerala to Sikkim, you too, can experience the serenity of Sikkim with eSikkim Tourism.
Our travel experts have designed comprehensive Sikkim packages from Kerala that cater to a diverse group of tourists. Whether you wish to explore Sikkim with your family and kids, your friends, or a romantic getaway with your partner, our tour packages to Sikkim from Kerala are ideal for all.
We also provide bespoke Sikkim tour packages from Kerala to those who want personalised Sikkim experiences. Our packages are available at competitive rates and come with easy cancellation and quick refund options.
Ready to explore Sikkim with us? Contact us today.
Prices are per person, standard, land-only, valid for the 2026 season (as of October 2026). Restricted-area permits are arranged separately where an itinerary needs them.
Comparing durations before you pick dates? Browse all Sikkim tour packages to see every 3 to 10 night circuit in one place.
What's Included in Every Package
✓ Included
Meet and assistance on arrival.
Sight-seeing with airport/railway station pickup and drop.
Accommodation in below-mentioned hotels with breakfast included (Lachung hotels includes breakfast and dinner).
Exclusive A/C vehicle as per itinerary on point to point basis (not on disposal basis).
All Taxes.
✗ Not included
Any airfare / train fare.
Nathula Pass.
Personal expenses (room heater, laundry, telephone, tips, mineral water, soft /hard drinks, entrance fees to monuments if applicable).
Additional sight-seeing or extra usage of vehicle, other than mentioned in the itinerary.
Anything which is not included in the inclusions.
Any cost arising due to natural calamities like landslides, road blockage, political disturbances, etc. These costs are to be borne by the client and will be directly payable on the spot.
Always read inclusions line by line. The cheapest grid prices you see elsewhere are usually land-only and quote permits, entry fees and the Nathula extension on top. We itemise everything in writing so nothing lands as a surprise at a checkpost.
Why Choose Sikkim for Your Next Trip from Kerala
Kerala is home for you. You know its rhythms: the monsoon, the backwaters at dawn, the smell of coconut oil and cardamom, and the gentle pace of life along the coast. Sikkim will surprise you, and that surprise is the whole point:
Kerala’s Munnar has tea estates and cool mist. Sikkim’s Temi Tea Garden and Yumthang Valley are similar in character but set against a Himalayan backdrop at double the altitude. The scale is completely different.
Kerala’s temples are rooted in Dravidian tradition. Sikkim’s Buddhist monasteries, Rumtek, and Tashiding, carry an entirely different spiritual atmosphere, Himalayan and deeply quiet.
Kerala’s humidity is constant. Gangtok’s mountain air, even in summer, is dry and cool. Tsomgo Lake at 3,753 metres is a different world entirely.
The Northeast’s permit system and unfamiliar routes can feel daunting for first-time Kerala visitors. A well-planned tour removes all of that. Everything is arranged before you arrive, and a local team is reachable throughout the trip.
Flights from Kerala’s major airports (Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Kozhikode) to Bagdogra connect via Bangalore or Kolkata. Gangtok is 4–5 hours by road from Bagdogra.
How To Reach Sikkim From Kerala?
By Air:
Board a flight from any one of the airports in Kerala. These airports are Trivandrum, Calicut, Cochin, and Kannur; from here, catch a flight to Bagdogra (IXB). The shortest flight from Kerala (Cochin) to Bagdogra only takes 5 hours. Once you land in Bagdogra, take a cab ride, SNT bus service or helicopter ride to reach Gangtok. Advance booking for a helicopter ride is necessary.
By Train:
Since Sikkim has no railway station, the nearest railway station is NJP in West Bengal. The train journey from Kerala to NJP can be long but delightful for those who love train rides. After reaching NJP junction, catch a bus or taxi to cover the 114.1 kms distance to reach Gangtok via NH 10.
By Road:
The road distance between Kerala to Sikkim is roughly 3,007.9 km via NH 16. If you are travelling with kids or elders, a road trip from Kerala to Sikkim must be avoided. It should only be considered by those who are used to taking state to state road trips.
Highlights of Sikkim Tour Package from Kerala
Pickup from Bagdogra Airport or NJP Railway Station on arrival
Comfortable hotel stays across Gangtok and Pelling with daily breakfast and dinner
Private cab and experienced local driver-guide for all transfers and sightseeing
Sightseeing tour across best attractions of Sikkim (depending on your finalized itinerary)
Restricted Area Permits and Inner Line Permits arranged by our team, no queues at government offices
Flight and train tickets are not included, but our team is happy to guide you with the best booking options when you reach out.
Who Is This Sikkim Tour Ideal For?
Kerala travellers are among the most well-travelled in India. Many have explored their own state deeply and are ready for something that genuinely takes them out of familiar territory.
Couples from Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, or Thrissur who want a mountain honeymoon with Himalayan backdrops and quiet mornings will find Pelling and Gangtok deeply romantic. Families with children who want to show them a part of India that looks nothing like Kerala will find Sikkim safe, well-organised, and genuinely exciting for young travellers.
Working professionals from Kerala’s IT and healthcare sectors who want a proper disconnecting break, and culture-curious travellers who want to explore Buddhist heritage, will both find this trip rewarding.
Best Activities for Kerala Tourists in Sikkim
Sikkim has something for every kind of traveller from Kerala:
Honeymooners: Sunrise over Kangchenjunga from Pelling, candlelit dinners at Gangtok’s hilltop restaurants, scenic drives through rhododendron forests, and the romantic quietness of mountain mornings. Pelling in particular is one of Sikkim’s most peaceful overnight stays.
Families: Yak rides at Tsomgo Lake (a big hit with children), MG Marg’s walkable cafes and local snack stalls, monastery visits that double as cultural lessons, and gentle drives through cardamom farms that are safe and easy for all ages.
Adventure seekers: Teesta river rafting (seasonal), mountain biking trails near Gangtok, and trekking routes through Yuksom and Khecheopalri Lake for those who want to go deeper into West Sikkim.
Culture lovers: Rumtek Monastery, Pemayangtse Gompa, Namgyal Institute of Tibetology, and the Rabdentse Ruins, each offering a window into Sikkim’s Buddhist and royal heritage that is completely unlike anything in Kerala’s own temple culture.
5 Nights / 6 Days Sikkim Tour Itinerary from Kerala
Day 1: Arrive at Bagdogra, Transfer to Gangtok
Fly from Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, or Kozhikode to Bagdogra via Bangalore or Kolkata
Driver pickup at Bagdogra, scenic drive to Gangtok along the Teesta river (4–5 hours)
Check in, rest, evening stroll on MG Marg. Overnight in Gangtok.
Day 2: Gangtok Sightseeing
Rumtek Monastery (24 km from Gangtok)
Enchey Monastery and Namgyal Institute of Tibetology
Ganesh Tok viewpoint for panoramic views
Evening at MG Marg. Overnight in Gangtok.
Day 3: Tsomgo Lake and Baba Mandir
Tsomgo (Changu) Lake at 12,400 feet, approx 40 km from Gangtok (ILP arranged by us)
Baba Mandir shrine
Optional: Nathula Pass (separate permit, closed Mon–Tue). Overnight in Gangtok.
Day 4: Gangtok to Pelling
Drive to Pelling via Ravangla (approx 130 km, 5–6 hours)
Stops at Buddha Park Ravangla and Temi Tea Garden
Evening at Pemayangtse Monastery. Overnight in Pelling.
Day 5: Pelling Sightseeing
Early Kangchenjunga sunrise from the helipad viewpoint
Drive to Bagdogra (approx 4 hours), fly back to Kerala. Tour ends.
Why Travel with eSikkim Tourism?
For Kerala travellers making their first trip to the Northeast, unfamiliar permit rules and routes can turn a simple holiday into a logistical puzzle. eSikkim Tourism removes every one of those complications. We are a Gangtok-based team with deep experience handling exactly these situations for South Indian visitors.
Every Restricted Area and Inner Line Permit is arranged before your group arrives. Every hotel is booked and confirmed. Our local travel experts are reachable throughout the trip, not just before it. If anything changes on the ground, we handle it.
Whether you want a romantic Pelling-focused honeymoon, a family trip with a gentler pace, or an extended itinerary that includes North Sikkim, we build a customized Sikkim tour from Kerala around your group. Get in touch to start planning.
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Q: When is the best time to visit Sikkim from Kerala?
Sikkim’s beauty and activities can be best enjoyed in the months of April to June and October to March.
Q: What should I pack for my Sikkim trip from Kerala?
You can pack the following items on your Sikkim trip from Kerala.
Necessary travel documents
Jackets, gloves, caps, socks, thermals.
Medicines,
Umbrella,
Sunscreen
Trekking shoes
Q: Which trains can I take from Kerala to travel to New Jalpaiguri?
You can take following trains:
Aronai Express,
Guwahati Express
Dibrugarh Vivek Express.
Q: What kind of adventure sports can I do in Sikkim?
You can engage in various adventure activities in Sikkim, for example:
Trekking
Cable Car Ride
Paragliding
River Rafting
Yak Safari
Mountain Biking
Q: How many days are ideal to spend in Sikkim from Kerala?
If you’re travelling from Kerala to spend a holiday in Sikkim, spend at least 7 to 8 days in the beautiful SIkkim.
Q: Which airlines offer flights from Kerala to Sikkim?
Air India Express, SpiceJet, Vistara, Air India, IndiGo provide flights from Kerala to Bagdogra, West Bengal; from Bagdogra you can continue your journey to Gangtok via road.
Q: What are some must-visit attractions in Sikkim included in the packages from Kerala?
Enchey Monastery, Nathula Pass, Tsomgo Lake, Yumthang Valley, Pelling's Kanchenjunga view, Rabdentse Ruins, Pemayangtse Monastery, Gurudongmar Lake, Rumtek Monastery and Buddha Park in Ravangla are some of the must visit places in Sikkim that should be part of every package.
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