Sikkim tour packages from Surat 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. Surat has no nonstop, so most connect via Mumbai to Bagdogra, then drive about 4 hours to Gangtok. Indian citizens need no permit to enter Sikkim, only photo ID, but restricted areas such as Tsomgo Lake require one.
Looking for a Sikkim tour package from Surat? You are picking a destination that could not be more different from home, and that is exactly the point. Surat is all pace, business, and warmth. Sikkim has mountains, monasteries, and cool mountain air. eSikkim Tourism, based in Gangtok, takes care of all the ground arrangements so you can focus on the experience.
Explore the best Sikkim tour packages from Surat and kickstart an exhilarating trip of a lifetime. Sikkim is a breathtaking holiday destination where you can unwind and refresh yourself. Our tour package from Surat to Sikkim ensures a rewarding vacation for our customers. In Sikkim, you experience a new culture, witness enthralling places and receive warm hospitality from its people.
Our holiday packages from Surat to Sikkim that are ideal for couples, family with kids, solo travellers or groups of friends. When you book a Sikkim tour package from Surat with us, our team ensures you receive round-the-clock assistance from our travel experts. We also provide a custom tour package for our Surat travellers.
At eSikkim Tourism, our Sikkim tour packages are available at competitive prices. The most affordable Sikkim tour package from Surat starts from INR 6200 only. We also provide hassle-free cancellation and quick refunds on our tour packages.
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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.
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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 a Sikkim Tour from Surat
Surat is the diamond capital of the world and one of India’s fastest-growing cities. It is also famously hot, fast-paced, and business-driven. Sikkim could not be more different:
While Surat cuts and polishes 90% of the world’s diamonds, Sikkim’s mountains have been untouched for centuries. It is a refreshing kind of contrast.
Surat’s coastal heat averages 35°C through summer. Gangtok sits at 1,650 metres and rarely crosses 22°C even in peak season.
From Surat’s locho and undhiyu to Sikkim’s thukpa, momos, and gundruk soup, the culinary shift alone is worth the trip.
Ancient Buddhist monasteries, Himalayan viewpoints, and high-altitude lakes offer something completely outside daily Surat life.
Sikkim is one of India’s safest and cleanest states, making it a comfortable first-time Himalayan destination for Gujarati families.
Flights from Surat connect to Bagdogra via Mumbai or Ahmedabad, with Gangtok just 4 to 5 hours away by road from the airport.
How to Reach Sikkim from Surat?
You can reach Sikkim to Surat in following ways:
By Air:
Airline companies like IndiGo and Air India Express offer flight options between Surat to Bagdogra. You can board a connecting flight from Surat (STV) to Bagdogra (IXB) with a layover stop in either New Delhi or Bangalore. Upon reaching Bagdogra, continue your journey to Gangtok via bus ride, taxi or a helicopter service by STDC.
By Train:
For those who wish to travel by train from Surat to Sikkim, you have to take a train from Surat to Vadodara or Prayagraj or Kanpur and from your chosen interchange station take another train to reach New Jalpaiguri. There are several cabs, taxis and (Sikkim National Transit) SNT buses that will take you to Gangtok covering a distance of 114.5 kms.
By Road:
The road journey from Surat to Pune can be extremely long and challenging. You will have to cover 2,307.9 km via NH 27. The journey will be extremely time consuming and not recommended for families. However, if you are used to taking long road trips, hire a driver to ensure a comfortable journey.
Highlights of Sikkim Tour Package from Surat
Pickup from Bagdogra Airport or NJP Railway Station on arrival
Hotel stays in Gangtok and Pelling with breakfast and dinner included daily
Private cab with experienced local driver-guide for all transfers and sightseeing
Sightseeing at Gangtok, Tsomgo Lake, Rumtek Monastery, Pemayangtse, Rabdentse Ruins, and more
Permit assistance for Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, and other restricted areas handled by our team
Flight and train tickets are not part of the package, but we are happy to guide you with the best options when you get in touch with us.
Who Is This Sikkim Tour Ideal For?
Surat is one of India’s most hardworking cities. People here often go long stretches without a proper break, and when they do travel, they want it to count. This tour is built for exactly that.
It suits Surati business families taking their first long trip to the Northeast, young couples looking for a mountain holiday that feels genuinely different from a typical Gujarat weekend getaway, and groups of friends wanting cool weather, good food, and scenery that does not involve a beach.
If you have elderly parents who want to see the Himalayas but need a comfortable, well-paced trip without too much walking, this package works well for them too. We keep the itinerary flexible.
What Surat Tourists Can Expect in Sikkim
Gangtok’s MG Marg pedestrian walkway at night, lined with cafes, Tibetan craft stalls, and local food. A very different kind of evening than back home.
Tsomgo Lake at 3,753 metres, still and blue, often surrounded by snow. A dramatic change in altitude from coastal Gujarat.
Rumtek Monastery, one of the most significant Kagyu Buddhist monasteries in the world, just 24 km from Gangtok.
Kangchenjunga views from Pelling on clear mornings, the world’s third-highest peak rising above the clouds.
Cardamom and large-leaf tea plantations along the drives, a sensory experience unlike anything in Gujarat.
Local Sikkimese meals include thukpa, vegetable momos, and fermented gundruk soup. Mostly vegetarian-friendly options are widely available.
5 Nights / 6 Days Sikkim Itinerary from Surat
Day 1: Arrive at Bagdogra, Transfer to Gangtok
Fly from Surat to Bagdogra (with connection via Mumbai or Ahmedabad)
Our driver meets you at Bagdogra Airport for the transfer to Gangtok
Scenic drive along the Teesta river, Gangtok arrival in 4–5 hours
Check in, freshen up, evening walk on MG Marg
Overnight in Gangtok
Day 2: Gangtok Sightseeing
Rumtek Monastery, the seat of the Karma Kagyu lineage (24 km from Gangtok)
Enchey Monastery, perched on a hilltop above the city
Namgyal Institute of Tibetology for a deeper look at Sikkimese Buddhist culture
Ganesh Tok viewpoint, a quick stop with city and mountain views
Evening at leisure on MG Marg. Overnight in Gangtok.
Day 3: Tsomgo Lake and Baba Mandir
Full-day excursion to Tsomgo (Changu) Lake at 12,400 feet, roughly 40 km from Gangtok
Inner Line Permit arranged by eSikkim Tourism.
Baba Mandir, the revered army shrine near the border
Optional: Nathula Pass extension (subject to clearance, separate permit needed, closed Mon–Tue)
Return to Gangtok by evening. Overnight in Gangtok.
Day 4: Gangtok to Pelling via Ravangla
Morning checkout from Gangtok, drive toward Pelling via Ravangla
Stop at Buddha Park, Ravangla for its 130-foot Shakyamuni Buddha statue set in forested hills
Brief stop at Temi Tea Garden, one of Sikkim’s most scenic estates
Arrive Pelling, check in at your hotel (try for a Kangchenjunga-facing room)
Evening at leisure. Overnight in Pelling.
Day 5: Pelling Sightseeing
Pemayangtse Monastery, one of Sikkim’s oldest and most significant gompas
Rabdentse Ruins, the ancient capital of Sikkim, a short 20-minute walk through forest
Singshore Bridge, one of Asia’s highest suspension bridges.
Rimbi and Kanchenjunga waterfalls
Clear morning views of Kangchenjunga from the helipad viewpoint. Overnight in Pelling.
Day 6: Pelling to Bagdogra, Departure
Early morning, last look at Kangchenjunga from Pelling (weather permitting)
Drive to Bagdogra Airport, approximately 4 hours
Fly back to Surat via the connecting city. Tour ends.
Why Travel with eSikkim Tourism?
At eSikkim Tourism, we have one home base: Gangtok. We do not operate across a dozen destinations or manage a catalogue of 500 packages. Sikkim is what we know, and that focus makes a real difference to how your trip runs.
Our team of local travel experts knows which hotels face Kangchenjunga, which drives are best done early in the morning, and which days to steer clear of Nathula. That kind of ground-level knowledge is not something you find on a booking platform. You get it from people who have driven these roads and walked through these monasteries hundreds of times.
We handle all permits, customize the itinerary to your group’s pace, and stay reachable throughout your trip. If plans change mid-tour because of weather or road conditions, we sort it out before it becomes your problem.
Tell us your travel dates and group size, and we will put together a Sikkim tour package from Surat that fits. Get in touch to start planning.
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Q: What is the best time to visit Sikkim From Surat?
March to May is the best time to visit Sikkim from Surat. The autumn season from September to November is also a good time to visit. The landscapes are beautiful and the weather is pleasant during this time.
Q: Between train and flight, which option is better to reach Sikkim from Surat?
Taking a flight from Surat (STV) to Bagdogra (IXB) is a more convenient travel option. Since there are no direct trains from Surat to New Jalpaiguri (NJP), you would have to board a train to Vadodara, take another train from there, and then continue your journey to NJP. It might be challenging if you are travelling with kids or elderly parents; hence, a flight is a much better option.
Q: Can I find vegetarian food in Sikkim?
On your Sikkim trip to Surat, there are restaurants in Gangtok that serve delicious vegetarian food to visitors. Therefore, finding vegetarian food in Sikkim won't be challenging.
Q: How much time will it take to reach Sikkim from Surat via flight?
Depending on your airline it can take around 5 to 7 hours to reach Bagdogra from Surat.
Q: Do we require prior reservation to avail the helicopter service?
Yes a prior reservation is highly recommended before you avail the helicopter service from Bagdogra to Gangtok.
Q: How much does a Sikkim trip from Surat cost?
The cost of a Sikkim trip from Surat can vary depending on several factors, like the chosen package, travel mode, season, and desired level of comfort. Expect a 7 nights and 8 days Sikkim tour package from Surat to cost around Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 20,000 per person.
Q: What should I pack for a Sikkim trip from Surat?
Pack basic essentials like adequate sun protection, warm clothes like thermal layers and jackets even in the summer as the nights can be cold. Additionally, carry comfortable shoes, basic medicines and necessary travel documents.
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