Shakti Sikkim holidays take you on a journey to the incredible landscape of the North East region. We’ll arrange visits and Sikkim trekking tours to local schools, monasteries and markets to enable you to get a full understanding of the culture of each region, its people, religion and customs on our Sikkim holidays. Providing authentic experiences of local life, our Sikkim trekking tours are the perfect antidote to the frenetic world that most of us live in.
The Buddhist Kingdom of Sikkim shares borders with Bhutan, Tibet and Nepal and is nestled in the heart of India’s Eastern Himalayan
range. The thumb shaped state contains an environmental legacy of untouched but incredibly stunning and uniquely diverse
landscapes and a cultural mosaic under the looming presence of the world's third highest mountain, Kanchenjunga (8598m).
Sikkim is inhabited by numerous indigenous clans now following an almost spartan Buddhist way of life.
Shakti Sikkim Village Experience is unique journey, off the beaten path, allowing insight into the rural Village
life of Sikkim. Our village houses are built in the traditional way, maintaining the authenticity but the interior’s
have been spruced up to provide deep comfort. Activities include Sikkim trekking tours in the local villages through the day with
picnic lunches in beautiful locations organized by our team for you. Our itineraries are completely flexible and
tailor made to suit each guest individually.
The following journey is a samples of the possibilities. Every Shakti journey is private and will be tailored to individual requirements, preferences & time frame.
Includes private accommodation in village houses on a fully inclusive basis including all
meals and beverages, all activities, an accompanying English
speaking guide, private chef, support guide and porters and car at disposal with
transfers between Bagdogra Airport and the village experience. Flights not included.
*Additional government taxes will apply
Sikkim is best visited just after the monsoon between early October and early December when the
vegetation is lush, the days are crisp and clear and one has the best chance of seeing the mountains. January
is cold, damp and prone to cloudy days and as such we close Shakti Sikkim for this month. Early February to
late April are warmer and dryer months with the weather and visibility being almost as good as October to
early December. March is ideal for those interested in flora and fauna.