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Private cabs
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13,200 feet (about 4,023 meters)
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Homestays and Hotels all category
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IXB / NJP / Siliguri
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March, April, May, October, November, December and January
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Sightseeing ,Border Tour
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Breakfast and Dinner
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English, Hindi and Nepali
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Yes
Overview
Nestled at an altitude of 13,200 feet, Nathang Valley—often called the “Ladakh of East Sikkim”—is one of the most stunning and secluded destinations on the Old Silk Route. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, rolling meadows, and crystal-clear streams, this high-altitude valley offers a rare blend of natural beauty and tranquility.
Once home to Tibetan traders, Nathang Valley now welcomes travelers seeking offbeat adventure and pristine Himalayan landscapes. The valley transforms with the seasons—covered in snow during winter, golden in autumn, and bursting with wildflowers in summer.
A Nathang Valley tour typically includes visits to Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, Zuluk, and Kupup Lake, along with breathtaking views from Thambi Viewpoint. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and peace seekers, this journey along the historic Silk Route is a perfect escape from the ordinary—where every turn reveals a new wonder of the Eastern Himalayas.
Highlights
- High-Altitude Beauty: Experience the raw charm of Nathang Valley, perched at 13,200 ft, surrounded by snow-clad peaks and endless meadows.
- Seasonal Magic: Witness dramatic seasonal transformations — snowfields in winter, golden hues in autumn, and vibrant wildflowers in summer.
- Old Silk Route Adventure: Travel through the legendary Old Silk Route, once used by Tibetan traders, dotted with historic trails and army posts.
- Thambi Viewpoint: Capture panoramic views of the famous zig-zag roads of Zuluk and the majestic Kanchenjunga range.
- Kupup Lake & Old Baba Mandir: Visit the serene Elephant Lake (Kupup) and the revered Old Baba Harbhajan Mandir on your way.
- Authentic Mountain Stay: Stay in cozy homestays and experience the warm hospitality of local Sikkimese families.
- Wildlife & Birdwatching: Spot rare Himalayan birds like the Blood Pheasant and Monal, along with scenic alpine flora.
- Perfect for Photography & Peace: A paradise for photographers, stargazers, and those seeking calm away from the crowds.
