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The last day of your Wecare holiday package has now arrived. Finish with all the necessary check-out procedures. Transfers to the railway station, bus station, or airport will be arranged as per your travel plan and you will commence on your onward journey home. We hope you and your mates were satisfied with our assistance and will let us serve you again.
 

You will have a Full day Excursion of Tsomgo lake. A standout amongst the most imperative and heavenly places to visit in Gangtok, the Tsomgo Changu Lake is a frosty lake arranged 40 kilometers from Gangtok at a stature of 12,310 feet. The water in this lake has been accumulated from the melting snow on the mountains located nearby. According to history, the color of water of this lake was studied by Lamas so as to forecast the future. They believed, if the water had a dark tinge, it indicated a year full of trouble and unrest in the state. Spend a whole day at this lake since it is an ideal ordeal. There are a couple of street-side stalls here that offer mouth-watering delicacies. And we definitely suggest getting your hands on them.
Secondly, you will have a visit to Baba Mandir as it is a distinguished sightseeing place in Sikkim. This “mandir” or shrine is dedicated to “Baba” Harbhajan Singh, who was a soldier of the Indian Army. Harbhajan Singh shields his nation and individual officers on the Nathu La pass. It is believed that this legend has supernatural powers and that he monitors the soldiers who are at the border. He is the reason why this temple is important to tourists too.

*Note-

1. Nathula pass will remain closed on Monday.

2. Nathula pass will be at extra costs of Rs. 5000

Start your journey to pelling. On the way, stop by Buddha Park for seeing the 130 ft. high statue of Buddha.
NAMCHI - The mammoth statue of Guru Padmasambhava atop the Samdruptse hill. Claimed without dispute that the 135 feet statue of Guru Padmasambhava constructed at the statue of Guru Padma Shambhala at Samdruptse Hill.
CHARDHAM - This unique Pilgrim Centre has a main temple of 108 feet height on which is based the 87 feet high statue of Lord Shiva on the sitting posture at the Solophok Hill.
Once you reach pelling, check in at the hotel at pelling . Overnight stay at the hotel.

. You’ll have sight of Pelling which includes:
1. PEMAYATSE MONASTERY
This monastery was built in 1705. The monastery has three stores. You can see images of Guru Padmasambhava and his various manifestations on the first and second floors. The top floor is known as Padmasambhava palace and made with wooden structures, and is considered a masterpiece.
2. KHECHEOPALRI LAKE
Your next destination is Khecheopalri Lake. This is a sacred lake & is believed to fulfil one’s wishes. The lake is surrounded by forests. The water in the lake remains clean all through the year. It is believed that the birds of the region never let any dirt or impurity surface the water and pick it up as soon as anything falls on it. And truly, you would never find even a single leaf floating on the surface.
3. KANCHENJUNGA WATERFALLS
Next visit Kanchenjunga falls. It is accessible from the road but a bit hidden. This is one of the most popular tourist spots in Pelling and a must-see.

4. RABDENTSE RUINS
Rabdantse is the 16th former capital of Sikkim & now lies in ruins. To reach to the fort one has to walk around 1.5 km from the road. The northern part of the fort is the palace area while the southern part was the religious area for the common people. There are three stupas here on a stone platform that were built for the royal family to worship.
5. SKYWALK
Sky Walk is a transparent structure made of glass. It is located adjacent to the giant Chenrezig statue. “Pelling Sky Walk and Chenrezig Statue is a newly built tourist attraction near Sanga Choeling which is the gigantic 137 feet statue of Chenrezig (Avalokitesvara) and a transparent Sky Walk made of glass that leads to the statue.
6. DARAP VILLAGE-
A little and interesting goal, Darap town is occupied by the Limboo Community alongside the Bhutias, Chettris, Tamangs, Rais, Gurungs, and Lepchas.
7. RIMBI WATERFALLS –
Situated near Darap Village, it is one of the famous waterfalls in Pelling and among the best places for sightseeing in Pelling.

 

. You’ll have sight of Pelling which includes:
1. PEMAYATSE MONASTERY
This monastery was built in 1705. The monastery has three stores. You can see images of Guru Padmasambhava and his various manifestations on the first and second floors. The top floor is known as Padmasambhava palace and made with wooden structures, and is considered a masterpiece.
2. KHECHEOPALRI LAKE
Your next destination is Khecheopalri Lake. This is a sacred lake & is believed to fulfil one’s wishes. The lake is surrounded by forests. The water in the lake remains clean all through the year. It is believed that the birds of the region never let any dirt or impurity surface the water and pick it up as soon as anything falls on it. And truly, you would never find even a single leaf floating on the surface.
3. KANCHENJUNGA WATERFALLS
Next visit Kanchenjunga falls. It is accessible from the road but a bit hidden. This is one of the most popular tourist spots in Pelling and a must-see.

4. RABDENTSE RUINS
Rabdantse is the 16th former capital of Sikkim & now lies in ruins. To reach to the fort one has to walk around 1.5 km from the road. The northern part of the fort is the palace area while the southern part was the religious area for the common people. There are three stupas here on a stone platform that were built for the royal family to worship.
5. SKYWALK
Sky Walk is a transparent structure made of glass. It is located adjacent to the giant Chenrezig statue. “Pelling Sky Walk and Chenrezig Statue is a newly built tourist attraction near Sanga Choeling which is the gigantic 137 feet statue of Chenrezig (Avalokitesvara) and a transparent Sky Walk made of glass that leads to the statue.
6. DARAP VILLAGE-
A little and interesting goal, Darap town is occupied by the Limboo Community alongside the Bhutias, Chettris, Tamangs, Rais, Gurungs, and Lepchas.
7. RIMBI WATERFALLS –
Situated near Darap Village, it is one of the famous waterfalls in Pelling and among the best places for sightseeing in Pelling.

 

Drive towards Darjeeling. Darjeeling is a beautiful hill town set in West Bengal which is known for its tea plantations. The place makes one experience the most breathtaking views of the Himalayas. Once you arrive at this immaculate town, check-in at the hotel. You can either relax at the hotel and enjoy the view of the valley or head for a tour around the buzzing city. The day is at leisure and at your will to explore. End the day with a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel in Darjeeling.

Early Morning (at 04:00 am) drive to Tiger hill to watch the spectacular sunrise over Mt. Khangchendzonga (28,208 ft. Worlds 3rd highest peak), It is famous for its panoramic view of Mount Everest and MT Kanchenjunga together and early morning sunrise. Tiger Hill has earned worldwide fame for the breath-taking view of the sunrise over the "Kanchenjunga" and the great eastern Himalayan Mountains. On your way back visit Ghoom Monastery and Batasia Loop.
After breakfast visit 8 sightseeing places which include:
1. Tea garden - Outer view of tea estate
2. Peace Pagoda- Situated on the slopes of Jalapahar Hill, Peace Pagoda is a symbol of peace and unity in Darjeeling. The pagoda is counted among the popular landmarks of the destination.
3. Japanese Temple - The temple is also known as the Nipponzan Myohoji Buddhist Temple. The two-storied white building was built in a traditional Japanese style in the year 1972.
4. Padmaja Naidu Zoological Park (Closed on Thursday)- It is a splendid enclosure in Darjeeling housing a wide variety of animals. The zoo is enriched with Asiatic black bear, barking deer, leopards, blue and yellow Macaw, Eastern Pangolin, Pheasant, Himalayan Monal, Himalayan Wolf, Lady Amherst, Leopard Cat, Macaw, Red Jungle Fowl, Red Panda, Royal Bengal Tiger, Sambar Deer, Temminck's Tragopan, Yak, and many more.
5. Himalayan Mountaineering Institute- It was built as a tribute to Tenzing so that he could impart his skills to all those who pursued climbing activities in the Himalayas. There is a 50-foot by 20-foot sports climbing wall which is of international standard.
6. Ropeway- One of the best ways to experience the panoramic views that Darjeeling is so famous for, is by taking a ride on the ropeway. It's also called the Rangeet Valley Passenger Cable Car because of the spectacular view of the valley around the river Little Rangeet.
7. Tenzin Gumpo Rock- Tenzing Rock, a gigantic natural rock in Darjeeling is named after Tenzing Norgay, the man who created history by climbing Everest first time along with Edmund Hillary in 1953.
8. Tibetan Refugee Self Help Centre- This complex was set up by Tibetan refugees in Darjeeling on October 2, 1959, after they followed Dalai Lama and escaped from Tibet. The refugees adopted the principle of self-help so that they could become self-independent and completely rehabilitate themselves in a foreign country, which they did gracefully.

 

The last day of your Wecare holiday package has now arrived. Finish with all the necessary check out procedures. Transfers to the railway station, bus station or airport will be arranged as per your travel plan and you will commence on your onward journey home. We hope you and your mates were satisfied with our assistance and will let us serve you again.