Hidden Lands of Sikkim

Ten days in the quiet mountains of Sikkim

Tucked into the eastern Himalayas between Nepal and Bhutan, Sikkim is one of the region’s least-visited corners. This small-group journey travels from Darjeeling through Gangtok and Pelling, pairing daily meditation and talks with time among tea-covered hills, mountain views, and remote monasteries.

October 1–10, 2027. The group meets in Kathmandu, Nepal, and flies to Bhadrapur, India. From $3,350 USD per person (early-bird rate; regular price $3,650).

What the journey includes

Each day begins with meditation, followed by visits to historic sites across Sikkim and West Bengal. Accommodation ranges from eco-resorts to simple, comfortable guesthouses. The trip is all-inclusive, with transportation, local guides, meals, and lodging. Groups are capped at 25 people. The facilitator for this journey will be announced.

Who it’s for

Travelers who want a quieter, less-traveled Himalayan experience. Expect a moderate activity level, with two to four hours of walking or hiking most days. You’ll need a passport valid for at least six months, and you should arrive in Kathmandu at least one day before the journey begins.

About the host

Himalayan Hermitage designs small-group journeys to the sacred sites of the Himalayas and Central Asia, run with its own ground teams and local partners in each country.

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