Wonderland Bhutan Sikkim Darjeeling - Eastern Himalayan Attraction, Tourism India

In this tour we are covering three destinations "Secret Bhutan and Sikkim-Darjeeling Wonderland." Bhutan is another country which is very closed to Indian State Sikkim and Darjeeling (Region of West Bengal). Bhutan often reversed as the 'Land of the peaceful Dragon' is still regarded as one of the last "Shangri-La" in the Himalayan region because of its remoteness, it's spectacular mountain terrain, varied flora and fauna and it's unique ancient Buddhist monasteries. It is relatively unexplored pockets of Asia, which allows only limited number of discerning travelers to enter the country with special travel visa permits. There are very few places left in the world that evoke the kind of mystery as does the Kingdom of Bhutan. Given its geographical isolation and its strictly controlled tourism policy, people have often taken recourse to wild flights of fancy.

Trek I. Paro-Lingshi-Thimpu - Duration: 10 Days
The drive through Paro Valley from the airport is all that Bhutan is about. It is a wide, open, undulating valley stretching out in inviting green for miles. In the fascinating kingdom of Bhutan, Paro is unique in beauty and in history. To the north, Mount Chomolhari (mountain of the Goddess), reigns in white glory and the glacier waters from its "five sisters" peaks plunge torrentially through deep gorges, finally converging to form the Paro Chu river that nourishes lush rice fields and apple and peach orchards of the Paro valley. The day could be spent relaxing in a hotel or acclimatizing by going on a short hike to a dzong. You can go to Taksang or the Tiger's Nest Monastery, located on the "Cliff Top" and built in the eighth century. Day to Day Itinerary

Trek II. The Wonderland Kangchenjunga Base Camp - Duration - 10 Days

The main peak and its immediate satellites take the form of a giant cross which straddles the borders of three countries - Nepal, Tibet and the once independent kingdom but now Indian state of Sikkim. By virtue of the massif’s almost total isolation from any other mountain group, precise definition of its boundaries is quite unnecessary. Until 1849 Kangchenjunga was thought to be the world’s highest mountain, but today’s accepted height of 8,586m ranks it third, after Everest and K2.For a hiking enthusiast setting foot in the eastern Himalaya for the first time, it is but natural to choose the "Kangchenjunga Base Camp Trek." Not taking this trek is like missing out on the Taj while Sightseeing in Agra. It plods along, faithful to the tempo of that era: the ninety kilometer journey takes eight hours. After reaching Ghoom, the highest point on the trek, the train begins a hurried descent to Darjeeling town. Day to Day Itinerary

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