Sikkim 4 Nights (DSI-17)

After reaching the Bagdogra airport you will meet the Peak Adventure Tours representative and drive towards the capital of Sikkim "Gangtok". We will stop at Rangpo (Sikkim & Darjeeling Border) for scrutiny the Passport/Documents and VISA. After reaching Gangtok, check-in to the hotel and have some rest. Later by the evening you can ride your bike in the nearby region of your hotel and get become accustomed. We will be staying overnight at the hotel.

Today, after the breakfast in the morning, meet our representative and after the detailed briefing, begin your biking excursion in the direction of Martam Village by way of the Rumtek Monastery and Rani Khola. We will visit the prominent Rumtek Monastery; it is the largest and illustrious monastery in the region of the Eastern Himalayas, Rumtek, is the most important seat of the Kagyupa Sect of the Tibetan Buddhism founded in the eleventh century. We will be staying overnight in the village.

After having breakfast in the morning, we will take a ride to our destination of the day Temi. It will be a downwards trip till we reach Sirwani Bridge. Temi is identical with the Tea Garden, which is the solitary tea estate in Sikkim and is considered as the preeminent Tea gardens. The 'Temi Tea Garden' is spread in an extensive area covering an area of about 435 acres on a moderate hill slant along the thoroughfare. It also touches the bottom of the famous Tendong Hill located in the West Sikkim. The Temi Tea Garden has also made its prominent mark in the Tea markets globally. This garden produces the premium quality of tea, which is known for its superb taste that is combined with aromatic fragrance. We will stay overnight at the hotel.

In the morning you can visit the spectacular Temi Tea Garden for seeing how tea is produced from the leaves. Afterwards, begin your biking excursion to Ravangla. It is a relaxing trip all the way through Damthang. On the way, you can explore and visit the Ravalang Monastery. This Monastery was built after the 4th Chogyal's pilgrimage, as per the records. After his comeback, the Karmapa executed (Rabney) the blessing. Some grains that he tossed from the Tsurphu Monastery in Tibet fell on the land of Ralang, which was seen by the devotees. It is the same site where today the Ralang Monastery is standing. The work of the renovation in the monastery was carried out by the Govt. in the year between 1975 -81. The historic Ralang Monastery a sanctified and is one of the most noteworthy Sikkim based monasteries that follows the Kagyupa tradition. We will be staying overnight in a guest house.

After breakfast drive from Ravangla to Bagdogra.