Dzongri trek tour package

Dzongri Trek Tour Package

Dzongri Trek is like stepping into a realm where the air is fresher, the mountains grander, and the skies clearer. Nestled in the heart of East Sikkim, this trek is a journey through the rugged beauty of the Himalayas, offering a mosaic of flora and fauna, and a panoramic view that captures the imagination of every traveler.

Duration: 7-9 days
Best Time to Visit: April to June and September to November
Difficulty Level: Moderate

Dzongri Tour Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Yuksom

Altitude: 5,643 feet
Highlights:
- Arrival in Yuksom, the starting point of the trek.
- Explore the historical town, visit Norbugang Chorten, Dubdi Monastery, and Kathok Lake.
- Acclimatize and prepare for the trek.
Overnight Stay: Guesthouse or hotel in Yuksom.

Day 2: Yuksom to Tshoka

Altitude: 9,701 feet
Distance: 16 km
Time: 6-7 hours
Trail: Gradual ascent through dense forests, crossing multiple suspension bridges over rivers.
Highlights:
- Pass through Sachen, Bakhim, and reach Tshoka, a small Tibetan settlement.
- Magnificent views of Mount Pandim.
Overnight Stay: Campsite at Tshoka.

Day 3: Tshoka to Dzongri via Phedang

Altitude: 13,024 feet
Distance: 10 km
Time: 5-6 hours
Trail: Steep ascent through rhododendron forests.
Highlights:
- Enchanting views of Mount Pandim and Mount Kanchenjunga.
- Rest and acclimatization at Dzongri.
Overnight Stay: Campsite at Dzongri.

Day 4: Acclimatization Day at Dzongri

Altitude: 13,024 feet
Highlights:
- Acclimatization hike to Dzongri Top (13,780 feet) for panoramic views of the Kanchenjunga range.
- Rest and acclimatization to avoid altitude sickness.
Overnight Stay: Campsite at Dzongri.

Day 5: Dzongri to Tshoka via Phedang

Altitude: 9,701 feet
Distance: 10 km
Time: 4-5 hours
Trail: Gradual descent through rhododendron forests.
Highlights:
- Retrace your steps to Tshoka.
Overnight Stay: Campsite at Tshoka.

Day 6: Tshoka to Yuksom

Altitude: 5,643 feet
Distance: 16 km
Time: 5-6 hours
Trail: Steep descent through forests.
Highlights:
- Final trek back to Yuksom.
- Celebrate the successful completion of the trek.
Overnight Stay: Guesthouse or hotel in Yuksom.

Day 7: Departure from Yuksom

Highlights:
- Depart from Yuksom with unforgettable memories.
- Optional visits to nearby attractions or onward journey to other parts of Sikkim.

Tips for the Dzongri Trek

Permits: Ensure you have all necessary permits, including the Inner Line Permit (ILP) and Restricted Area Permit (RAP). These can be arranged by your trekking agency.
Fitness Preparation: Engage in cardiovascular exercises, strength training, and regular hikes to prepare for the trek.
Packing List: Essential items include sturdy trekking boots, warm clothing, rain gear, sleeping bag, trekking poles, first aid kit, and sufficient snacks.
Acclimatization: Spend adequate time acclimatizing at high altitudes to avoid altitude sickness.
Hydration and Nutrition: Drink plenty of water and maintain a balanced diet throughout the trek.

Explore Dzongri with Our Trekking Packages

Our trekking packages to Dzongri include all necessary permits, accommodation, guided tours, and transportation. We ensure a safe and memorable trekking experience tailored to your preferences and fitness levels.

Dzongri Trek tour Package Price

The cost of the Dzongri Trek varies based on the operator, group size, and inclusions:

Budget Packages: ₹10,000–₹12,000 per person
Includes: Basic accommodation, meals, guide, and permits
Standard Packages: ₹15,000–₹18,000 per person
Includes: Hotel stays, tented accommodation, all meals, guide, porters, camping equipment, transportation, and permits.
Premium Packages: ₹20,000–₹22,000 per person
Includes: Enhanced services such as personalized assistance, upgraded accommodations, and additional amenities

Dzongri trek best time

Spring Season: April to May

Why it’s great:
- Clear skies and great visibility of the snow-clad peaks, including Mt. Kanchenjunga.
- The forest trails come alive with blooming rhododendrons, making it especially scenic.
- Pleasant daytime temperatures.
Autumn Season: Mid-September to November
- Why it’s ideal:
  - Crisp air, minimal rainfall, and stunning mountain views.
  - Post-monsoon freshness with lush green forests and crystal-clear skies.
  - Excellent for photography and panoramic views of the Himalayan ranges.
Not Recommended:
- Monsoon (June to mid-September): Heavy rains make trails slippery and risky, and views are often clouded.
- Winter (December to March): The region gets heavy snowfall, making the trek extremely challenging and often inaccessible without alpine gear and experience.