Is it good to visit Sikkim in March?

As suggested by Sikkim Tourism, the best time to visit Sikkim is either between March and May or October and mid-December. If you want to witness the blooming natural beauty in Gangtok best season to visit would be in spring, from March to May. Autumn, on the other hand, brings the clear view of Himalayan Range.

What should I pack for Sikkim in March?

Early March can be amazingly cold. So substantial woolens like warm full body thermal wear, coats with overwhelming woolen linings or hide, suppressor, woolen gloves, cap, woolen socks, shoes are must.

Is North Sikkim open in March?

Mid March would be fine for visiting N/Sikkim. The package can be booked after arrival, its not a peak season. You can do a provisional booking over phone.

Is there snowfall in Sikkim in March?

Ans: Sikkim receives snowfall in winters (October to March), while some places are snow-covered throughout the year.

Can we see snow in Sikkim in March?

Will there be snow in Sikkim in March?

Spring and Snow in North Sikkim Located at a height of 8610 feet, the area remains covered in snow in March. Temperature ranges from -5°C to 15°C throughout the month, an ideal destination if a quiet getaway is what you have in mind.

When is the best time to visit Sikkim?

Winter season is charming and perfect for romantic dates as the whole area is enveloped in snow. Thus, ideally the best time to visit Sikkim is from March to June and from September to December. Plan your trip to this Himalayan kingdom and create some grand memories in this holiday destination.

Should you visit North Sikkim or Gangtok and Pelling?

If that makes you apprehensive, skip North Sikkim and visit just Gangtok and Pelling on your trip to Sikkim or choose a trip to Ladakh, India instead (similar panoramas, better infrastructure). However if you’re an adventurer at heart, then here’s our itinerary that covers most of Sikkim for you:

How long does it take to drive North Sikkim?

Day 3 of the 10 days in Sikkim trip marks the beginning of an exciting road trip to North Sikkim, something that’s highly recommended in this Sikkim Travel Guide. Try to leave as early as possible so that you can stop multiple times on the way. This journey, covering about 121 kms would take approximately 7 hours.

Should I rent a car in Sikkim?

Combine it with a visit to Rumtek Monastery. If you’re not visiting North Sikkim, then we would recommend renting a car for a day (see the budgeting section for approximate prices) and visiting some sites in the area including the glittering Tsomgo/Changu Lake and Tashi View Point.