Paragliding at Sadam
Tandem flights above the green Himalayan landscapes of Sadam Hills.
Book ParaglidingEast Sikkim combines Gangtok city experiences with some of the state’s best-known high-altitude day trips. Travellers can explore MG Marg, monasteries and viewpoints around Gangtok, then plan protected-route excursions towards Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir and Nathula Pass when permits, weather and road conditions allow.
This hub brings together East Sikkim sightseeing tours and multi-day itineraries for couples, families and small groups. Because access to border areas can change at short notice, SikkimYatra helps arrange the required documents, suitable vehicles and practical day-by-day planning. Rumtek Monastery, local markets, waterfalls and valley viewpoints can also be included according to available time.
Start with our East Sikkim tour package, explore the Gangtok travel guide, or request a customised itinerary that connects East Sikkim with North Sikkim, the Silk Route, Pelling or Darjeeling.
East Sikkim is one of the four districts of the Indian state of Sikkim. Sikkim is a small state located in the northeastern part of India, bordered by Bhutan to the east, Nepal to the west, and the Indian states of West Bengal to the south and Arunachal Pradesh to the northeast.
Some key points about East Sikkim include:
Capital and Administrative Center: The district headquarters of East Sikkim is Gangtok, which is also the capital and the largest town of Sikkim. Gangtok is known for its picturesque landscapes and is a popular tourist destination.
Geography: East Sikkim is characterized by its mountainous terrain and is home to part of the Eastern Himalayas. The district includes a mix of hills, valleys, and rivers.
Tourist Attractions: East Sikkim is known for its natural beauty and is a hub for tourists visiting the state. Some popular tourist attractions in the district include Tsomgo Lake, Nathula Pass, Baba Mandir, Rumtek Monastery, and the Banjhakri Falls.
Cultural and Religious Sites: The district is also rich in cultural and religious heritage. Rumtek Monastery, in particular, is a significant Buddhist monastery that holds religious importance.
Connectivity: The region is connected by roads, and the Gangtok city serves as a central point for transportation. The Nathula Pass, at the border with China, is an important pass in the district.
Choose tandem paragliding at Sadam Hills or river rafting at Melli and speak directly with our local booking team.
Tandem flights above the green Himalayan landscapes of Sadam Hills.
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Enjoy an exciting guided river experience on the Rangit–Teesta corridor.
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