Our Services

1) Yuksam - The first capital of Sikkim and a base camp of famous Goechala Kanchendzonga Trek and several Mountain Expeditions. The Oldest monastery of Sikkim, Dubdi Monastery is located at Yuksam. The Famous Coronation Throne where the first king of Sikkim was crowned by the three religious monks is in Yuksam.

2) Tshoka - A small Refuge settlement at the height of 3000m. A first-day camping point of the trek. From Tshoka one can see a glimpse of towering snow-capped mountain peaks - Mt. Pandim and few others.

3) Dzongri Viewpoint - The most beautiful and ideal viewpoint of high-altitude treks in Sikkim. One can witness a 360-degree view of the Pristine and Panoramic 16 snow-capped mountain peaks and hills. Located at the height of 4250m Dzongri Viewpoint offers sublime and capitative scenery of the entire Himalayan range...

4) Laxmi Pokhari (Lake) in Dzongri - A pristine high-altitude lake situated 3 hours walk from the Dzongri Campsite

Compulsory Things to carry:

• Backpack (Min 55 Ltrs): We recommend a genuine quality backpack from a reputed brand;

• Floaters or Sandals: When you are at the campsite, they will help to move smoothly.

• Trekking Shoes: Always invest in good quality trekking shoes, we recommend Forclaz 500 by Quechua or woodland for Goechala Trek. They are lightweight, have good grip, strong, and are readily available throughout India.

• 1 Trekking Pole

• Warm and comfortable Jackets

• Raincoats & Ponchos

• Caps and hats

• basic First Aid

• Water Bottle 1 Lt & Thermos

• Headlamp & torch with extra pair of cells

• Personal Toilet Kit and toilet paper

• Lip Balm

• Cold Cream and Sunscreen (SPF 40+)

• Moisturizers

• Dark Sunglasses

• Flip-flops

• Portable chargers

• A bag to keep wet cloths

• Little extra cash for the meals not covered in the package

While on the trek, we will provide you with

• A Shape/Dome tent /Alpine trekking tents on twin sharing basis. We would provide a pure down feather Sleeping bag with some thick Camping mattresses and other essentials.

• Meals:We provide pure veg meals during the trek except for the egg.

• Yaks/Porters: For carrying camping equipment, meals, vegetables.

• A professional trekking guide and kitchen staff would follow the group.

• Entry fee and permit fee etc., included.

• First Aid medicine kit

• Oxygen cylinder

• Air ticket any domestic or international flight ticket.

• Any charges for carrying personal porter for still/video cameras and personal luggage etc. Alcohol, soft drinks, bottled water, beverages, etc. Personal expenditures like handouts, telephone calls, laundry, etc.

• Any meals/during your travel in the car.

• Any costs arising cause of disaster circumstances such as landslides, roadblocks, bad weather.

• Travel insurance.

• Transportation

• Bag off loading

Back Pack & rain cover or Duffel bag (50 to 70 ltr)

Day Pack & rain cover (20 to 30 ltr)

Walking stick

Water Bottle

Thermos flask

Head Light (1 Nos with 4 pairs of batteries)

Upper and Lower Clothings:

T - Shirt (2 to 3 full sleeves). Mostly noncotton

Fleece T-shirt (1 nos)

Thermal Inner-wears or base layers (1 nos or 1 pair) such as long jones

Fleece Jacket (1 nos)

Down, Feather, or Holofil Jackets (1 nos)

Wind and Waterproof jackets & pants (1 pair)

Trekking Pants (1 pair). Comfortable and durable

Short Trekking Pants (1 nos or 1 pair)

Poncho (1 nos)

Headgears:

Woolen cap (1 nos)

Sun cap (1 nos)

Balaclava or scarf (1 nos)

Sunglasses (1 nos) U/V protected and dark

Hand gears:

Waterproof gloves (1 nos)

Woolen gloves (1 nos)

Feet gears:

Waterproof Trekking boots (1 nos) preferably ankle high Goretex, North face, Colombia or Quechua

Sneakers or running shoes (1 nos) preferably from any reputed brand

Gaiters (1 nos)

Sandals or flippers (1 nos)

Cotton socks (4 pairs)

Woolen socks (2 pairs)

Personal utilities:

Sunscreen cream

Moisturizers

Hand sanitizers

Toilet papers and wipes

Anti-bacterial powders

Lip balm

Toothbrush and toothpaste