You wake up in the morning hearing the chirping of birds. We suggest you to go for a silent morning walk and experience the typical view of a Sikkimese village. If you wish you can help the host to feed their cattle or milking the cow. After breakfast we introduce you to traditional weaving technique, Bamboo basket making technique etc. After that we will go for a short village walk to interact with their daily lifestyle. The simple lifestyle of the villagers will definitely win your heart. We may wish to go to the local monastery to offer a Puja for sound health and good luck. In the afternoon we explore the mysterious Khecheopalri lake. There are many legends associated with this beautiful lake which make this lake one of the holiest lakes in Sikkim. We also go to a small temple just above this lake. This temple is dedicated to Green Tara who known as the “mother of liberation”, and represents the virtues of success in work and achievements. Return back to homestay before evening while we start briefing for the trek we start from tomorrow. Overnight at Khecheopalri.

After breakfast we say goodbye to our Khecheopalri host and start trek for Yuksom. Initially we descent to Khecheopalri lake and following a gradient trail we enter into a forest. It’s going to be 2 hrs walk in the forest where we will get only gradient trails. Different varieties of fern is an eye-catcher. If you love birds then you can get many birds during the morning here in your trekking trail. After the forest walk we come to a open area where we could see a small village. Now we enter into that village. The zigzag trails into the village will not only take you to various village huts but also give you a cultural introduction. Once we cross this village we take the main road for sometimes. We cross a river bridge after walking for a while. The gurgling sound of Rangit river will stop you for a while. Following the main road we again take a trail and enter into another village. Yuksom is just 1.5 hrs walk from here. Yuksom, the first capital of Sikkim, will be our stop point for today. In the afternoon we go to Coronation throne and explore the market. Overnight at Yuksom.

Enjoy the lovely morning at Yusom. After breakfast our trek starts and we go to Hongri monastery today. Initially we get a gradient ascent up to Dubdi monastery. Built in 1701 AD Dubdi monastery is one of the oldest and pristine monastery in Sikkim. The quietness of the monastery will bring peacefulness in your soul. If sky is clear then you can see a glimpse of South Kabru from here. After visiting this monastery we take another trail towards Hongri monastery. It’s going to be a beautiful walk surrounded by lush greenery. Watch out for some bird sighting. As this trek route isn’t taken by the mainstream tourists this allows you to enjoy a serene landscape. Built in early 17th century Hongri monastery has it’s own charm. We stay in a homestay near to Hongri monastery.

As the sunlight touches ground we wake up and enjoy the morning here from the homestay. After breakfast we continue our trek to Tashiding. Today the trail will be most of all in the villages. The view during the walk today will be so beautiful. We pass small settlements, creek etc to reach Tashiding. The main attraction of Tashiding is Tashiding monastery. Founded in 1717 AD this monastery is situated on the top of a hill and offers spectacular 360° view of the surrounding Himalayas. This monastery is also the most sacred and holiest monastery in Sikkim. We stay in a homestay in Tashiding. In the afternoon we explore at the monastery. Overnight at Tashiding.

After breakfast we start our trek and today we go to a picturesque offbeat village in Sikkim- Borong. Not many tourists have visited this place and this village is full of natural beauty. The breathtaking view of the snowcapped mountains from this village will make you speechless. From every corner of the village you get superb view of the mountains. The ever smiling villagers and their warm hospitality is also an inseparable part of this village. We explore this lovely village in the afternoon and interact with the local village culture. Overnight stay at Borong.

You can also spend an extra day and go for Ravangla, Namchi, Pelling Sightseeing or after breakfast drive towards Bagdogra/NJP. Upon arrival your Khecheopalri-Borong village trek comes to an end.

No, there is no chance of getting snow in this trek route. But in the winter you can get breathtaking snowbound view of the Himalayas.

Though there are some animals in the surrounded forest areas, they are very less seen in the trek routes. No wildlife attack on trekkers has been recorded so far. But it’s not advisable to go for unguided walks in the forest.

The level of difficulty for the Khecheopalri-Borong village trek is EASY with the mixed sections of steep and gradual ascents and the trail passing through the alpine trees and forest covers. Please note that “EASY” is a generalized classification and trekkers are expected to join with full mental and physical preparation.

Nutritious veg meals along with the egg dishes and safe drinking water will be provided throughout the trek.

Please do not carry the normal sports shoes. As you need the good traction during the trek a pair of good trekking shoes is a recommended choice.

Remember the temperature is cold throughout the trek with the possibilities of rain. We highly recommend that you carry woolen clothes, thermal inner wear, windproof jacket, Raincoat etc. It will be cold at the nights of Khecheopalri and Borong, so prepare accordingly. Use layers for better insulation and don’t wear tight clothes. If you have more questions please let us know. We will be happy to assist you.