Delhi/Mumbai to Bagdogra Airport. Drive (3 hrs) to Manebhanjan (2134 m). Evening at leisure.

Gopaldhara Tea Estate - Gopaldhara Tea Estate is among the most scenic tea gardens in the Darjeeling hills. A stop here for a tea break allows visitors to appreciate its beauty.

Simana View Point - On a clear day, the iconic “Sleeping Buddha” formation of the Mt. Kanchenjunga massif is visible from this viewpoint.

Mirik - Mirik is a quaint town in the Darjeeling district, renowned for Sumendu Lake.

Manebhanjan village exploration. Acclimatization walk. Evening briefing about the trek.

Mane Bhanjang - After breakfast, the exploration of this unique village begins. Half of the village is in India, while the other half is in Nepal. A visit to a Buddhist stupa offers a bird’s eye view of the village. A walk through a small forest area leads to the neighboring Jaubari village, where most villagers are engaged in farming. A hot lunch at a villager’s house provides an opportunity for interaction. The day concludes with leisure time at the homestay.

Maneybhanjan to Tonglu (3170 m) - 13 Km - 7 hrs

Singalila National Park - After breakfast, the trek begins. The trail initially climbs steeply through a dense forest. After 45 minutes, Buddhist prayer flags and a large Chorten mark Chitrey. The beautiful Sleeping Buddha formation of Kanchenjunga and other mountains are visible from here. A small trail through a dense malingo (small bamboo) forest leads to Lamaydhura, a small hamlet. The trek alternates between the Indian and Nepalese sides, with no border fencing, only area pillars for marking. After Lamaydhura, the view of Kanchenjunga enhances the trek. After an hour, a small settlement, Meghma, is reached. Tonglu is a 45-minute walk from here, with a steep final stretch, but the view of Kanchenjunga at Tonglu is breathtaking.

Tonglu - Sandakphu (3636 m) - 15 km - 7 hrs

Tumlingtar - The trek passes through the charming hamlet of Tumling.

Singalila National Park - An early morning wake-up for the sunrise view is followed by breakfast and the trek to Sandakphu. The initial descent leads to Gairibas, a small village on the Indo-Nepal border, followed by an ascent to Kaiyakata. The trail from Kaiyakata to Kalapokhri is gradual and passes through a dense forest, offering a high chance of spotting a Red Panda. Kalapokhri is marked by a small pond at the start of this hamlet. The initial 2 km after Kalapokhri to Bikeybhanjan is a gradient walk, followed by a steep 4 km climb to Sandakphu.

Sandakphu - Sandakphu, the highest peak in West Bengal, offers a magnificent view of the Himalayas.

Sandakphu to Phalut (3600) - 21 Km - 8 hrs

Singalila National Park - An early start to witness the sunrise is followed by breakfast and the journey to Phalut. Covering 21 km, this is the longest walk of the trek, mostly along a ridge and meadow. The panoramic views of Kanchenjunga, Everest, Makalu, and other peaks accompany the trek to Thakung. A walk through a dense Rhododendron forest leads to Sabargram, marked by a forest check post. In spring, the blooming Rhododendrons make this area spectacular. Phalut is 6 km from Sabargram, taking around 2.5 hours to reach. The view from Phalut is stunning, with dramatic landscapes at sunset.

Phalut to Gorkhey (2500 m) - 14 km - 6 hrs

Singalila National Park - A 20-minute walk from the accommodation leads to Phalut top for sunrise viewing. After returning, the journey to Gorkhey, a picturesque village in the National Park, begins. The trek passes through a dense Malingo (small bamboo) forest, offering an enjoyable walk. Gorkhey’s beauty is captivating, with two beautiful streams, Gorkhey Khola and Rammam Khola. The afternoon can be spent on a village walk or relaxing by the river.

Gorkhey to Sepi (2300m) - 21 km - 6 hrs

Singalila National Park - The morning begins with the soothing sound of Gorkhey Khola and Rammam Khola. After breakfast, the trek to Sepi starts, passing through the picturesque Samanden village. The route descends to a stream, then ascends to the charming village of Rammam. After Rammam, the route flattens and descends to Srikhola, a beautiful river in the area.

Sepi to Rimbik (2250 M) - 7 Km - 2 hrs and drive (1.5 hrs) to Darjeeling.

Darjeeling - Known as the “Queen of the Hills,” Darjeeling needs no introduction. A three-night stay allows for exploration of its various local attractions.

• Private transportation provided
• All permits included
• Meals covered (1 lunch, 1 dinner, 1 breakfast)
• All fees and taxes included
• Comfortable accommodation
• Guidance by an experienced mountain guide

• Your still and video camera fees.
• Any personal nature of expenses such as extra porter hiring cost to carry your backpack.
• Your travel insurance.
• Your personal gear for the trek.

Singalila Ridge Trek is a unique trek in the Himalayas. Dense Rhododendron Forest, thick Maligo (Local bamboo) forest, Lush green meadows, Numerous species of birds, Sighting chances of endangered Red Panda, Picturesque Himalayan villages, Smiling mountain people

– the list will go on and you haven’t heard about the biggest attraction of this trek! Yes, the view of four of five highest mountains in the world
– all in a single panoramic view. This is the few places on this planet where you can see an exotic view of Mt. Kanchenjunga. So why waiting! Join us for this beautiful trek and take your Himalayan experience into another level.

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