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SILK ROUTE PACKAGE FROM SILIGURI

Tourist Hub India offer best Silk route tour package from Siliguri 2024.

Silk Route tour package from NJP - winter Special Package with Tourist Hub India.  BEST OFFER, HURRY!!!

Silk route best time to visit in the month of March and April and We provided services for customized Silk route package tour from Kolkata for our guests at a minimum price.

For more details of Silk route package from Siliguri Visit URL: https://www.touristhubindia.com/packages/silk-route-package-tour-from-kolkata

Package Name: Silk Route tour Package

Tour Duration: 5 Nights / 6 Days

Silk route tour places: Sillery Gaon, Aritar, Zuluk, Nathang, Rongpokhola or Rishikhola.

Pickup and Drop: Bagdogra or Siliguri / NJP Station

Silk route tour package cost from Kolkata starts from ₹ 6,999/Person.  As our Silk route tour package cost varies depending upon the accommodation and duration of the trip. Our Silk route tour cost with standard home stays stats from Rs.6499/- and Silk route package cost from NJP with deluxe home stay starts Rs. 7500/- for your package tour of Silk route. Silk route tour package cost from NJP varies depends of number of travelers and type of transportation to choose for the NJP to Silk route tour.

Why should you book Silk Route package from Siliguri with Tourist Hub India?

 Silk Route Package Specialist more than 5 years

 Deluxe Home stays

 24 X 7 support from our specialist

 NJP to NJP transport with Luxury car

 We are the destination Management Company for Silk Route

Silk route tour itinerary:

Here is the Silk route tour plan for 6 days as mentioned below.

Day 1: NJP/IXB to Sillery Gaon

Day 2: Sillery Gaon to Aritar or Mankhim

Day 3: Aritar or Mankhim to Zuluk

Day 4: Zuluk to Nathang

Day 5: Nathang to Rongpokhola

Day 6: Rongpokhola to NJP / IXB

The above Silk route tour details can be customized for accommodation and duration for the trip.

Silk route tour from Kolkata Inclusion:

All meals

Accommodation

Transport

Sightseeing

Silk route package Exclusion

Air Fare, Train Fare not included in your Silk route holiday package.

Any item which is not mentioned in the 'Inclusion' section.

Laundry, Tips, phone call or any such personal expenses.

Snacks, Lunch or any other meals.

For Silk route trip from Kolkata please Contact

Tourist Hub India - (Silk route tours and travels)

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10 Tips for Planning a Memorable Honeymoon in Sikkim

Sikkim is one of the places on earth – honeymooners’ favorite. With mountainous vistas in the backdrop, Sikkim promises a perfect romantic holiday. There are exclusive monasteries, temples, lush green valleys, ionic lakes, splendid waterfalls, and more than meets the eye. Customize your Sikkim honeymoon package and make it your own way. 

So, if you’re ready to plan your honeymoon in Sikkim, here are 10 travel tips to follow and make your journey more satisfying.

Book Accommodations in Sikkim in Advance

Are you visiting during peak season in Sikkim? If yes, you must book your accommodation in advance so that you face no hassle getting a comfortable and privileged location. Prime location hotels and remote homestays in Sikkim fill up quickly during peak seasons. A Sikkim tour package covers accommodation booking based on your holiday destination and budget. 

Choose the Best Time to Visit

Sikkim's weather tends to vary throughout the year. Therefore, checking the weather forecast before planning is essential. The best times to visit and explore Sikkim for your honeymoon are from March to May and October to December. During these periods, you get pleasant weather, lush valleys, and rhododendrons in spring. In autumn, enjoy the clear and exotic views of the Himalayas.

Plan Your Itinerary Wisely

Sikkim is home to many stunning hill stations and has a lot to offer. You may plan a 7-day honeymoon in Sikkim (Gangtok, and North Sikkim); a 5-day honeymoon in Sikkim (Aritar, Zuluk, and Gangtok), a 3-day Honeymoon in Sikkim (Gangtok), a 7-day honeymoon in West and South Sikkim (Pelling, Nacmchi, Ravangla via Gangtok). 

Your Sikkim tour operator will ensure a perfect itinerary with customization. Or, you can pick a honeymoon package from the best-selling itineraries. Avai, of affordable Sikkim honeymoon package from a reliable travel agency near you. 

Pack Appropriately

The weather can be unpredictable, followed by sudden heavy wind, chilly evenings, or rain. Hence, pack your travel bag for the Sikkim honeymoon wisely. Make sure you have warm clothing, comfortable walking shoes, gloves, socks, shawls, a cap, insect repellent, sunscreen, sunglasses, water bottles,  handkerchieves, a first-aid kit, a torch, batteries, an umbrella, etc. You may carry a tea maker. 

Explore the Monasteries in Sikkim

Sikkim is also noted for its iconic monasteries and temples. Do not miss out on exploring its spiritual heritage. Visit the Rumtek Monastery, Do Drul Chorten, Ganesh Tok, Hanuman Tok, Old Baba Mandir, Pemayangtse Monastery, Dubdi Monastery, Char Dham Temple, Lachen and Lachung Monastery, Tashiding Monastery, et al. Witness the stunning architecture and peaceful surroundings on a spiritual tour.

Experience Local Cuisine

Don’t forget to savour Sikkim’s unique culinary delights. Try local dishes such as momos, thukpa, Taipo, Millet beer, bamboo shoot curry, dal bhaat, sael roti, kodo ko roit, sinki, kinema, phagshapa, gundruk.

Visit local eateries and food stalls that will give you a taste of the region’s food culture together. You can plan a special treat, such as a romantic dinner at a luxurious or cozy restaurant with a view of the Himalayan mountains.

Plan Adventure Activities in Sikkim 

Outdoor recreation makes honeymoons more fun-filled. If you guys are an adventure-loving couple, Sikkim gives you a variety of thrilling activities, including – trekking, paragliding, ropeway riding, river rafting, birdwatching, safari, and more. Map out your adventure activities with cost-effective Sikkim honeymoon packages. 

Attend a Festival in Sikkim

Be there to enjoy a festival to make your honeymoon more delightful. Sikkim celebrates a great range of festivals, including Losoong, Saga Dawa, Bumchu, Phang Lhabsol, Drupka Teshi, Sonam Lochar, etc. Celebrated with gusto, Sikkkm’s festivals reflect its diverse heritage, religious beliefs, and culture. 

Enjoy a Romantic Nature Walk

Sikkim’s natural charm is best experienced on foot. Be on a leisurely walk with your beloved through the lush tea gardens like Temi, the lush flower valleys of the rhododendron sanctuary in Yumthang, or the serene lakesides of Tsomgo Lake, Gurudongmar Lake, and further delights await you. 

Respect Local Customs and Traditions

Sikkim holds an unforgettable history, a culturally rich state in India. Be respectful of local customs and practices in Sikkim throughout your journey. Make sure you dress modestly and follow the guidelines while approaching a sacred place. 

Ask before clicking pictures of the natives there. Don’t turn bargaining into a mess, and throw litter in random places. These are some little things to consider. Get all-inclusive travel guidance in a Sikkim honeymoon package. 

The land of Sikkim combines a great variety of activities and relaxation. Its Hiamlynan beauty, food, culture, natives, and lush nature are beyond comparison. Honeymooners will be blessed to experience the unparalleled charm of Sikkim. A budget Sikkim holiday package by Dream Destination Holidays makes your travels exciting to the hilt. Grab transprenat and ffaorable Sikim travel itineraries. 

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french names + altmer names from tes

Adandil Adura Agnioudre Ainne Airwe Alandivus Aldalia Aldhecale Aldurvus Alidare Alion Alogwe Amionach Amirene Amwandon Anandawel Anare Andare Andermo Angell Anias Animélara Anirel Anyar Ançoion Ardomo Arilil Ariomire Aritar Aritumen Arriwete Arruldil Arulas Arwyentel Ashastim Audorwe Aumalise Avinya Avysawe Baruur Barya Binoe Blanindor Blanwe Bérion Caamar Caana Caered Calanimil Calde Caleissix Calerin Calinin Calleron Callov Calpir Calvaldar Camar Camine Cancae Canna Cantur Canwen Caralieu Caramerin Carcelim Carenwil Carinelle Carinmar Carion Caris Carne Carrion Cartus Carude Casarelar Caserrie Castam Castil Castolne Castorir Catalil Chanenic Chius Chron Cinen Clane Colil Coralquen Corame Cordamil Corgin Coric Corick Corid Corieno Coriisse Corionia Corne Corterra Corwe Corya Culandere Culde Cullon Curelle Curlilia Curwudre Cymion Cyrel Cyrie Célise Dolqua Dormar Dursaril Eafwe Ealin Ealphe Eannia Earbin Eaurel Ehrion Elair Eldermel Eldil Eldirel Ellayna Elomil Elsissea Emaindil Emenwe Emmar Endera Endimare Erion Ermare Errindil Escheldil Estenno Eston Estor Eurnur Evinwe Fabin Facarme Faldil Fanarare Fanyon Faranidon Faraye Faron Farrie Ferettel Ferlus Fernuno Fifwen Finalfwen Finwewe Firmon Firwul Firyansce Flamo Frast Frome Frégil Fulurel Gaemandin Ganindin Ganon Grisire Hairelne Halil Harellere Hasse Heldessen Helemitha Helionna Hellaciel Helmo Henwudele Herock Hinora Hlinird Hlistan Honwen Horon Hugur Hyurcalen Imalion Imarmor Ineste Ingre Ininiel Inril Inrile Interia Invanion Irnuure Iryanar Istel Ituinar Jacas Jeaugène Jenire Jorick Jormil Jorwele Joryey Joshil Kaldil Kaltanwe Kaltirei Karie Kemde Kemfanil Kenvalore Kerwe Kornade Laarne Laine Lanar Landucir Lanil Lannort Lardil Laren Larencre Lastel Laurtingo Liana Limen Liminare Linwine Linya Lirinen Lirirais Litand Lleyar Lolwynar Londan Lones Lorie Lothius Lovienne Lucil Lucire Ludianya Léanan Mabrilld Mainaalf Mainda Mairch Mairettel Maitilin Malaur Malisa Mandillen Mandori Manich Manwe Maren Maril Marirwene Marithril Mauril Mawen Mermwen Merne Milil Minendain Minwine Mirlain Mirtin Mitara Mitarmo Molann Morma Mornil Mulle Muulde Médée Nacar Nadèle Nalen Naminanre Nanamarie Nanius Nanon Naraithil Naraver Nariniere Narya Neise Nendri Nethmane Nette Nienya Nonomian Norwarmo Nuldoran Nunterose Nuurion Onriona Orginren Oriller Orion Orudo Ostée Oulne Paldoryas Pamack Pandil Pathan Pelil Pellia Pelmassy Piril Pirirèce Pirmion Plumandel Psylinwe Psysaumil Quelwen Questawen Quorin Raldillon Ranair Reorrora Rodile Rolar Rolèreld Rudil Rulauriel Rulderril Rullenvar Rulpythan Rumerwuur Rumin Runsine Rétare Salianer Sanionse Sanramo Sarion Sarne Sarnur Sawende Selcolen Seque Siasareno Sidon Sildya Silnoon Silrie Sindeldhe Sinindril Sinmere Sirad Siren Siria Siron Sisse Soliondur Solirald Soren Sorine Sorraon Spelireya Spennere Stithaem Storned Strad Suldo Sumice Surias Sygaerion Taagalant Taalil Takemolan Tandiane Tangaerte Taraere Taril Tarin Tarnaril Tarwyfwen Tasare Telaisa Telymo Temmendil Tenire Tercor Terine Thardole Tharim Thelymon Thoréande Thros Thrégon Tilia Tilian Timil Tranar Tuilinaud Tuingore Turiantel Turien Turte Ulunter Umbanrar Umbie Umelon Unmint Until Ursan Uudin Uuril Valairen Valaninde Valde Valeius Valina Vallen Vallin Vancel Vanchel Varie Varmelwe Vianne Vilhiss Virlainir Vièves Vorwen Vrion Winne Yanyare Yarasinde Yayellent Yvalf Zenoras Élindre Élivit Élocel Éléon

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Aritar Lake; Sikkim #sikkim #2018 #november #aritar #aritarlake #instadaily #insta #artistsoninstagram #photography #bnw #blackwork #blackandwhitephotography https://www.instagram.com/p/CZFRRsvB_tw/?utm_medium=tumblr

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#zuluk #SILLERYGAON #nathan #bagdogra #njp #9891623007 #northeast #sikkimtourism #gangtok #aritar #tsangolake #babaharbhajan #silkroute #7sistersholidays #b2b #travelagent #touroperator #holiday #peace #hillstation #himalayas #trekking #photography #nature #solotraveler #Bhraman #adventure #bhramon #instatravel #instaholiday (at West Bengal,Bihar,Jharkhand.Orrisa,Utter Pradesh) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNR0rLaHNwk/?igshid=1d2lfbpdh5f4y

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Best places of India. Aritar - Sikkim. Aritar is an area in the East Sikkim region of the Indian state of Sikkim under Rongli Sub-Division. It is known for its common and arranged excellence. It is situated on the edge of the Himalayas and can become to in around four hours’ drive from Gangtok by means of either Pakyong or Rangpo.

NOTE: Now you can book Flight, Train and Road service using Best places of India travel website. You can also check out food menu or restaurants of places you want to visit.

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#B&D #aritar #clouds #sikkimdiaries (at Aritar, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3NSftugmGE/?igshid=159o4yax1qwvh

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SILK ROUTE TOUR PACKAGE FROM SILIGURI

Tourist Hub India offer best Silk route tour package from Siliguri 2024.

Silk route tour package from NJP - winter Special Package with Tourist Hub India.  BEST OFFER, HURRY!!!

Silk route best time to visit in the month of March and April and We provided services for customized Silk route package from Siliguri for our guests at a minimum price.

For more details of Silk route tour Visit URL: https://www.touristhubindia.com/packages/silk-route-package-tour-from-kolkata

Package Name: Silk Route tour Package

Tour Duration: 5 Nights / 6 Days

Silk route tour places: Sillery Gaon, Aritar, Zuluk, Nathang, Rongpokhola or Rishikhola.

Pickup and Drop: Bagdogra or Siliguri / NJP Station

Silk route tour package cost from Kolkata starts from ₹ 6,999/Person.  As our Silk route tour package cost varies depending upon the accommodation and duration of the trip. Our Silk route tour cost with standard home stays stats from Rs.6499/- and Silk route package cost from NJP with deluxe home stay starts Rs. 7500/- for your package tour of Silk route. Silk route tour package cost from NJP varies depends of number of travelers and type of transportation to choose for the NJP to Silk route tour.

Why should you book Silk Route package from Kolkata with Tourist Hub India?

 Silk Route Package Specialist more than 5 years

 Deluxe Home stays

 24 X 7 support from our specialist

 NJP to NJP transport with Luxury car

 We are the destination Management Company for Silk Route

Silk route tour itinerary:

Here is the Silk route tour plan for 6 days as mentioned below.

Day 1: NJP/IXB to Sillery Gaon

Day 2: Sillery Gaon to Aritar or Mankhim

Day 3: Aritar or Mankhim to Zuluk

Day 4: Zuluk to Nathang

Day 5: Nathang to Rongpokhola

Day 6: Rongpokhola to NJP / IXB

The above Silk route tour details can be customized for accommodation and duration for the trip.

Silk route tour from Kolkata Inclusion:

All meals

Accommodation

Transport

Sightseeing

Silk route package Exclusion

Air Fare, Train Fare not included in your Silk route holiday package.

Any item which is not mentioned in the 'Inclusion' section.

Laundry, Tips, phone call or any such personal expenses.

Snacks, Lunch or any other meals.

For Silk route trip from Kolkata please Contact

Tourist Hub India - (Silk route tours and travels)

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Unexpected news! I had some free time today and decided to try to make a portrait for grandma Aritare in the Portrait Wizard. While the portrait may not be perfect, I actually kind of like it. I think I’m going to try to recreate more characters from the Chronicles!

Can you believe she’s over eighty years old? She certainly doesn’t look her age, does she? I wonder why...

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Silk Route Package Tour from Kolkata

Embark on a journey of a lifetime with our Silk Route Package Tour. Imagine tracing the footsteps of ancient traders and explorers, venturing into the heart of the Himalayas, and uncovering the hidden gems of East Sikkim's Old Silk Route. This unique adventure promises not just a holiday, but a transformative experience that will leave you awestruck.

The Silk Route, also known as the Silk Road, is a historic trade route that played a vital role in connecting India to China centuries ago. Today, it remains a testament to the rich tapestry of history and culture, hidden away in the scenic landscapes of East Sikkim, India.

Our carefully curated Silk Route tour from Kolkata takes you on a mesmerizing journey through breathtaking locales. As you traverse the winding paths of Lhasa, Nathu-La, and Jeep-La Pass, you'll feel the echoes of ancient caravans carrying silk, spices, and stories from distant lands. The route eventually leads to the serene port of Tamluk in West Bengal, where the journey continues by sea.

At an altitude of 13,200 feet in Gnathang, the Silk Route tour offers a tranquil escape from the bustle of city life. Here, amidst the towering peaks of the Himalayas, you'll find a peaceful atmosphere that is sure to rejuvenate your spirit. The stunning vistas of snow-capped mountains and pristine lakes create a surreal backdrop for your adventure.

In a world recovering from the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, the allure of the Silk Route is stronger than ever. The desire for fresh air, untamed natural beauty, and a deeper connection with nature beckons travelers from all walks of life. Whether you seek solace or quality time with loved ones, the Silk Route tour is the perfect choice.

While popular destinations in Sikkim like Gangtok, North Sikkim, and Pelling have grown crowded and noisy, the Silk Route remains a well-kept secret. NatureWings is delighted to present an opportunity for you to craft cherished holiday memories in this unexplored paradise. Our competitively priced Silk Route packages offer deluxe and standard homestays with top-notch facilities to ensure your journey is nothing short of extraordinary.

So, leave behind the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary with our Silk Route Tour Package from Kolkata. Get ready to be enchanted by the ancient wonders and untouched natural beauty that await you on this remarkable voyage.

NatureWings Offer Silk Route Tour Package from Kolkata with Deluxe Homestay @ Lowest Price. For Booking CALL +91-99033-27505

To Book Silk Route Tour Visit our Website : https://www.naturewings.com/packages/silk-route-packages

Why NatureWings is best for Silk Route Package Tour Booking?

NatureWings is Silk Route Tour Specialist for more than 8 years Company Offers Dulux Homestays in Zuluk, Gnathang, RongpoKhola and Sillery-Gaon

The team of experience Passionate Travelers

Choice of more than 10 hands picked destinations

Personally visited & certified by NatureWings team

Expert in conducting Silk Route Group Tour

Complete day to day guidance and assistance from NJP to NJP by NatureWings team member

Every year company conduct Silk Route Group Departure in Summer Vacation and Puja Holidays

Always handled by NatureWings Team itself, not handed over to a Sub-Agent

Day Wise Silk Route Tour Package Plan :

Day 1: NJP/IXB to Sillery Gaon

Day 2: Sillery Gaon to Aritar

Day 3: Aritar/Mankhim to Zuluk

Day 4: Zuluk to Nathang

Day 5: Nathang to Rongpokhola

Day 6: Rongpokhola to NJP / IXB

Activities you can indulge in Old Silk Route Package Tour :

Paragliding at Delo Hills, Kalimpong

A soft trekking to Ramitey Dara view point, Sillery-Gaon

Night Campfire and Bar-B-Q in Sillery Gaon

Explore the ruins of Dumsung fort amidst in the forest from Sillery Gaon

Soak your feet and play with crystal clear water of the Reshi River

Trout fishing in the clear stream of the Reshi River

Trout fishing at Rongpokhola in the Rangpo River

Boating at Ariter Lake

Watching magnificent Sunrise from Lungthung and Thumbi Viewpoint

Visit Kupup Lake, one of the sacred lakes in Sikkim at 13,066ft altitude

You can drive further to behold the magnificent Tsomgo Lake or Changu Lake at 12,310ft

Visit and pay respect to Old Baba Mandir

What are the best sightseeing places to explore in Ajker Silk Route Tour Package?

Zuluk Loop : 32 hair-pin curves Thambi View Point : Best for Zuluk Zigzag view and Himalayan Range Nathang Valley : Offer best snow all round year Kupup Lake : Named as Elephant Lake with picturesque natural beauty Menmecho Lake : Lake with good ambience and awesome scenic beauty Lungthung : A remote village at 11,500 ft offering great Himalayan view Tukla Valley : Offer great view of Mt. Kanchenjungha from 12,500 ft altitude Old Baba Mandir : A temple of faith dedicated to sepoy Baba Harbhajan Singh near kupup village Tsomgo Lake : A must visit place for every Sikkim Gangtok Traveller

Some Offbeat Places to Explore In Silk Route Package Tour from Kolkata?

Delo park from Ramdhura

Jalsa Bunglow

Silent valley

Soft trek to Ramiteydara viewpoint

Explore the ruins of Dumssung fort amidst in the forest

Ariter or Lampokhri lake

Mankhim viewpoint

Lingtam Monestry

Kuekhola Falls on Old Silk route

Thambi Viewpoint

Old Baba Mandir

War memorial at Tukla Valley

Kupup Lake or elephant lake

Yak golf course

Budha Cave & Budha falls

Silk Route Package Tour Inclusions

Accommodation in the listed Hotels / Homestays

All Meals (Breakfast / Lunch / Evening Snacks / Dinner)

All transfers in an exclusive non-ac vehicle (NJP-NJP)

Driver allowances, fuel, toll tax

All permits and applicable taxes

The Silk Route Package Tour provides a unique journey combining history, culture, and natural beauty. Travelers can explore the region's rich heritage, visit historic monasteries, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Himalayas. This adventure offers a memorable and immersive experience for history enthusiasts, adventurers, and those seeking a peaceful escape. Don't miss the opportunity to embark on this extraordinary Silk Route adventure from Kolkata.

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It is a region in Indian State of Sikkim and is known for its landscaped and natural beauty. The major tourist places in Aritar are Lampokhari, Parbateyswar Shivalaya Mandir, Nirmal Dham, Dak Bunglow, Trekking, Aritar Gumpa and many more.

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armenian forenames

Abisayk Abkeg Abken Adona Adouhi Agadouhi Agapion Agarjanel Agayikou Aghdoun Aghik Aghoghas Ahakar Aitakouhi Akatamara Alemzanna Alervarta Aletira Alidzum Alilios Alipsia Almasan Alodyan Alushen Ancis Ancisape Ancisarsh Angevon Angine Annaela Annail Annana Annaram Annarvar Annousar Anouhi Anoun Anoys Antavik Anuhi Anusig Arahi Arames Aramlevo Aramoushe Aramveron Arazd Arbik Ardgen Ardghasia Ardui Ardzohi Arganana Argarik Argine Arigrat Arish Aritar Arjirun Arkime Arkorkouz Armanouhi Armarso Armes Arolouhi Arouhig Aroun Aroush Arouz Arpuhi Arsemirin Arshaig Arshula Artakel Artalush Arteouz Artevo Artig Artik Artund Arturaig Arturpie Artyophi Arvahalie Asdghi Ashan Ateound Avarita Aveta Azanik Azanvanui Aznigra Aznik Baidzas Baraffi Batora Batouz Bellil Bershie Bervanna Bouhi Boush Daverjik Davet Dirou Douhiames Douhik Douzarob Dzavig Dzouhi Edenik Elartur Elevo Emine Emzak Firubis Floranik Franou Fraxi Frubik Gaginel Galusi Ganik Ganui Gapia Gardane Garia Garni Gemisgor Gevon Gorianiut Gorsh Grine Gurik Gurpig Hachakona Haganig Hagapiar Hagarta Hagina Hahanoush Haharit Haidour Haigag Hairouhi Hajan Halmayan Hamar Hamarbi Hanik Hanoyezik Hargrais Hartiris Hartom Hasig Hatardui Hatepsia Hatouhik Haturvan Havet Havik Havit Heghi Hoghiro Hounzen Hovirat Hovmel Hovmena Hraffi Hraffik Hramelma Hramik Hranoys Hrina Hrinelik Hulipsia Isarat Ivettar Jikarden Jiraze Julagine Julig Kanakis Kancis Karaidzad Karia Karik Karkouhig Karonaig Karuber Kelmanush Khani Khaton Khayish Khovoramo Knazarme Krine Lagev Laraffi Lazem Leksayi Lushaig Lushatig Mairubis Maisa Manik Mannou Manui Maram Mareghiag Mareghis Margayr Margen Marig Marik Marit Marob Maron Maroun Marouser Maroutan Martakom Martom Marturik Marzuma Masig Masiloos Masir Mekharine Mesand Mhagar Mhairad Mhavna Miraxi Misanoura Mkrtig Murpion Musak Musasmil Nahaira Nahanna Nairacham Nakht Nakis Naramar Naranui Narta Nazakime Nazaro Nemik Nemma Nouhi Noushar Noyeg Nvaghout Nvazadmi Nvetak Ovahin Ovnanoys Ovorser Ovsagen Ovsen Paida Pakart Pakhia Pakhoun Panuhi Parabran Pararam Partig Pervat Pettarta Poghi Poghoria Prafik Radran Raham Rakonan Ramasime Ranas Ranig Raukhik Rishoma Ristgh Roberian Rounda Rundra Ruzan Ruzavik Sahan Sakis Sanik Sanuhi Sapeth Sargan Sarjanout Sarsanem Sarton Satsos Seboush Sedavanik Sedena Sediro Selielli Sello Senand Sergen Sersem Setig Shachanna Shanik Sheghahis Shovik Shulis Siamari Sigemfi Sirani Sirob Smbab Sminash Soghos Sopar Sosira Sticham Stignaig Stigne Surgik Surpia Surpin Survarta Survartev Sushame Susia Suzak Takevorsh Talouses Tambarta Tanta Tardes Tarenig Taroun Tasidasa Taveth Tenar Teojane Teoush Tevigrik Tichasi Tignancis Torkob Touses Tsera Tseryom Turel Turpion Turpuhi Turpun Vachacha Vagen Vagik Vahak Vahayik Vahen Valep Vanar Vanevenik Vanig Vanis Vanoushot Vantouhi Vanuhi Varan Varare Vararjik Varden Vardenrie Vardgeler Varelik Varen Vargeghag Vargrayis Varidzoun Varina Varine Varita Varob Varon Varou Varpion Varshayk Varsoghin Vartak Vartalerj Vartame Vartun Vartur Varubik Vatsop Vazas Vemzara Verisagag Vetine Victom Vserjik Yeghamina Yeghi Yeghiarat Yeghik Yeghit Yeghovnig Yemfi Yemma Yemzar Yeratchat Yerit Yerjand Yerob Yesard Yetig Yugan Yughi Yughit Yughvaghi Yughvarab Yuraxi Yurpig Zabet Zadouhi Zaghouhik Zanouhi Zarbik Zarishi Zarsoliz Zarteojen Zartouhik Zatina Zavnik Zemmarbik Zepun Zikael Zkoun Zovik Zovoria Zumrarj

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Silk Route Tour Package

Arrival at IXB/NJP/Siliguri| Transmit to Sillery Gaon:

Today start your affordable old silk route in Sikkim tour package from NJP or Siliguri. Upon arrival of 4 night 5 days Silk route in Sikkim Tour Package guests will be transferred to Sillery Gaon, well-known as New Darjeeling. Sillery Gaon is situated at an elevation of about 6000 ft. This place has an attractive view of the Kanchenjunga Mountain ranges.  

Transfer to Aritar:

Wake up with a yummy breakfast at the same time as viewing mountain peaks from your window. After breakfast, guests of Sikkim Silk Route tour packages will follow the route map to arrive at East Sikkim known as Aritar. Lampokhari Lake, bright green forests, and occasional waterfalls are the places to see in Aritar. Tailor-made locations in Silk route are also available when you choose us. 

Transfer to Zuluk/ Padmachen:

After morning breakfast guests of silk route in Sikkim group tour packages guests will proceed to Zuluk or Padmachen. Before that documentation is required to get permits of Zuluk that lies very close to the Indo-China Border. Tailor-made location such as Padmachen may also offer when you choose us. This tour is exciting and subjected to the road condition. This will take you at an elevation of 13000 ft. A stop at Rongli for permits and documentation is a need for Silk Route tour packages. There will be stopping at Rongli for permits and documentation processing activities.

Dzuluk or Zuluk is a small hamlet and an offbeat destination located at a height of around 10,100 feet in the terrain of the lower Himalayas in Sikkim. It is emerging as a popular destination day by day as it offers an excellent view of the eastern Himalayan range along with the Kanchenjunga.

Zuluk was once used as a Silk Route from Tibet to India by the traders travelling to Tiber through Jelep-la. They used Zuluk as an overnight base until the Chinese Invasion of Tibet. After that the use of the Silk Route stopped totally. Zuluk is a small village consisting of a population of just 700 people and an Indian Army base which was used as a transit camp for the army movement to the Chinese border which is just a few kilometres away.

Zuluk is a completely offbeat place surrounded by virgin forests. 14 kms away from Zuluk is the Thambi view point that offers an excellent view of the majestic Kanchenjunga mountain ranges. The entire mountain range is visible from this point. Zuluk is also famous for its wildlife that includes deer, wild dogs, Himalayan bear and red pandas.

 4 Nights 5 Days Silk route in Sikkim 

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" What the hell are you doing!"

" Give me a moment, Captain! I may be Cambridge polished but as your officers say I still smell like Ganga mati...I know my tactics!"

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Hotel Strandhill, Aritar

1965

They say you need to have Sun jades on your fingers before planning to search for routes in Drenjong. One bitter turn in the moods of the gods governing the valleys and you prepare yourself. However calculations you do, at the end of the day all that matters is your luck. Better wear auspicious stuff than hiding your woolents under your raincoat and cursing each other for choosing the wrong place at the wrong time to travel. You don't want to end up gathering so much knowledge in nephology after all. 

Even the Four Square between my fingers felt damp. I opened the window and a gush of fierce wind slapped my face. The weather that was just cloudy yesterday had turned into a mountain storm within 32 hours. I threw the cigarette out of the window and it landed on a pool of water. 

Meanwhile someone knocked on the door. 

" Come in", I shouted. 

The door opened and there stood a man with a face dark with disappointment, way darker than me. I couldn't resist the desire to mock.

" Ah, Michael ,my friend! So, what's our next plan?"

" Buddy, just don't start please. I am tired", he collapsed on a chair in front of me. I pitied him. 

" Have any cigarettes?", he stretched his hand.

I looked out of the window next to my bed. A few cars filled with unlucky tourists like us entered the hotel. 

" In a series note, what's our next plan?", I asked Michael as he released rings of smoke that ascended to the crafted wooden roof. 

" We have to wait for another 12 hours, Sam", he said more with disgust than disappointment, " The locals say either the weather condition will improve within this time lapse or…"

We sighed simultaneously. 

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" Sam", he said from the door.

" Hmm?"

" Sorry for dragging you here-"

" What rubbish you are talking about! We decided to come here together", I protested. 

And he shut the door leaving my room. 

I wasn't the one blaming him though. What would I blame him for? That he was the one to drag me out of my 'cozy' shelter in London and now we are stuck here, a part of northeastern India which is known to be a tourist spot now showering incessant rains to welcome us? He was in his own whimsical mood of having a world tour as he had had multiple times before as a photographer. Unlike other times, this time I was the one to accompany him. Not like I had that wild intention of tolerating tropical heat or needed sunburn on my English skin but there was something that hit me strangely when he said that he was going to visit India. Something in me that time spelled in my ears that I should not miss the opportunity to visit the country and I agreed to his proposal. Now, sitting in my hotel room, viewing the thunder play demonstrated by cumulonimbus through my window I pondered who was more whimsical among us. Michael had a reason to come. What was mine? Certainly I wasn't a man led by divinations. Nonetheless I wouldn't deny the the fact that me landing on Bagdogra airport was the result of that strange attraction towards India I harboured  for last couple of months. 

I shook my head to wipe off those thoughts. I had come to travel and the monotony and disgust from sitting still in a hotel room was  growing inside of me. I took a book out of my bag to distract myself.

" Dinner ready hain, sahab" a voice came with a knock at the door. 

I wasn't even feeling hungry at that time but the idea of spending time talking to other people rather than rotting alone in my room felt more appealing. So I stood up. 

Wrapping a chaadar I headed to the dining hall. 

Taking a turn near the stairs that led to the ground floor I entered the hall. In comparison to the other day, there were much more people talking and gossiping there. Number of people sharing badluck with us had increased in a few hours. I spotted that Punjabi Singh gentleman more by his signature laughter than his green turban. He clapped on the back of that young Nepalese lad, Temang and I was pretty unsure if he had survived that. Mr. Choudhury was talking to the manager, placing a little map on the table. I noticed Michael  on the right corner gossiping with that Belgian, Matthias and it wasn't that hard to guess what they were talking about by looking at their partially dissatisfied faces. Then there was that overenthusiastic Chinese man ( I forgot his name) who was chatting with that french Indian couple, Adrian Dupont and Claire Dupont. There were many more new tourists, both Europeans and Indians. I recognized a few. 

As I walked to them I could see the faces of new people with more clarity. I was a few feets away when I stopped all of a sudden.

A chill ran down my spine.

I found myself uttering something foreign involuntarily but couldn't even figure what I was blabbering. An intense migraine followed by nausea shattered my balance. My vision blurred, my head spun and the last thing I could remember was Michael shouting my name. 

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" Don't be shy! Consider this as a treat from me. Never in my life have I thought that one day my fellow policeman would fishnet a criminal!"

" The first thing I thought was to restrict him by any means and there was only one thing that was handy at that moment. Can you name it?"

" What?"

" The net. I told you, Captain"

" I don't remember when you last called me 'captain'"

" Oh please, answer my question!"

" I don't want to present myself as a clown by pronouncing that terribly, Suren, you know that."

" It's Vyashal. Now you owe me Whiskey."

" Thikache, Sir!"

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I woke up with my head pounding a bit. But I woke up. My vision was still blurry to recognise those leaned faces so I closed my eyes. 

" How are you feeling, Mr. Waltham?", Dr. Choudhury asked while checking my pulse. I simply nodded. 

" I don't think it's anything severe", Dr. Choudhury said, " Temang, please bring these medications from any nearby store. Don't panic, Mr. Evans, your friend will be alright after a good night's sleep. But for now, make sure he takes paracetamol after dinner."

I heard footsteps as one by one everyone left my room. Only Michael was left who voiced his concern,

" Are you feeling okay, brother?"

I gradually moved and sat on my bed. Michael handed me a glass of water. I drank it in silence. 

" Brother, what exactly happened?"

I sat straight. 

" I think it was acid reflux." 

" Hmm. Doctor said something of that kind. Did you drink any kind of local liquor without telling me?" 

I again remained silent.

" Mate", he put a hand on my shoulder and gently said, " be careful here", he chuckled, " These Indians once wiped us off this country. Not all things available here can be digested by your English stomach!"

Sikkim was Indian protectorate at that time but I couldn't help laughing at his statement. 

A few minutes later he got out of the room to bring my dinner. 

Then I closed my eyes. I needed to ponder…

There was a man, bespectacled, with shiny black hair who joined them in the dining hall. By his complexion he looked like an Indian... perhaps Bengali. He had looked at my eyes when my head started spinning. I knew those deep brown eyes. That countenance was unforgettable... something in me said that I knew his name.

I sighed. Maybe the doctor was right. I needed rest. 

After my dinner I was taking medicine when Michael seemed like a goofy child who just got his candy.

" What?", I asked.

" Look out of the window."

As I looked I realized there was no storm like before. It was drizzling, making the softest sound to soothe the mind. 

" I hope by next morning it will just be cloudy. Then we will go by our plans."

It was really good news and boosted my mind for such an extent that I forgot whatever the fuss I had created before. 

" Take rest, mate. You will be completely fine tomorrow morning. Good night." and he left. 

I spent the night swaying my head with a trail of thoughts coming and going like a mountain breeze. I saw many things, felt many things and those felt like important phases of my life, though the people I saw, the places I traveled never happened in my 30 years of life in London. My body ached with a feeling that I was missing something but my brain was going on its own route. 

I woke up. 

From a good dream or a nightmare I couldn't tell. 

It was early dawn. The first rays of the sun was yet to touch the valley. 

I opened the door and walked through a passage that led to a balcony. I halted. 

There was a man standing there holding a cup of hot chocolate. I didn't know for how long I was standing there because when I looked at him again consciously , a part of his face and hair was tinged with the first rays of sun. 

" Gentleman..."

The man turned towards me. I didn't get why I called him. I didn't even know what I was going to say next. 

" How are you feeling now, Mr. Waltham?"

There was a pause. None of us spoke for a moment. I wasn't feeling nauseous. I needed to stay strong. My gut feeling said I had to confront him. 

" Bose, Sourendra Bose. I should have introduced myself earlier. " 

( Idk where this is going...I have no idea lol. But @satrangee-ray , believe it or not I got this idea while talking to you...so : p. Golper naam i ba ki debo Janina...)

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@ Aritar, East Sikkim.

This region is famous for its orchid nurseries. Beautiful isn't it? 🙂