14 Days | Fixed Departure
Experience the enchantment of Darjeeling and Sikkim—two iconic Himalayan destinations. From colonial-era charm and Buddhist monasteries to rhododendron forests and panoramic views of Mt. Kanchenjunga, this tour blends cultural immersion with invigorating outdoor exploration.
Whether you’re captivated by high-altitude riding, heritage towns, or tranquil villages nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, this itinerary offers an unforgettable mix of cycling and hiking—crafted for travelers who seek authenticity, beauty, and adventure.
Day 1 – Arrival in Siliguri
Meet your Tour Leader and fellow riders at the hotel in Siliguri. Receive a briefing and get fitted for your bikes.
Overnight: Siliguri
Cycling: None
Day 2 – Siliguri to Kurseong
Begin your ride through the scenic Sukna Forest along the historic Darjeeling Himalayan Railway route.
Distance: 45 km | Elevation Gain: 1400 m | Max Altitude: 1466 m
Terrain: Steady uphill
Overnight: Kurseong
Day 3 – Kurseong to Darjeeling
Cycle through the Chatakpur forest trail and villages, with off-road stretches through the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary.
Distance: 32 km | Elevation Gain: 868 m | Max Altitude: 2285 m
Terrain: Rolling with forest sections
Overnight: Darjeeling
Day 4 – Darjeeling Exploration
Early morning option to visit Tiger Hill. Explore Darjeeling’s heritage sites including the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute and Museum. Optional tea-tasting experience available.
Cycling: None
Overnight: Darjeeling
Day 5 – Darjeeling to Okhrey via Sombrey
A scenic ride from Sombrey through the River Rangeet valley, followed by a drive to Okhrey—gateway to Barsey Sanctuary.
Distance: 32 km | Elevation Gain: 1800 m | Max Altitude: 2480 m
Terrain: Continuous uphill
Overnight: Okhrey
Day 6 – Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary
Ride and hike through rhododendron forests along the Singalila Range. Enjoy a relaxed afternoon in Okhrey.
Distance: 22 km | Elevation Gain: 568 m | Max Altitude: 3048 m
Terrain: Undulating
Overnight: Okhrey
Day 7 – Okhrey to Dentam
An immersive ride past mountain villages and waterfalls.
Distance: 70 km | Elevation Gain: 996 m | Max Altitude: 2446 m
Terrain: Undulating
Overnight: Dentam
Day 8 – Dentam to Pelling
A scenic climb to Pelling. Visit the historic Pemayangtse Monastery in the afternoon.
Distance: 28 km | Elevation Gain: 973 m | Max Altitude: 1964 m
Terrain: Rolling
Overnight: Pelling
Day 9 – Exploring Pelling
Short ride to Rabdentse Ruins and Sidkeong Tulku Bird Park. Visit a local bakery and enjoy free time in town.
Distance: 15 km | Elevation Gain: 180 m | Max Altitude: 2045 m
Terrain: Gentle
Overnight: Pelling
Day 10 – Pelling to Tashiding via Yuksom
Ride to sacred Khecheopalri Lake and Yuksom—the historic coronation site of Sikkim’s first king. Drive onward to Tashiding.
Distance: 40 km | Elevation Gain: 1082 m | Max Altitude: 1950 m
Terrain: Mostly downhill and rolling
Overnight: Tashiding
Day 11 – Tashiding to Ravangla
Ride from the countryside into the peaceful town of Ravangla. Visit the towering Buddha Park.
Distance: 40 km | Elevation Gain: 950 m | Max Altitude: 3048 m
Terrain: Rolling
Overnight: Ravangla
Day 12 – Ravangla to Gangtok via Temi Tea Garden
Final ride through lush landscapes and the Temi Tea Estate. Drive to Gangtok in the afternoon.
Distance: 30 km | Max Altitude: 1650 m
Terrain: Mostly downhill
Overnight: Gangtok
Day 13 – Gangtok Exploration
Enjoy a relaxed morning and local sightseeing. Farewell group dinner in the evening.
Cycling: None
Overnight: Gangtok
Day 14 – Departure
Group farewell and departure.
Group Size: 4 to 16 participants
Minimum Age: 12 years
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Cycling Terrain: ~75% tarmac, 25% gravel (best suited for MTBs)
Vehicle Support: Full backup vehicle support on cycling days
Fitness
Moderate fitness is recommended. Participants should be comfortable with 4–6 hours of daily cycling, sometimes on hilly terrain.
Climate
Expect varied mountain weather—layers are key. Safety takes precedence in case of adverse conditions.
Accommodation
All stays are comfortable and locally inspired, with a mix of resorts and homestays.
Food & Water
Local, freshly prepared meals. Filtered water provided to minimize plastic waste. Please inform us of any dietary needs in advance.
Bikes
High-quality mountain bikes are provided. You may bring your own (BYOB) for a discount. Personal bike transport and handling are done with care, though we are not liable for minor wear during transit.
Bike Repairs
Basic spares/tools provided. Personal spares and tubes recommended for BYOB participants.
Safety
Wearing a helmet is mandatory. Tour leaders are trained in first aid.
Gratuities
Tips for local guides and service staff are included. Tipping for your cycling leaders is at your discretion but highly appreciated
14 Days | Fixed Departure
