Tokyo - Kolkata :
Met upon arrival at the International Airport and transfer to the Hotel for rest and stay.

Kolkata – Bagdogra – Darjeeling (2134 mts / 7000 ft): 9W: 617 at 1210 / 1310 Hrs:
Morning after breakfast transfer to the domestic airport to board the flight to Bagdogra. Upon arrival at the Bagdogra Airport , transfer to Darjeeling . Drive takes four hours with short tea break at Kurseong. Overnight halt in Darjeeling.
Distance - 90 Kms
Time taken - 4 hours approx from IXB airport
Overnight in Hotel.

Darjeeling :
Early morning drive to tiger hill to see the magnificent view of sunrise over Mount Kanchenjunga and the great Eastern Himalayan ranges. On the way back we visit Ghum Monastery (Yiga Choling Buddhist Monastery) which has the image of Maitreya Buddha (the future coming Buddha). After breakfast we drive to Tibetan Refugee Self-Help Centre to see the excellent handicraft works on carpets, woolen goods, woodwork, leatherwork etc made by the Tibetan refugees from Tibet . After this wonderful visit we drive to the famous Himalayan Mountaineering Institute which has a museum specializing on the various expeditions on peaks of the Himalayas and an exclusive Everest Museum which tells us the history along with its expeditions to Everest. Adjacent to it is the high altitude wild life park named after the first Governor of the state of West Bengal (Padmaja Naidu) which has a good collection of Himalayan animals and birds. After Lunch we ride on the famous Toy train of Darjeeling . It takes us 45 mins ride towards Ghum railway station which used to be the second highest in the world (now the 5 th highest). Drive back to Darjeeling and visit the upper market. * Train ride – The tourist train normally starts one in morning at 11 am and second trip at 2 pm , but it all depends on the tourist traffic. So we can adjust with the timings of the sightseeing with the train ride.
Overnight in Hotel

Sandakphu:
Sandakphu (3636 meters) is a window to one of the finest views of the snowy mountains from the mighty Everest in Nepal, to the revere Kanchenjunga in Sikkim and the legendary Chomolhari in Bhutan. From here Everest is 144-km crow's fly. Sandakphu is 58 km from Darjeeling and commands one of the most spectacular views.It is here one encounters nature's pristine glory at its magnificent best. The four of the world's highest mountains all 8000 meters high towering over us at an incredibly close distance presents with a sight one can never forget. (Everest (8848 mts), Makalu (8482 mts), Lhotse (8500 mts) and Kanchenjunga (8586 mts)) The contrast between Everest and Kanchenjunga is well marked. "Kanchenjunga or Kanchen-Konglu" the third highest mountain is remarkable for its imposing bulk and massive proportions while Everest, the highest soars above a series of valleys and its ridges, is more graceful and majestic. Snowy ranges occupy the space between the two. Three Sisters, which cluster together and towards east beyond Kanchenjunga we will be able to see the Dongkya and Chola ranges of the Tibetan frontier with Chuma-lhari lifting up to its heads in the rear. The whole showy ranges of Bhutan, Sikkim and Nepal about 320 kms in length are visible but panorama is completely dominated by the Kanchenjunga and Everest group.
Sunrise from Sandakphu : We wake up early to view sunrise from the ridge as it is said that if one does not wake up to see the sunrise at Sandakphu the tour will remain incomplete. From Sandakphu, the wild elemental grandeur of the snows begins to assert itself, till the climax is reached at sunrise, when it soaks the snow-laden peaks in crimson and mauve, orange and gold. Kanchenjunga and Everest are seen in all their glory against the background of an azure sky speckled with lazily floating, fleecy clouds. The whole snowy range of Bhutan, Sikkim and Nepal, about 320 Km in length, a wonderful square mass of mountains looking like a wall of snow, is visible, but the gigantic height and breadth of towering Kanchenjunga, with its attendant peaks, Kabru, Janu, Narsing and Pandim dominates the scene. Everest, (8,848 meters/29,028 ft) graceful and majestic, 160 kms soars above, peeping shyly from the northern horizon with Lhtose (8,500 meters or 27,824 ft) on the right and Makalu (8482 meters or 27,824 ft) on the left. After breakfast we leave for an excursion to the ridges of Singallila. We come back in the afternoon for lunch.

Pemayangste - Gangtok:
Morning after breakfast drive down to Gangtok, situated at an altitude of 6840 ft (2105 mts) Pemayangste is famous for its Nyingmapa monastery which is situated on the top of the hill of Gyalsing town (6kms away). The Kanchenjunga mountains from here is said to be 40 kms crows fly. The monastry has numerous religious idols and other objects of worship, most of which are priceless because of antiguity. On the top floor there is a wooden sculpture portraying the Mahaguru's heavenly palace 'Sangthokpalri". Our visit is also to the ruins of Rabdentse where once the ruins of the second capitol can be seen. After breakfast we drive towards Gangtok the capitol city of Sikkim . 115 kms (via Rabongla ) from Pemayangste to Gangtok, our drive is a long but interesting as we cross two important rivers namely Teesta and Rangit and the hilly pass of Ravongla. We pass through small towns, paddy fields, wet cardomom plantation, small monastries and of course the magnificeint view of Kanchenjunga and its ranges from the hills of Ravongla. Our journey starts from the West of Sikkim (Pemayangste) crosses through the towns of Gaylsing Legship ( road divides to Jorthang and Ravongla), Pass of Ravongla ( South Sikkim ) and enters into the town of Singtam (the road divides to Ravongla and Rongpo), and finally in our place of stay Gangtok which is the capital city of Sikkim .
Overnight halt at Norkhill Hotel
Distance : 112 kms.
Time taken : 5 to 6 hours for Jeep and 7 to 8 hours for coach

Gangtok – Bagdogra - Delhi : 9W: 602 at 1250 / 1635 Hrs:
After early morning breakfast we leave for the plains of Siliguri which takes us five to six hours. Our drive is mostly along the beautiful river Teesta and on Rongpo which is the border of Sikkim we get an additional stamp of checking out in your passports or permits. Our drive is mostly along the beautiful river Teesta and then finally reaches the plains of Sevok. We cross left through the Old beautiful British built bridge "Coronation bridge” and then proceed towards Siliguri. From Siliguri its 14 kms drive towards the Calcutta highway. Upon arrival at the Bagdogra airport board the flight to Delhi . Arrive at the domestic airport Delhi and transfer to the hotel for the overnight stay.
Distance Gangtok - Bagdogra : 124 kms
Time taken : 5 to 6 hours drive

Delhi - Agra:
Morning after breakfast proceed for the combined half day tour of Old & New Delhi which includes drive past Red Fort (in the heart of Old Delhi, built by Emperor Shah Jehan, was once the most opulent fort of the Mughal Empire and it boasts the Diwan-i-Am, Hall of Public Audience, and the Diwan-i-Khas, Hall of Private Audience, Rang Maha & the Pearl Mosque) & Jama Masjid (the largest Mosque in India, built in 1656, is an eloquent reminder of the Mughal religious fervour, Raj Ghat (the place where Father of Nation Mahatama Gandhi was cremated after his assassination), India Gate (a war memorial built in commemoration of 70,000 Indian soldier who were killed during World War I ), Presidents House (earlier the home of Viceroy), Parliament House & the Qutab Minar (with a height of 72.5m (239ft), is the highest stone tower in India and has a diametre of 14.32 metres at the base and about 2.75 metres at the top) . In the afternoon drive down to reach Agra . Upon arrival in Agra check in the Hotel for the overnight stay.