Dudhsagar Falls is a four-tiered waterfall located on the Mandovi River at the border of Goa and Karnataka states. It literally means “Sea of Milk” and is considered the most spectacular waterfall of India. With a height of 310 m and an average width of 30 meters, it flows in the dense forests of Mollem National Park in the Western Ghats.
Monsoon is the best time to visit Dudhsagar to witness the force of nature.
Dudhsagar (Google Map)
Rs.3500 per person excluding flights
– You need to pay Rs.2,000 non-refundable advance for trip confirmation.
From Bagdogra Airport, we will travel to Gangtok. Evening is free to explore the beautiful city i.e. the tourist hub of Sikkim with a range of attractions like monasteries and a unique food culture.
Lachen is a tiny hamlet in North Sikkim. We will get to see
– Naga Waterfall
– River confluence of Lachen Chu & Lachung Chu at Chungthang
– Seven Sister waterfall
– Singhik View Point
– Bhim Nala Waterfall.
– Follow the mountain roads to Chopta Valley, unexplored region in North-west Sikkim
– Visit the sacred high altitude Gurudongmar Lake.
– Back to Lachen for lunch and then leave for Lachung (45kms)
– Drive to Yumthang (12,000 ft): the unexplored valley of flowers
– On the way back, we will visit hot spring – believed to have medicinal traits
– Yumesamdong Valley or Zero Point close to Tibet Border (Optional; Extra cost)
– You might get to see Mighty Khangchendzonga from Singhik viewpoint.
– Reach Tsomgo Lake (12,400 ft), a high altitude sacred lake
– Further, we will visit Baba Mandir (13,200 ft.), and return to Gangtok
Note: If Tsomgo Lake is not open for sightseeing due to landslides, we will arrange an alternative place.
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