Nathula Sharing Tour – 1 Day
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Experience the thrill of visiting Nathula Pass (14,140 ft), one of the most iconic mountain passes on the Indo-China border, with our 1 Day Nathula Sharing Tour from Gangtok. This budget-friendly trip is perfect for travelers who wish to explore Nathula in a shared vehicle without the hassle of arranging permits and transport.
Organized by Sikkim Diaries Tours & Treks, a registered travel agency under the Tourism & Civil Aviation Department, Government of Sikkim, this tour offers a safe, comfortable, and memorable journey through the Eastern Himalayas.
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Permit Included
Sightseeing IncludedTour Plan
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Morning Departure (8:00 AM): Pickup from Vajra Stand, Gangtok in a shared vehicle.
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Tsomgo Lake (Changu Lake): Visit the sacred high-altitude glacial lake en route.
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Baba Mandir: Pay respects at the famous shrine dedicated to Baba Harbhajan Singh.
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Nathula Pass: Reach the Indo-China border and witness breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.
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Evening Return (4:00–5:00 PM): Drive back to Gangtok.
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Included/Exclude
- Shared vehicle (permit included)
- Professional driver & guide assistance
- All required permits for Nathula Pass
- Meals, snacks, and personal expenses
- Entry fees (if applicable)
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
Do I need a permit to visit Nathula Pass?
Yes. A special permit issued by the Indian government is required for Indian nationals. Foreign nationals are not allowed to visit Nathula Pass. We handle all permit formalities when you book through Sikkim Diaries Tours & Treks.
Who can visit Nathula Pass?
Only Indian citizens are allowed to visit Nathula, and visitors must carry valid government-issued photo ID (like Passport, Driving Licence or Voter ID) and passport-size photographs for the permit.
On which days is Nathula Pass open for tourists?
Nathula Pass is generally open to tourists from Tuesday to Sunday and remains closed on Mondays.
What is the best time to visit Nathula Pass?
- April to June: Pleasant with clear skies
- October to December: Cold but great visibility
Is Nathula Pass suitable for senior citizens and children?
Due to the high altitude (14,000+ ft) and low oxygen levels, it may not be suitable for people with heart or breathing issues. We advise caution for young children and elderly travelers.
What should I wear and carry to Nathula Pass?
- Warm clothing (jackets, gloves, caps – even in summer)
- Sunglasses & sunscreen
- Snacks & water
- Valid ID and photos for the permit
Is photography allowed at Nathula Pass?
Photography is restricted near the border fence and army posts. Please follow signage and respect army guidelines.
Will I find snow at Nathula Pass?
Yes, snow is usually present from November to April. However, weather can change rapidly, so conditions vary.
How far is Nathula Pass from Gangtok?
Nathula is about 56 km from Gangtok and takes approx. 2–3 hours by road.
Can Foreigners visit Nathula Pass?
No, Nathula Pass is restricted for foreign nationals. Only Indian citizens are allowed with special permits.
Is the road to Nathula safe?
Yes, the route is safe but involves high-altitude roads. Our experienced drivers ensure a comfortable ride.
What permits are required?
A Permit issued by the Sikkim Tourism Department is mandatory. We arrange it for you.
What are the documents required for a Nathula Permit?
Documents required are Voter ID, Driving Licence or Indian Passport.
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Do I need a permit to visit Nathula Pass?
Yes. A special permit issued by the Indian government is required for Indian nationals. Foreign nationals are not allowed to visit Nathula Pass. We handle all permit formalities when you book through Sikkim Diaries Tours & Treks.
Who can visit Nathula Pass?
Only Indian citizens are allowed to visit Nathula, and visitors must carry valid government-issued photo ID (like Passport, Driving Licence or Voter ID) and passport-size photographs for the permit.
On which days is Nathula Pass open for tourists?
Nathula Pass is generally open to tourists from Tuesday to Sunday and remains closed on Mondays.
What is the best time to visit Nathula Pass?
- April to June: Pleasant with clear skies
- October to December: Cold but great visibility
Is Nathula Pass suitable for senior citizens and children?
Due to the high altitude (14,000+ ft) and low oxygen levels, it may not be suitable for people with heart or breathing issues. We advise caution for young children and elderly travelers.
What should I wear and carry to Nathula Pass?
- Warm clothing (jackets, gloves, caps – even in summer)
- Sunglasses & sunscreen
- Snacks & water
- Valid ID and photos for the permit
Is photography allowed at Nathula Pass?
Photography is restricted near the border fence and army posts. Please follow signage and respect army guidelines.
Will I find snow at Nathula Pass?
Yes, snow is usually present from November to April. However, weather can change rapidly, so conditions vary.
How far is Nathula Pass from Gangtok?
Nathula is about 56 km from Gangtok and takes approx. 2–3 hours by road.
Can Foreigners visit Nathula Pass?
No, Nathula Pass is restricted for foreign nationals. Only Indian citizens are allowed with special permits.
Is the road to Nathula safe?
Yes, the route is safe but involves high-altitude roads. Our experienced drivers ensure a comfortable ride.
What permits are required?
A Permit issued by the Sikkim Tourism Department is mandatory. We arrange it for you.
What are the documents required for a Nathula Permit?
Documents required are Voter ID, Driving Licence or Indian Passport.
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- Warm clothes, gloves, and cap
- Sunglasses & sunscreen
- Snacks & water
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