10 Days
8 Days
Yuksom, Sikkim
Yuksom, Sikkim
Difficult
4,600 meters / 15,100 feet
March-May,
October – December
19500 + 5%GST
Dehradun to Joshimath
Joshimath to Tali Forest Camp
Tali Forest Camp via Kuari Pass to Tali Forest Camp
Tali Forest Camp to Joshimath Via Auli
Drive back to Dehradun with loads of sweet memories.
Max. Elevation of the day– Yuksom (5,643 ft/1,720 m)
Route Detail– Report at Siliguri and board into your respective vehicle for a long and beautiful ride to Yuksom. You’ll witness the Teesta river in between. At Melli, you’ll enter into Sikkim. Stop at Jorethangh(a small beautiful town) for the lunch. This will also be the best place to buy your essential trek leftovers. In another 3 hours, you’ll reach your destination, Yuksom. Yuksom is a small beautiful town with some monasteries, a few shops, and restaurants. Briefing, documentation, and orientation of the trek in the evening.
Highlight of the day– The route and the destination
Accommodation– Hotel
Remark– Keep your Id’s Handy as it will be checked at Melli check-post and do bring all your required documents ready.
Ensure a smooth adventure with our comprehensive Packing List. From essential gear to personal items, we’ve got everything covered. Prepare efficiently for your outdoor journey, so you can focus on enjoying the experience with Advait Outdoors.
The best time for the Goechala Trek is during March to May (spring) for vibrant rhododendron blooms and October to December (autumn) for clear views of the Himalayan peaks, including Mt. Kanchenjunga.
The trek is considered moderate to difficult, requiring good physical fitness. It involves long trekking hours, steep ascents, and high-altitude conditions, with a maximum altitude of 16,207 feet.
Trekkers need sturdy trekking shoes, warm clothing, rain gear, a backpack, trekking poles, water bottles, a sleeping bag, and a personal first aid kit.
The Goechala Trek typically takes 9-11 days, covering approximately 90 km, depending on the itinerary and acclimatization requirements.
Meals are provided by trekking operators, and accommodations include tents and basic lodges/teahouses. Carry lightweight snacks like nuts, energy bars, and chocolates to stay energized during long trekking days.
I did Sandhakphu Phalut Trek with Rohit,
Had a wonderful experience with him.
He takes care of all the aspects and had every emergency item carried in his bag pack for all of us (group of 8) including candies too. We heard some of his adventurous stories about his previous treks which made us wanna trek again. Very rarely do we come across youngsters with utmost maturity, principles intact and true to their job. Rohit was all of that. If we do travel soon again, we would definitely contact him to be our leader again.
Thank u Rohit for your perfect leadership and guidance