4 Days 3 Nights
Up to 7 days
12 people
English, Hindi
The Sandakphu Trek is one of the most breathtaking treks in the Eastern Himalayas, widely regarded as a bucket-list adventure for mountaineers and nature enthusiasts. Nestled along the Singalila Ridge, Sandakphu stands tall at 11,930 ft, making it the highest peak of West Bengal, and offers an unobstructed panoramic view of four of the world’s highest peaks – Mount Everest (8,848m), Kanchenjunga (8,586m), Lhotse (8,516m), and Makalu (8,463m).
The trail weaves through a mosaic of lush forests, rolling alpine meadows, and quaint Himalayan villages, allowing trekkers to immerse themselves in both the natural beauty and cultural charm of the region. The route crosses the India-Nepal border, making you feel like you are stepping into two countries in a single day. From sunrise over snow-capped peaks to sunsets that turn the Himalayan horizon into a palette of gold and crimson, Sandakphu offers experiences that are as soul-stirring as they are visually spectacular.
Along the trek, you will encounter vibrant rhododendron forests, bamboo groves, and silver fir trees, and may spot wildlife such as red pandas, Himalayan monals, and musk deer in the Singalila National Park, which is home to unique Himalayan flora and fauna. Whether it’s the thrill of trekking along ridgelines, the serenity of untouched meadows, or the joy of connecting with local villagers, Sandakphu is a perfect combination of adventure, nature, and culture.
Spring (March-May)
Autumn (October-November)
Winter (December-February)
Bagdogra Airport (~80 km), followed by a 3-hour drive to Manebhanjan.
NJP Railway Station (~70 km), taxi or shared jeep to Manebhanjan.
Direct buses and taxis from Siliguri/Bagdogra to Manebhanjan, scenic hill drive through tea gardens and small towns.
Himtrek’s Sandakphu Trek package price is ₹11,900 per person. It includes accommodation, meals, professional guides, and trekking support.
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One of the most unique experiences of the Sandakphu Trek is the joy of literally walking between two countries. The Singalila Ridge acts as a natural border, and throughout the trail, the route constantly weaves between India and Nepal.
You may find your left foot in India and your right foot in Nepal, a novelty trekkers love. The tea houses you rest in are often managed by Nepalese families, while the checkpoints belong to Indian forest authorities. This effortless blending creates a cultural richness rarely found on other treks.
Small stalls along the way serve warm tea, local bread, noodles, and fresh Dal-Bhat. Most of them are technically in Nepal, so a meal at Tumling or Meghma becomes an international experience without ever showing a passport. The simplicity, warmth, and cross-border camaraderie you witness here make the journey feel beautifully wholesome.
Trek distance: ~11 km | Duration: 5-6 hours.
Evening: First sunset views of the Himalayas, overnight at lodge/camp.
Trek distance: 6-7 hours | Moderate climb with gradual ascent.
Evening: Sunset over Himalayan peaks, overnight at Sandakphu lodge.
Evening: Return to Sandakphu for another mesmerising sunset and overnight stay.
Sandakphu Trek is a moderate trek, suitable for beginners with basic fitness and stamina.
March-May (Spring) and October-November (Autumn) are the best months for clear skies and pleasant temperatures.
The Sandakphu trek’s highest point is Sandakphu summit at 3,636m, offering 360-degree Himalayan views.
Total trekking distance is approximately 65 km over 4 days, including optional day hikes.
The Sandakphu trek starts and ends at Manebhanjan, West Bengal.
Yes, beginners can enjoy this trek with proper fitness, guidance, and a moderate trekking pace.
Accommodation includes mountain lodges, tea houses, and basic camps, offering comfortable stays along the trail.
Yes, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and trekking snacks are included in the package.
Yes, safety is ensured with experienced guides, first-aid kits, emergency plans, and small trekking groups.