Day 1: Siliguri/NJP to Srikhola
Day 2: Srikhola to Gorkhey Trek
Day 3: Relax at Gorkhey & Hike to Samanden
Day 4: Gorkhey to Bhareng Trek & Return to NJP
Gorkey is a small village in North Bengal, near the West Bengal-Sikkim border, surrounded by forests and mountains.
Moderate difficulty – Suitable for beginners with good fitness.Trekking involves 5-6 hours of walking per day with some steep ascents.
Spring (March – May) – Rhododendrons in full bloom, clear views. Autumn (September – November) – Crisp skies, best for Kanchenjunga views. Avoid monsoon (June – August) – Heavy rains, leeches, landslides. Winter (December – February) – Very cold, some trails may be blocked by snow.
No, you don't need permite but you have to take a local authorized trek guide.
Jio & Airtel work in some villages, but no network at Gorkey. Wi-Fi not available in remote areas.
Yes, but better to trek in a group or with a guide for safety. Avoid trekking at night due to wild animals.
Nearest medical help – Primary health centers in Rimbik or Srikhola. Carry a first aid kit and emergency contact numbers.
No, Gorkey is not accessible by road. You must trek from Srikhola or Rammam.
No ATMs after Manebhanjan – Carry enough cash.
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