Endless mountains piercing into blue endless skies.Enraged rivers frothing along endless gorges.An endless bed of flowers in colours as endless as God’s own spectra.Endless spiraling trails leading to near heavenly lands.Tarns that appear abruptly in an endless existence and valleys that wake and sleep in the endless of time. Nestled under the protective shadow of its guardian diety, Mount Kanchendzonga, the third highest mountain in the world, Sikkim is a paradise for adventure lovers.

Trekking
Framed for its fabulous treks upon gnarled mountain inside, breathtaking valleys and lush forests Sikkim turns irresistible the deeper you foray.
Dzobgri Trek: The Dzobgri trek (13,220ft) promises a five to six days of lush forests, verdant rhododendrons, flower covered valleys and meadows, glaciers, high passes, isolated monasteries and stupendous mountain views.

Geochala Trek: This trek is leading to the Geochala pass at 16,210 feet, which is equally thrilling. Other high altitude treks in North Sikkim requiring a considerable amount of preparation and stamina are the Lachen-green Lake 16,200 feet trek, and there is Cholamu trek hitting off from Zedong. Lake Cholamu also happens to be the source of the river Teesta.

Apart from these high altitude treks, numerous other treks trails offer mind-blowing view like the Hilley- Varsey-Chiwabhanjang trek famous for its glorious sights of silver firs, hemlocks, magnolia and rhododendrons. There is also the Damthang- Tendong trek leading to the Tendong hill where the Lepcha festival Rum-Faat is held each year.

Green Lake Trek: A trek to the magnificent Zeemu glacier is probably the most outstanding and adventurous trek in the region. The trek route follows the left bank of the Zeemu River and initially passes through the dense silver fir and rhododendron forests, followed by alpine meadows. The highlights of this trek are Verdant cingier forests, rich wildlife, the majestic Himalayan peaks, Siniolchu, Tent Peak and the massive Zemu glacier (The longest glacier in Sikkim).

Muguthang Trek: The trek to Muguthang begins from near Thangu village. This spectacular trek, in close proximity to the border with the Tibetan Autonomous Region. China has only been opened to tourists recently. Summer is the best season when passes and the Muguthang vally being accessible in the absence of snow. There are some spectacular sort treks as well. Lama Angden, Lashar and Tarum hotspring to name a few.

Mountaineering
To get a taste of the high Himalayas you could also try tackling the trekking peaks of Mt. Jopuno and Mt.Tinchenkhang. Most recently three more trekking peaks have been opened up for the purpose of such alpine expeditions namely Frey’s peak, (5830 mtrs) Lamo Angden (5868 mtrs) and Brumkhangse (5635 mtrs).

Mountain Biking
The Sikkim landscape dotted with sleepy hamlets, picturesque terraced farms with yellowing paddy crisscrossed by topsy-turvy trails form perfect grounds for zipping past on hardy mountain bikes. In 2008, Sikkim tourism has successfully organized its first ever-international Mt Khanchendzonga Mountain Biking Expedition. It developed a route of approximately 360 km by one of the best MTB routes.

White Water Rafting
The White waters of the Teesta and Rangeet offer an experience not to be missed by the adventure enthusiast. The thrill of riding the wild rapids and the rush of adrenalin through your body is feeling hard to duplicate. The roller coaster ride over the frothing while water of the Teesta will leave your breathless and hungry for more. If want to pit your skills as a river rafter against the current, try the more demanding Kayaking experience. Come and explore the daredevils in you.

Kayaking
The river Teesta could also be Kayaked for more thrills. Besides, there are other river like the Lachen Chu and the Lachung Chu in north Sikkim that offer perfectly fierce waters for whizzing down. Fiberglass kayaks of International standards are available on hire. Kayaking positively can become a finest way to promote Sikkim as an adventure tourist destination.