Enjoy the charm of the most exciting peaks as you start the exhilarating Goechala Trek, from Mount Kanchenjunga to Mount Pandim and from the Three Sisters to the majestic Everest. The Goechala viewpoint is located at 16,200 feet which is a dream for hundreds of thrill-seekers. Goechala trek is bounded by enthralling flora and fauna that are brilliant and colourful enough to lift one's spirits.
The reasons to choose Goechala Trek
- Rhododendron forest: The rhododendron trees also abound on the path to Goechala. They bloom with red and pink blossoms in April and May. It is an outstanding experience to travel through these forests' wooden-log trails.
- Samiti lake: The Goechala trek leads to Samiti Lake, located at around 14000 feet. This mountain lake is yet another scenic treat that awaits you on your journey. The crystal clear water of the lake generates fantastic reflections of Mt. Pandim and the nearby hills.
- Three ancient bridges: Before reaching Sachen, you will experience the old bridges of Pha Khola, Tshushay Khola, and the Mentogang Khola over the Prek Chu river as they journey through dense forests and lush surroundings.
- Experience different cultures: Most people of Sikkim practices Buddhism and Hinduism. Tibetan culture has also had an impact on it.
- Sunrise views of Mt. Kanchenjunga: The spectacular sunrise view from the Goecha La pass is the main attraction of the Goechala trek. Seeing the first rays of sunlight reach the snow-capped summits is a magical experience that every trekker hopes for.
- Flora and fauna: There are extremely few high-altitude treks with treelines. The Goechala trek is located within the Kanchenjunga National Park, which is also on the Unesco World Heritage Sites list. The area offers a diverse range of plants, and the biosphere reserve is home to various wild animals and bird species, including the elusive snow leopard.