Breakfast in the morning at the hotel - Tour to Tsomgo Lake and Baba Mandir, approximately 40 km away - The oval-shaped lake is about 50 feet deep - Usually covered in snow for most of the year - Home to the Brahmini ducks and many migratory birds - Nearby is the sacred Baba Mandir, which is known to be a very holy site for everyone - Back to Gangtok, evening free to wander around M G Road (Mall) or local shopping center - Overnight stays at Gangtok (In case of Landslide or due to any other reasons if Tshangu Lake is closed, then an alternate sightseeing will be provided).

Start your half-day tour of Gangtok city this morning. You'll see the Flower Show, the Cottage Industry and Handicraft Center (which is closed on Sundays and government holidays), the Institute of Tibetology, the Ropeway, the Tashi View Point, Lhasa Fall, Dro-Dul Chorten, the Gunjang Monastery, and the Baktang Water Falls (maximum 3–4 hours). Spend the night in Gangtok.

You will travel via Namchi to Darjeeling in the early morning. In the Indian state of Sikkim, Namchi serves as both the administrative center and the metropolis of the Namchi district. The Sikkimese term Namchi means "Sky High." Spend the night in Darjeeling.

Visit Tiger Hill in the early morning around 4:00 AM, where you may see the sunrise over Mount Kanchendzonga. Then, head back to the accommodation via the Batasia Loop and Ghoom Monastery. The Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, the PNZ Zoological Park (closed on Thursday), Tenzing Rock, Lamahatta, Batasia Loop, the Peace Pagoda, the Tibetan Refuge Center (closed on Sunday), the Tea Garden (outside view), the Rope Way, the Japanese Temple, the Ava Art Gallery, and the Peace Pagoda are all on the itinerary after breakfast. Spend the night in the hotel. 

After breakfast, take a car to the NJP train station or Bagdogra airport to continue your journey.