Make a little detour en-rout chancing a butterfly, or you may chance upon shy Musk Deer on one of your treks, or wave out to the exotic Red Panda perched among the treetops.

One of the unique features of the Sikkim's Himalayas is the splendour of numerous mountain Lakes, flowers in riot of colours beyond 10000 ft- a feast to the eye of the trekker. Tranquility all the way!

Special care is taken when you trek with us. Our cooks are trained in Modern cooking hygiene. We provide top-of -the-line equipments. The people who will accompany you on the trek are trained to handle individual requirements as well as unexpected. When you trek with us you are in good hands as it is our land and we know it best. 

What is trekking?

Trekking generally involve walking along the well defined trails of approximately 6 to 7 hours a day or so. There will rarely be flat trails, as most of the trails go upward or downwards. Trekking does not involve any technical climbing and as such be enjoyed by any fit individuals, i.e., especially if they prepare themselves physically before the trip. Porters carry all the equipments, foodstuffs and personal baggages (Except your cameras, water bottle and parcel). They are also helped by pack ponies and yaks occasionally. English speaking Sherpa guides keep an eye on the fast and slow walkers and with the individual they can travel or trek as one pleases. 

Marcopolo is one of the reputed trekking agent who promotes responsible eco friendly trekking with professional guides and cook. All our trips are professionally organized and guided by experienced group leaders, most essential at higher altitudes with our own equipments and gears which guarantees extra comfort and safety at high altitude. 

Equipment List
 

Equipment Recommended to be taken on Trekking-
Hat sun, Hat cold Head torch/torch, spare batteries/bulbs, light stick Neckerchief, sunglasses, sun block lip balm. Thermal vest Fleece/buffalo Down jacket Gortex jacket/trousers Windproof smock T-shirts Gloves A complete set of clothes to keep for changing into during evening (keep dry) Basecamp shoes/trainers Trek Trousers / salopettes Shorts	Socks Underwear Boots / gaiters, spare laces, waterproof cream Trainers Sleeping bag / liner Sleep mat Penknife Camel pack! drinks system Leki  walking  pole Games (cards - pigs) Waterproofliner (rucksack) Water proof cover (rucksack) Exped Rucksack Day sac Compass Gps/altimeter Sewing kit

Who goes trekking?

Everyone who is fit enough to but generally those with an interest in the out doors and camping. Travel in remote areas can be uncertain, but with those with personal flexibility, a start for adventure and sense of humour will enjoy an experience never to leave them in memory.