Ravangla-Maenam Hill Trek passes through the wildlife sanctuary, hence, guides are mandatory for the entry into the forests. The guides are available at the forest barrack entry near the Ravangla monastery. The 5 hours trek passes through a dense vegetation of the flora of the region, namely the Oak, Hemlock, and Rhododendrons, the amazing diversity in the entire flora of the region is a sight to behold. The route for the trek may seem hard for occasional trekkers, but for regular trekkers, there is slightly less arduous, but a tad longer another route. The weather of the Hill is really uncertain, as rain may fall anytime, even when it may be sunny. But it is nothing to be worried about, as there is a small hut, a couple of hundred meters before the Peak, which is used by the trekkers for camping. And once you pass through the forest to the peak of the Hill, you would undoubtedly be spellbound by the breathtaking view of the majestic Himalayas.

The Khechupelri Trek is among the popular low-altitude treks in Sikkim. This trek is ideal for occasional trekkers, and those who wish to witness and explore the enchanting elegance of trekking in Sikkim. Since the route of the trek has many different monasteries on it, it is often called the ‘Monastery Loop Trek’. The trek passes through the monasteries of Rumtek, Ravangla, YuksamDubdi, Hongri, Tashding, Khechuperi and Sinon, among others. Hidden in the dense forest, is the Khechuperi lake, which is considered to be sacred by many locals, which they believe grants wishes. The trek is ideal for people who wish to explore Buddhist culture and monasteries. People who want some calm and serenity, away from their hustling, busy life, should make this trek, as it is sure to relieve you of all your stress.

For the adventurous tourists visiting Ravangla, white water rafting is one of the best choice of activities to do while vacationing in the lap of the majestic Himalayas. The waters of the Rangit River are one of the most famous white water rafting locations in Sikkim, giving a rush of adrenaline to the rafting enthusiasts. The course of the rafting waters stretches to Nine Kilometers, going downstream. The waters have around 8 Grade 2 and 3 rapids, which make the experience worthwhile. In addition to that, the course offers sharp descends and narrow ravines which are extremely difficult to maneuver, and are challenging for rafters. If after reading this description, you have goosebumps and can barely contain your excitement, then white water rafting at Ravangla is where you should be on your next getaway from your routine life, unto an extraordinary vacation to the Sikkimese Himalayas.