The Yuksom Dzongri Trek is one of Sikkim's most famous short, high-altitude trekking destinations. This trek starts from Yuksam and ends at Yuksam, spanning 6 days. The Dzongri Trek is designed for trekkers who want to explore more in a shorter period. Dzongri and Dzongri La (view point) are the best spots to view the mountains and their ranges in the Sikkim Himalayas.
Yuksom Dzongri Trek is a shorter version of the Goechala Trek and it offers an unique experience as it leads toward the famous Goecha La. This premier trekking trail in Sikkim takes trekkers up close to the spectacular view of the mighty Kanchenjunga, set amidst a majestic panorama of the other Himalayan giants within the mountain ranges.
The Yuksom-Dzongri Trek is an extension of the Dzongri Trek, offering a pure hiking experience. The trail ascends steeply from Yuksom to Bakkhim, then follows the Rathong Valley to the settlement of Tsokha. From there, it meets the Tsokha trail, which leads to Pedhang, and then trekkers make their way across the river to the 3930-meter-high Thangsing.
During this trek from Dzongri View Points, you can see some of the most well-known peaks including Mighty Mt. Kanchendzonga (8585m - the third highest mountain in the world), Mt. Pandim (6691m), Mt. Kabur North (7338m), Mt. Kabur South (7317m), Mt. Kumbhakarna (Janoo) (7710m), Mt. Simvo (6811m), Mt. Kabru Forked (6108m), Mt. Frey Peak (5830m), Mt. Rathong (6679m), Mt. Kokthang (6147m), and Mt. Goecha Peak (5127m).