{"id":2573,"date":"2022-07-06T17:09:28","date_gmt":"2022-07-06T17:09:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/magicoftheunknown.com\/?p=2573"},"modified":"2023-09-03T07:39:48","modified_gmt":"2023-09-03T07:39:48","slug":"sikkim","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/magicoftheunknown.com\/de\/travel-tipps\/sikkim\/","title":{"rendered":"Reiseempfehlungen f\u00fcr Sikkim"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Als Reiseziel ist Sikkim vor allem bei Menschen bekannt, die die Berge lieben. Zu Unrecht, denn die Natur des Himalaya ist von atemberaubender Sch\u00f6nheit. Die Gastfreundschaft und Freundlichkeit der Sikkimesen bringen den Reisenden dazu, Sikkim immer wieder besuchen zu wollen. Der Tourismus in Sikkim konzentriert sich meist auf wenige, ausgew\u00e4hlte Orte. Daher kann man sagen, dass es noch viel von Sikkim zu entdecken gibt. Ich habe \u00fcber die h\u00e4ufigsten Fragen geschrieben, die man vor einer Reise nach Sikkim haben k\u00f6nnte. Besonders f\u00fcr internationale Touristen, da Sikkim im Ausland kaum bekannt ist. <\/strong><\/p>\n

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Wann ist die beste Reisezeit f\u00fcr Sikkim?<\/h2>\n

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Nach dem Ende des Monsuns im September oder Oktober bis zum Beginn des Monsuns im Mai\/Juni ist eine gute Zeit, um nach Sikkim zu reisen. Von November bis Januar wird es sehr kalt und man muss sich darauf einstellen, dass es keine Heizungen gibt.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Wie kann man nach Sikkim reisen?<\/h2>\n

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Der n\u00e4chstgelegene Flughafen ist Bagdogra. Von dort aus kann man ein Taxi nehmen. Idealerweise empfiehlt es sich, das Taxi vor der Reise \u00fcber den Homestay oder das Hotel zu buchen. In den D\u00f6rfern oder kleineren St\u00e4dten gibt es immer wieder Personen, die bereit sind, jemanden vom Flughafen zum jeweiligen Zielort zu bringen. Allerdings muss man bedenken, dass der Fahrpreis manchmal h\u00f6her ist, da der Fahrer in beide Richtungen fahren muss. Eine Alternative ist ein Sammeltaxi, das viel billiger ist. Bei einer Gruppe von vier oder mehr Personen ist ein Sammeltaxi daher sehr sinnvoll. Sikkim hat auch einen eigenen Flughafen in Pakyong, der auf der Ostseite des Bundesstaates liegt. Allerdings sind die Flugpreise zu diesem Flughafen ziemlich hoch.<\/p>\n

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Wenn du gen\u00fcgend Zeit hast und eine Zugfahrt in Indien erleben und dabei auch noch Geld sparen m\u00f6chtest, gibt es sowohl Nachtz\u00fcge als auch Tagesz\u00fcge. Tickets k\u00f6nnen \u00fcber verschiedene Apps gebucht werden ..... Aber wie ich bereits in meinen Artikeln \u00fcber Sikkim erw\u00e4hnt habe, solltest du die Tickets rechtzeitig buchen. In den Z\u00fcgen werden Essen und Getr\u00e4nke serviert. Je nach der Klasse, in der du reist, sind diese im Fahrpreis enthalten oder nicht.<\/p>\n

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Die am schwierigsten zu erreichenden Orte sind die sch\u00f6nsten im Himalaya. \u00a9 magicoftheunknown<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n

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Was sollte man nach Sikkim mitbringen?<\/h2>\n

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Je nach der Gegend und der Abgeschiedenheit, in der du dich aufh\u00e4ltst, k\u00f6nnte es m\u00f6glicherweise keine Apotheken geben. Um Medikamente zu kaufen, muss man in die n\u00e4chstgelegenen, gr\u00f6\u00dferen St\u00e4dte fahren. Selbst in der nahe gelegenen Stadt Pelling, einem recht bekannten Reiseziel, gab es keine Apotheke. Daher w\u00fcrde ich empfehlen, Medikamente entweder mitzubringen oder sie in Bagdogra oder Siliguri zu kaufen, sobald du dort angekommen bist, insbesondere wenn du ein bestimmtes Medikament brauchst.<\/p>\n

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Hebe au\u00dferdem ausreichend Bargeld f\u00fcr deinen Aufenthalt in abgelegeneren Orten in Sikkim ab, denn Geldautomaten gibt es nur in gr\u00f6\u00dferen St\u00e4dten. Und selbst dort kann es vorkommen, dass die Geldautomaten leer sind und\/oder nicht funktionieren. Manchmal gibt es zus\u00e4tzlich die M\u00f6glichkeit, kleinere Betr\u00e4ge \u00fcber den Kartenleser in Gesch\u00e4ften abzuheben, aber ich w\u00fcrde nicht empfehlen, sich darauf zu verlassen.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Ein weiterer, wichtiger Aspekt, den du nicht vergessen solltest, ist der Temperaturunterschied zwischen dem Himalaya und dem Flachland. Je nach Jahreszeit, in der du reist, kann der Unterschied ziemlich extrem sein. Denke deshalb daran, warme Kleider mitzubringen. Wie ich bereits in den Artikeln \u00fcber Sikkim erw\u00e4hnt habe, war ich bei meiner ersten Reise in den Himalaya v\u00f6llig unvorbereitet f\u00fcr das kalte Wetter.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Ist Sikkim sicher (insbesondere als Frau)?<\/h2>\n

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Wir waren nur im westlichen Teil von Sikkim und haben noch nicht den ganzen Bundesstaat bereist, aber aus meiner Erfahrung (auch als Frau) w\u00fcrde ich sagen: Ja, es ist definitiv sicher. Wenn man aber mit dem Zug reist und Siliguri nachts erreicht, w\u00fcrde ich empfehlen, ein Zimmer in einem gr\u00f6\u00dferen Hotel zu reservieren, bei dem man sicher sein kann, dass auch nach Mitternacht noch jemand an der Rezeption ist. Aufgrund der eingeschr\u00e4nkten Sichtverh\u00e4ltnisse kann es h\u00e4ufiger vorkommen, dass Z\u00fcge Versp\u00e4tung haben. Daher ist es am besten, dies vorher mit dem Hotel zu kl\u00e4ren.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Die Hotels vor Ort k\u00f6nnen dir wahrscheinlich auch die Telefonnummer eines Taxifahrers geben, mit dem du im Voraus einen Preis aushandeln und die Abholung vom Bahnhof vereinbaren kannst. Nachts stehen zwar Taxis vor dem Bahnhof, diese sind aber m\u00f6glicherweise bereits ausgebucht oder verlangen \u00fcbertrieben hohe Preise. Au\u00dferdem gibt es die M\u00f6glichkeit, die Nacht in der Wartehalle des Bahnhofs zu verbringen. Wenn du aber wirklich einige Stunden schlafen m\u00f6chtest, dann ist es wahrscheinlich die bessere Alternative, in einem Hotel zu \u00fcbernachten.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Wo kann man in Sikkim wohnen?<\/h2>\n

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Es gibt viele M\u00f6glichkeiten in Homestay zu wohnen, aber die meisten Familien werben nicht auf Online-Plattformen f\u00fcr ihre Unterk\u00fcnfte. Der Tourismus ist in der Region noch nicht so gut organisiert und wird meist von Kleinunternehmern betrieben. Einige Homestays werben jedoch auf booking.com. Ich kann das Gurung Homestay sehr empfehlen. Man bekommt selbst gekochtes, einheimisches Essen und erlebt die lokale Kultur und das t\u00e4gliche Leben, indem man bei der Familie wohnt. Wenn man wirklich daran interessiert ist, die einheimische Kultur und die Traditionen aus n\u00e4chster N\u00e4he zu erleben, w\u00fcrde ich immer ein Homestay empfehlen.<\/p>\n

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Gr\u00f6\u00dfere Hotels gibt es in der nahe gelegenen Stadt Pelling, aber da ich keine Erfahrung mit den Hotels dort habe, kann ich leider keine wirklichen Empfehlungen diesbez\u00fcglich geben. Aber im Grunde ist es dir \u00fcberlassen, ob du nicht nur die sch\u00f6ne Natur erleben willst, sondern auch m\u00f6glichst viel \u00fcber die einheimische Kultur erfahren m\u00f6chtest. Dann ist ein Homestay definitiv die beste Wahl.<\/p>\n

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An wen kann ich mich wenden, wenn ich eine Wanderung plane?<\/h2>\n

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Es gibt viele Reiseleiter, die gef\u00fchrte Wanderungen anbieten und sich um alles k\u00fcmmern (wie Kochen usw.). Am besten fragst du die Einheimischen in deinem Homestay oder in deinem Hotel, die sich mit den M\u00f6glichkeiten auskennen. Wenn du eine Wanderung im westlichen Teil von Sikkim planst, kann ich auch den Kontakt zu Kalzang herstellen, mit dem wir in die beiden abgelegenen D\u00f6rfer gefahren sind. Er spricht die lokalen Sprachen und ist ein zertifizierter Reiseleiter mit viel Erfahrung.<\/p>\n

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Welche Visa-Bestimmungen gibt es f\u00fcr Sikkim?<\/h2>\n

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Wenn du nicht-indischer Herkunft bist und dich mit einem Visum in Indien aufh\u00e4ltst, brauchst du eine Sondergenehmigung, die du an einem der Grenz\u00fcberg\u00e4nge erhalten kannst. Ich war mir dessen nicht bewusst und bin nach Sikkim eingereist, ohne dass die Grenzbeamten die Genehmigung erw\u00e4hnten. Bei der Ausreise kam es dann aber zu Problemen, als ich nach der Sondergenehmigung gefragt wurde und keine hatte. Gl\u00fccklicherweise wurde die Situation gel\u00f6st, aber denke daran, direkt bei der Einreise nach der Genehmigung zu fragen, auch wenn die Grenzbeamten dich \"\u00fcbersehen\".<\/p>\n

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Ich musste alle meine Dokumente vorlegen. Das kann anders sein, wenn du mit einem Touristenvisum reist. Wahrscheinlich musst du nur dein Visum und deinen Reisepass dabei haben. Ich w\u00fcrde aber empfehlen, sich die f\u00fcr Touristen notwendigen Dokumente von der Gastfamilie oder dem Hotel best\u00e4tigen zu lassen.<\/p>\n

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Komme ich in Sikkim mit Englisch zurecht?<\/h2>\n

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Teilweise ja, aber wenn du dich in abgelegenen D\u00f6rfern aufh\u00e4ltst, brauchst du jemanden, der in die lokale Sprache \u00fcbersetzen kann. Wenn du in einem gr\u00f6\u00dferen Dorf oder einer Stadt bist, dann wird es immer jemanden geben, der Englisch spricht oder \u00fcbersetzen kann, so dass die Verst\u00e4ndigung m\u00f6glich ist. Es gibt viele lokale Sprachen, aber die Hauptsprache ist Nepali (und auch Hindi und bis zu einem gewissen Grad Bengali).<\/p>\n

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Wenn du weitere Fragen hast, dann kannst du mir gerne in den Kommentaren schreiben!<\/strong><\/p>\n

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As a travel destination Sikkim is well known mostly among people who love mountains. Unjustly, as the nature of the Himalayas is of breathtaking beauty. The hospitality and friendliness of the Sikkimese make the visitor wish to visit Sikkim again and again. Tourism in Sikkim is mostly concentrated on few particular spots. Hence, one can say, a lot of Sikkim is yet to be explored. I have written about the most common questions one might have, before traveling to Sikkim. Especially for international tourists, as Sikkim is barely known abroad. When is the best time to travel to Sikkim? Once the monsoon ends in September or October till the start of the monsoon in May\/June is a good time to travel to Sikkim. From November till January it becomes very cold and one has to keep in mind that there are no heaters available.\u00a0 How to travel to Sikkim? The closest airport is Bagdogra. From there, one can take a taxi. Ideally book the taxi before your trip via your homestay or hotel. There are always people in the villages or smaller towns that are willing to bring someone from the airport to the respective destination. But one has to keep in mind that sometimes the fare is higher, as the driver has to drive both ways. An alternative is a shared taxi, which is much cheaper. Hence, it is much economical to go for a shared vehicle, if there is a group of four or more. Sikkim has also its own airport Pakyong, located on the eastern side. However, the airfare to this airport is somehow very high. If you have enough time and would like to experience a train ride in India as well as save money, there are overnight trains as well as day trains. Tickets can be booked via various apps ….. But as I mentioned in my articles about Sikkim, please make sure to book the tickets well in advance. In the trains you will be served meals and drinks. Depending on the class, in which you are traveling, they will be included or not included in the ticket fare. What to bring with you to Sikkim? Depending on the area as well as the remoteness, where you would be staying, there could be no pharmacies. To buy medicines, one must to travel to the nearest bigger towns. Even in the nearby city of Pelling, a quite well-known travel destination, there was no pharmacy. Therefore, I would recommend to bring medicine either with you or buy it in Bagdogra or Siliguri once you reach there, especially if you require any special prescribed medicine. Also make sure to withdraw enough cash for your stay in more remote places in Sikkim, as ATMs are only available in bigger towns. And even there, the ATMs may ran out of cash and\/or not function. Sometimes, there is additionally an option to withdraw smaller amounts via cash machines, but I would not recommend to rely on that.\u00a0 Another important thing to keep in mind is the temperature difference between the Himalayas and the lower country. The difference might be quite extreme depending on the season, in which you travel. Keep in mind to bring enough warm clothes. As I mentioned in the articles about Sikkim, the cold weather came completely unexpected to me during my first trip to the Himalayas and I was not at all prepared.\u00a0 Is Sikkim safe (especially as a woman)? We only stayed in the western part of Sikkim and did not travel the whole state yet, but from my experience (also as a woman) I would say: yes, it is definitely safe. But if you travel by train and reach Siliguri at night, I would recommend to pre-book a room in a bigger hotel that can assure you that someone is at the reception even after midnight. It might happen more frequently due to the restricted visibility that trains are running late, so it is best to clarify this beforehand with the hotel.\u00a0 The local hotels most likely are also able to give you the contact number of a cab driver, with whom you can bargain a price beforehand and fix the pick-up from the station. There are taxis available in front of the station at night, but they might be booked already or are demanding exorbitantly high fares. Furthermore, there is the option of spending the night in the waiting hall of the train station. But if you really want to get some hours of sleep, then it is most likely the better option to sleep in a hotel.\u00a0 Where to stay in Sikkim? There are many homestay options, but most of the families do not advertise them on online platforms. Tourism is still not so organized in this region and mostly it is based on small entrepreneurs. However, some home-stays are advertising on booking.com. I warmly recommend the Gurung Homestay. You will be served home-cooked, local food and experience the local culture and daily-life by staying with the family.\u00a0If one is really interested also to get a first-hand experience of the local culture and tradition, I would always recommend a home-stay. There are bigger hotels in the nearby town of Pelling, but as I have no experience with the hotels there, I unfortunately cannot really give any recommendations about.\u00a0But it is basically up to you, if you want to experience not only the beautiful nature, but also want to learn as much as possible about the local culture. Then a homestay is definitely the best choice for you. Whom can I contact, when I am planning a trek? There are many tour guides who offer guided treks and who look after everything (like cooking etc.). It is best to ask local people in your homestay or hotel, who know best about the options. If you plan a trek in the Western part of Sikkim, I can also establish contact with Kalzang, with whom we travelled to the two very remote villages. He speaks the local languages and is a certified tour guide with a lot of experience. What are the visa regulations for Sikkim? If you are of non-Indian origin and in India on a visa, then you need a special permit, which can be obtained at any of the border crossings. I was not aware of it and entered Sikkim, without the border control mentioning the permit. But on my exit, it caused some trouble, when I was asked for the special permit and had none. Fortunately, the situation got solved, but keep in mind to directly ask for the permit at the entry point, even if the border control “overlooks” you. I needed to give all my documents. This might be different, when you come on a tourist visa. You most likely only need to have your visa and passport with you. But I would recommend to confirm the required documents as a tourist with your homestay or hotel. Will I get along with English in Sikkim? Partially yes, but if you are in remote villages, you need someone with you, who is able to translate into the local language. If you are in a bigger village or town, then there there will always be someone, who speaks English or is able to translate, so that communication is possible. There are many local languages, but the lingua franca is Nepali (and also Hindi and to a certain extent Bengali). 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Unjustly, as the nature of the Himalayas is of breathtaking beauty. The hospitality and friendliness of the Sikkimese make the visitor wish to visit Sikkim again and again. Tourism in Sikkim is mostly concentrated on few particular spots. 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