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July 26, 2025

Discover the Monasteries of South Sikkim on Two Wheels

Spiritual Serenity on Two Wheels – Monastery Trail of South Sikkim

South Sikkim is a hidden gem for riders who seek a peaceful escape with spiritual charm. The region is dotted with ancient monasteries, where prayer flags flutter in the mountain breeze and chants echo through the hills. And the best part? These sacred spots are easily reachable by bike.

Let’s explore the top monasteries of South Sikkim and how you can ride to each of them with ease—thanks to Bike Wale Bhaiya, your trusted riding companion.


 Must-Visit Monasteries You Can Ride To

1. Samdruptse Monastery, Namchi

·         Distance from Siliguri: ~80 KM

·         Highlights: 118-ft Padmasambhava statue, panoramic views, peaceful aura

·         Ride Tip: Take the Siliguri–Namchi road via Melli. Early morning rides offer clear mountain views.

2. Ngadak Monastery

·         Location: Near Namchi

·         History: Built during the reign of Chogyal Gyurmed Namgyal (17th century)

·         Why Visit: One of the oldest monasteries in Sikkim, photogenic ruins and silence

·         Terrain: Slight off-road trail, ideal for RE Himalayan or Xpulse

3. Ralang Monastery, Ravangla

·         Distance from Siliguri: ~120 KM

·         Special: Hosts the annual Pang Lhabsol festival, vibrant Tibetan architecture

·         Road: Smooth ride with a few hairpins, lush tea gardens en route

4. Tashiding Monastery

·          Location: Between Ravangla and Yuksom

·          Belief: Said to be one of the holiest monasteries in Sikkim

·          Scenic Route: Dense forest, winding hill roads—ideal for nature + spirituality combo

·         Traffic: Very light, a great solo ride

5. Doling Monastery

·          Near: Barfung village, close to Ravangla

·          Offbeat: Fewer tourists, raw and tranquil surroundings

·          Perfect for: Sunset meditation stops and quiet reflection


Ride With Bike Wale Bhaiya – Explore Without Limits

Whether you’re a solo spiritual seeker or a group of mindful riders, Bike Wale Bhaiya ensures a smooth and budget-friendly experience.

 Why Bikers Choose BWB:

·         Rent by the hour – No forced day-long rentals

·         Helmet & accessories included – No hidden charges

·         100% online booking – Avoid WhatsApp hassles

·         Open 6 AM to 10 PM – Early starts, late returns welcome

·         Unbeatable Offers:

o    ₹100 cashback for students

o    Free accessories for ladies

o    20% off for age 45+

o    40% birthday discount

o    1-day free with 7-day booking


 Vehicle Options Perfect for Monastery Trails

·         Scooty Options: Ntorq, Grazia, Activa – Great for Namchi roads

·         Standard Bikes: Pulsar NS160, Apache RTR – Perfect for twisty hill climbs

·         Premium Bikes: RE Himalayan, Classic, Xpulse – Ideal for offbeat routes & elevation gain

Rent From Siliguri & Head Straight to South Sikkim

Use the BWB App to book instantly.

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 Documents You’ll Need:

·         Valid Driving License

·         Any Government ID (Aadhaar/Voter/Passport)

·         Passport-size photo

·         Refundable Security Deposit:

o    ₹3000 (Bike)

o    ₹2000 (Scooty)

o    Deducted only for damages, violations, or delay



 Ride Mindfully – Travel Tips for Spiritual Riders

·          Start early – Reach before crowds, feel the morning calm

·          Carry water & light snacks – Most monasteries are in remote locations

·          Respect the space – Dress modestly and maintain silence inside monasteries

·          Photography – Allowed outside, restricted inside (always ask)

·          Always check brakes and tires before mountain rides


 Let the Roads Lead You to Peace

South Sikkim’s monasteries are more than just religious sites—they’re gateways to peace, tradition, and mindfulness. And riding there enhances the journey tenfold. The fresh mountain air, the sound of prayer wheels, and the freedom of two wheels—it’s all a spiritual experience.