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July 26, 2025

Ride Into Culture: Festivals and Fairs of South Sikkim

Discover South Sikkim's Culture on Two Wheels

South Sikkim isn’t just about monasteries and mountains—it’s a living canvas of colors, culture, and celebration. From grand spiritual events to local village fairs, this region comes alive throughout the year. And what better way to experience it all than on a bike ride?

Let’s dive into the top festivals and fairs of South Sikkim that are absolutely worth riding to—and how Bike Wale Bhaiya makes the journey unforgettable.


Top Festivals & Fairs to Explore by Bike

1. Pang Lhabsol – Celebrating Sikkimese Unity

·         Where: Ralang Monastery, Ravangla

·         When: August or September

·         What: Honors Mount Khangchendzonga & the protector deity, Mahākāla

·         Highlight: Traditional warrior dances and mask performances

·         Ride Tip: From Siliguri to Ravangla (~115 km), scenic route with tea gardens


2. Losar – Tibetan New Year

·         Where: Celebrated across monasteries in South Sikkim

·         When: February

·         Why Go: Colorful parades, prayers, and local feasts

·         Ride Bonus: Stunning snow-capped views and clear skies make this season perfect for riders


3. Namchi Mahotsav – A Cultural Extravaganza

·         Where: Namchi Central Park

·         When: February

·         What’s Special: Folk music, handicrafts, local cuisines, traditional dances

·         Traffic: Gets busy during the fest—best to park your bike early


4. Saga Dawa – The Sacred Buddhist Celebration

·         Where: Tashiding and Ngadak Monasteries

·          When: May or June

·          Purpose: Marks Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and death

·         Best For: Spiritual bikers seeking peace, rituals, and quiet surroundings


5. Tendong Lho Rum Faat – A Lepcha Festival

·         Where: Near Tendong Hill, Namchi

·         When: August

·         Tradition: Trek or ride up to Tendong Hill, where Lepchas believe their ancestors were saved from floods

·         Ride Alert: Offbeat route, ideal for Himalayan, Classic, or Xpulse riders


 Why Choose Bike Wale Bhaiya for Your Festival Ride?

With thousands traveling during festivals, biking is the smartest, fastest, and most scenic way to attend. Bike Wale Bhaiya lets you do it stress-free:

 What Makes BWB the #1 Choice:

·         Hourly rental option – No pressure for full-day payments

·         No hidden charges – Transparent pricing via app & website

·         Free helmet & accessories

·         Fully online booking – No WhatsApp calls needed

·         Wide time window – Open daily from 6 AM to 10 PM

 Festive Deals:

·         ₹100 Cashback for students

·         Free accessories for women

·         20% off for riders aged 45+

·         40% birthday discount

·         1-day free on 7-day rentals


 Our Fleet for the Festive Season

·         Scooty: Ntorq, Access, Activa, Burgman – Great for Namchi town and festival parking

·         Standard Bikes: Pulsar 220, Apache RTR, Avenger – Ideal for long-distance rides

·         Premium: Himalayan, Meteor, Java Perak, RE Signals – For the offbeat monasteries and scenic hill trails

Book now: BWB App  7602815008[email protected]


 Documents & Rental Info

Just carry:

·         Valid Driving License

·         Govt. ID (Aadhaar/Voter/Passport)

·         Passport-size photo

 Refundable Security Deposit:

·         ₹2000 for Scooty

·         ₹3000 for Bikes

·         Deductions only in case of damages, fines, or delay


 Suggested Itinerary for a Festival Ride

Day 1:

·         Start from Siliguri early morning

·         Reach Namchi or Ravangla by afternoon

·         Attend cultural events/festivals

Day 2:

·         Visit nearby monasteries like Ralang, Doling, or Tashiding

·         Enjoy local cuisine and return via alternate scenic route


 Tips for Festival Riders

·          Carry a good phone/camera – these events are a visual delight

·          Wear cultural-friendly clothing – respect local customs

·          Pack essentials – sunscreen, snacks, water

·          Service check your ride before heading into remote areas

·          Choose premium bikes for offbeat monastery trails


 Feel the Pulse of Sikkim on Two Wheels

Festivals are the soul of South Sikkim, and exploring them on a bike adds an unmatched sense of freedom. Ride through valleys filled with prayer flags, meet locals, taste festival food, and be part of something truly special.

Whether you're a culture vulture or a casual rider—South Sikkim’s festivals are worth the ride. And Bike Wale Bhaiya is here to take you there, affordably .