Pelling, Yuksom & South Sikkim · month by month
Pelling, Yuksom & South Sikkim in March
Spring begins. Rhododendrons start flowering at Barsey and on the forest trails, magnolias bloom around Ravangla and the first flush is picked at Temi. Mornings are still clear for Kanchenjunga, with more haze by afternoon. Bumchu can fall in March. Late March is a good time to start the Dzongri trek if snow allows.
Local tip: Plan Barsey for late March or April and ask in Hilley how far the bloom has climbed.
Festivals this month
Trips at their best
Tickets for March
about ₹2,200 a day
about ₹5,000 a day
about ₹3,000 a day
about ₹5,000 a day
about ₹2,000 a day
about ₹4,500 a day
Questions people ask
Good to know
Is March a good time to visit Pelling, Yuksom & South Sikkim?
Spring begins. Rhododendrons start flowering at Barsey and on the forest trails, magnolias bloom around Ravangla and the first flush is picked at Temi. Mornings are still clear for Kanchenjunga, with more haze by afternoon. Bumchu can fall in March. Late March is a good time to start the Dzongri trek if snow allows.
What is the weather like in Pelling, Yuksom & South Sikkim in March?
Pelling about 5–16 °C, mostly dry, afternoon haze building. Conditions differ by altitude and coast, so check the forecast for each stop a week before you travel.
Where should we go in Pelling, Yuksom & South Sikkim in March?
We suggest Barsey, Temi, Tashiding. Plan Barsey for late March or April and ask in Hilley how far the bloom has climbed.


