This trek route falls entirely within Sikkim. We begin in the fairly large village of Uttarey and trek upto the Singalila ridge to continue on to Goechala. A remote route, this trail does not see backpackers. There are sections of narrow paths, ups and downs and some scree walking but for the most part, the trek follows a good path used mainly by yak herders in Sikkim. 

On this wilderness trail, we walk up towards what is actually the border between Nepal, Sikkim and West Bengal. Dotted with beautiful high altitude lakes and passing several passes, this trek gives the opportunity of viewing Kanchenjunga not only once at a specific high point but several times over the days as you cross the passes. This trail finally joins with the main west Sikkim trekking trail at Dzongri to continue towards Goechala – 1st view point for a spectacular sunrise on Kanchenjunga. The advantage of this trek is that it is a round trip .The trek promises to be amongst the best with its crowning glory of Kanchenjunga seen from several vantage points along this trek.