Journeys that transform you.
To those who are exhausted — not just in body, but in spirit.
To those running on empty, searching for rest but never quite finding it.
To those searching for a journey that transforms you.
I want to invite you to Sikkim for a journey that is:
Slow, intentional, and rooted in community.
Our Sikkim journeys aren’t about sightseeing or ticking off places.
It’s not about seeing Sikkim — it’s about being in Sikkim.
Let’s spend our days rooted in nature, community, and connection.
You’ll return home with more clarity, peace, and a deeper sense of purpose.
If something in you feels ready, or even just curious, come.
There is a place for you here, in Sikkim.
— Zi Hui, Founder
Your Journey Begins Here
Reviews
Our past guests say it better
I can honestly say the trip was life-changing! Interacting with the trip members and the locals shifted my worldview permanently. The experiences and people I met reshaped me to start living from a place of: “how can my unique life path contribute to the betterment of other people?”
Jun Xian (April 2025)
I signed up for the trip wanting to reconnect with myself, at a time when I felt dissatisfied with life and lost hope for the future. Being in Sikkim showed me how beautiful life can be. I had a wonderful time disconnecting from life's struggles and worries, and came out of the trip feeling grounded and restored, and more ready to face life's challenges.
Synth-Di (December 2024)
For anyone who wants to experience the unbeaten path and embrace something out of the ordinary, be in nature and culture, this is the journey to take! 👍Discover the intangibles that Mother Nature want to offer in a place where community and nature flow together. It was an exhilarating and memorable experience which I’ll treasure for the rest of my life! An unforgettable adventure! ❤️
Sharon (April 2025)
This trip to Sikkim was my first, and it completely transformed my worldview. I embarked on this journey with Feels Like Om during a time when my personal and professional life were in flux. I was feeling lost and uncertain about my future. While this isn’t one of those clichéd stories about “finding myself in a faraway land,” my time in Sikkim with Feels Like Om helped me realize something important: it’s okay to be uncertain, and it’s okay to slow down and take things one step at a time.