Upon his arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, he was welcomed by the senior officials at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu.
His seven-member delegation comprises his spouse Tika Maya, daughter Komal Chamling and Chief Secretary RS Basnet, among others.
During his a week-long stay here, he will pay homage to the Pashupatinath and visit the Manakamana Temple, Gorkha.
According to Indian Embassy Spokesperson Piyush Srivastav, the Sikkim Chief Minister´s visit is completely a private one.
Srivastav said that he has no idea whether the Chief Minister holds political parleys or not during the visit.
Chamling is scheduled to return home on coming Saturday.
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