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Tour Overview:
Embark on a captivating journey through Bhutan, a land of mesmerizing landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Your adventure begins in Paro, where the flight itself offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan Mountains. Explore the historic Paro Dzong and Kyichu Lhakhang before commencing an unforgettable trek.
The trek leads you through diverse terrains, from rice paddies to alpine meadows, offering glimpses of Bhutan’s natural splendor. Camp at scenic spots like Sharna Zampa, Thangthangkha, and Jangothang, with each location providing a unique perspective of the Himalayas, particularly the majestic Mount Jomolhari.
A rest day in Jangothang allows for exploration, acclimatization, and optional hikes. As you continue the trek, traverse high mountain passes, including Bhonte La and Takhung La, and witness the traditional yak herders’ way of life. The journey concludes with a descent to Paro, passing through Gunitsawa.
Immerse yourself in the serene landscapes, ancient monasteries, and the warm hospitality of the Bhutanese people. This tour seamlessly blends cultural experiences with an adventurous trek, offering an authentic and unforgettable Bhutanese odyssey.
Tour Highlights:
1. Paro Exploration: Begin your journey with a visit to the historic Paro Dzong and Kyichu Lhakhang, soaking in the rich cultural heritage.
2. Scenic Trekking: Trek through diverse landscapes, from rice terraces to alpine meadows, with highlights like Sharna Zampa, Thangthangkha, and the stunning Jangothang campsite.
3. Mount Jomolhari Views: Enjoy panoramic views of the Himalayas, particularly the majestic Mount Jomolhari, a constant companion during the trek.
4. Rest Day in Jangothang: Take a day to rest, acclimatize, and explore the surroundings, with optional hikes to enhance the experience.
5. High Mountain Passes: Challenge yourself with passes like Bhonte La and Takhung La, offering spectacular vistas and a sense of accomplishment.
6. Yak Herders’ Lifestyle: Encounter the traditional way of life of yak herders, adding cultural depth to your trekking adventure.
7. Cultural Encounters: Interact with locals, visit monasteries, and experience the unique blend of tradition and modernity in Bhutanese towns.
8. Paro Descent: Conclude the trek with a descent to Paro, passing through Gunitsawa, reflecting on the accomplishment of the journey.
This Bhutan trekking tour promises a perfect blend of adventure, cultural exploration, and natural beauty, ensuring an enriching and memorable experience in the Land of the Thunder Dragon.
Paro International Airport (Google Map)
Upon arrival in Paro, be greeted by our representative and transferred to your hotel. If the weather is clear during your flight, you’ll be treated to stunning views of the Himalayan Mountains. Spend the afternoon exploring the historic Paro Dzong, built in 1646, and visit Kyichu Lhakhang, the country’s oldest temple. Enjoy an evening stroll in Paro town, soaking in the local atmosphere. Overnight in Paro at Hotel Tenzinling Resort.
Embark on a scenic drive to Drugyal Dzong, where the trek begins. The trail follows the Paro river, leading you through picturesque landscapes, including rice paddies, apple orchards, and forests. Reach the campsite at Sharna Zampa, surrounded by nature’s tranquility. Overnight at camp with an altitude of 2,800m.
Trek for about 7-8 hours, covering 22 km with varying landscapes. The trail takes you through ups and downs, eventually narrowing into a path leading to a meadow for the night’s camp. If the weather permits, catch the first view of the majestic Mt. Jomolhari. Camp altitude at 3,610m.
Continue the trek through the Paro Chhu valley, passing alpine meadows and sparse forests. Cross an army checkpoint and savor breathtaking views of mountain ridges and snow-capped peaks. Reach Jangothang, one of the Himalayas’ most beautiful campsites, with spectacular views of Mount Jomolhari. Camp altitude at 4,080m.
Take a rest day in Jangothang, offering opportunities for day hikes with panoramic views of lakes and snow-capped mountains. Acclimatize to the altitude and explore the surroundings. Jangothang provides a perfect environment for acclimatization, and you can trek to Tosoh or hike around the area.
Trek to Soi Yaktsa covering 16 km in six to seven hours. Ascend steeply to Bhonte La pass at 4,890m, the trek’s highest point. Descend to the Dhumzo Chhu river, passing the lake of Tshophu. Reach the campsite at Soi Yaktsa (Dhumzo) with a camp altitude of 3,800m.
Trek for four to five hours, covering 11 km with an ascent of 720m and descent of 340m. Cross the Takhung La pass (4,520m) and descend to Thombu Shong, a serene campsite surrounded by nature. Overnight at an altitude of 4,180m.
Trek for 6-7 hours, covering 13 km. Cross Thombu La pass (4,380m) and finally reach Gunitsawa. Decide to be collected from Gunitsawa or stay at the campsite, Sharna Zampa, where the trek began.
Your Bhutanese adventure concludes as you depart from Paro. Cherish the memories of the mesmerizing landscapes, cultural encounters, and the sense of accomplishment from the trek. Depart with a heart full of Bhutan’s beauty and the warmth of its people. Tashi Delek and safe travels!
The new SDF of US$100 per person per day will become effective from 1 September 2023.
The new SDF shall remain effective for four years until 31 August 2027.
Any guest who already paid the SDF for their upcoming visit to Bhutan is eligible for a refund of the excess SDF amounts paid.
When applying for a visa to enter Bhutan, you will need to pay the SDF. Visas can be applied for at the Department of Tourism’s website.
No, the incentives introduced in June 2023 have been revoked and are no longer applicable. However, the 24-hour SDF waiver for border towns in Bhutan remains valid.