Trekking Adventures
Challenging treks that explore the high Himalayas and remote regions.
Duration
10–25 Days
Group Size
2–12 People
Difficulty
Moderate to Strenuous
Overview
For the adventurous at heart, Bhutan's trekking routes offer some of the most dramatic mountain landscapes on earth. Classic routes like the Druk Path and Snowman Trek traverse high passes, alpine lakes, and ancient caravan trails through areas rarely seen by outsiders. Full support — experienced trekking guides, cook crew, horses or yaks for loads, and quality camping gear — is provided.
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Itinerary
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Day 1: Arrive Paro — Trek Preparation
Gear check, briefing with head guide, packing mules/horses. Acclimatisation walk around Paro.
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Day 2: Paro to Jangchu Lakha (3,410 m)
Trek begins through Blue Pine forest; first campsite with valley views. 4–5 hours walking.
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Day 3: Jangchu Lakha to Jimilang Tsho (3,870 m)
Climb through rhododendron and oak forest to a beautiful alpine lake. 5–6 hours.
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Day 4: Jimilang Tsho to Simkota Tsho (4,010 m)
Pass a second glacial lake; possible yak encounters. 5 hours.
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Day 5: Simkota Tsho to Phajoding (3,640 m)
Descent through juniper forest arriving at the Phajoding monastery complex above Thimphu.
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Day 6: Phajoding to Thimphu
Final descent into Thimphu valley. Trek completion ceremony and hot shower at city hotel.
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Day 7: Rest Day in Thimphu
Optional city sightseeing; leg recovery and debrief over dinner.
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Day 8: Return to Paro — Departure
Transfer to Paro airport.