Upon your arrival at Paro International Airport, a friendly representative from Wild Nature Quest will greet you and assist with your transfer to the hotel. After a brief rest and refreshment, your Bhutan adventure begins.

If you arrive on a morning flight, enjoy an opportunity for cultural sightseeing:

National Museum: Visit the historic Ta Dzong, once a watchtower, now transformed into a museum that provides a fascinating introduction to Bhutan’s natural and cultural heritage.

Paro Rinpung Dzong: Explore this iconic fortress and monastery, offering panoramic views of the Paro Valley.

Wooden Cantilever Bridge: Conclude with a gentle hike from the dzong to this historic bridge, rich in architectural and cultural significance.

Overnight : Paro

Board on a full-day hike to the iconic Taktsang Monastery, famously known as the Tiger’s Nest, as part of your acclimatization journey. Perched dramatically on a sheer cliffside, 900 meters above the Paro Valley. The trek rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of lush forests, vibrant landscapes, and the monastery’s remarkable architecture.

After your hike, unwind with a leisurely stroll through downtown Paro, where you can: Explore local markets and unique boutique shops. Relax in cozy cafés while savoring authentic Bhutanese snacks and beverages. Or engage yourself in the charm of daily life in this picturesque town.

For a deeper cultural experience, visit a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse. Enjoy the warm hospitality of a local family and gain an intimate glimpse into Bhutan’s rural lifestyle and customs.

Overnight: Paro

After breakfast, take a scenic 1.5-hour drive to Shana, the starting point of your trek. The route begins on a paved road before transitioning to a rugged dirt track. Upon arrival, meet your camping crew and horsemen who will prepare for the journey ahead.

The trek features a mix of ascents and descents, making it a long but rewarding day. Starting early is recommended to fully enjoy the stunning forested trails and remote wilderness.

Start your day with a mesmerizing sunrise over Mt. Jumolhari (7,314m), Bhutan’s second-highest peak. Trek along the Pa Chu (Paro River), leaving the tree line behind and entering a scenic valley with panoramic views of snow-capped peaks. Pass a military camp near the Tibetan border and encounter yak herder camps, offering a glimpse into Bhutan’s pastoral life.

Pause at Soia Yutey for traditional butter tea and a hearty lunch in a local home, surrounded by serene natural beauty.

Today is for rest and acclimatization at an altitude of 4,100m (13,451 ft), but there are plenty of exciting options nearby. A visit to Lake Tsho Phu, situated at 4,400m, offers stunning views of Jichu Drakey and an opportunity for trout fishing. The hike there takes about two hours.

For more adventure, consider exploring the base of Jumolhari, heading towards Jichu Drakey, or even climbing a small peak (5,150m) for panoramic views of both mountains. This area is also home to Blue Sheep and other wildlife.

Today’s trek spans approximately 18 kilometers, offering some of the most spectacular views of the Himalayas. As we hike, enjoy panoramic vistas of Jumolhari, Jichu Drakey, and the beautiful Jumolhari campsite valley. Along the way, you’ll pass by yak herder tents and, around Tsophu Lake, you’ll likely spot flocks of Blue Sheep.

The trail gradually ascends towards Bonte la (4890m), the highest pass on this trek. Take time to appreciate the breathtaking views of the towering peaks, including Basingthang (5500m), Chatarake (Djo Drake 5570m), and Kanchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in the world.

After enjoying the spectacular panoramic views, we descend through a steep, narrow gully filled with gravel and loose rocks, ultimately reaching Dumzo. The Soi Yaktsa Valley offers stunning landscapes, with impressive rock cliffs, waterfalls, deep gorges, and snow-capped peaks, making this section of the trek truly unforgettable.

Today’s trek takes you through a mesmerizing journey of diverse landscapes. We begin by ascending through a forest of rhododendron, birch, and oak trees, all draped in lush mosses. After traversing a beautiful meadow adorned with towering juniper trees, we reach Dunge La (4700m), followed by Tagulun La (4540m). Along the way, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of the Himalayan range and our campsite for the night.

This campsite, the second highest on the trek, is traditionally used by yak herders during the spring and autumn months, offering an authentic glimpse into the life of these semi-nomadic people.

Today, we start by crossing a picturesque valley that leads us through a swampy terrain, eventually unveiling a clearer trail that winds through lush rhododendron bushes. As we make our way steeply up to Thombu La (4270m), take a final moment to admire the panoramic views of the majestic Himalayan range from the pass. The trail continues along the ridge, offering some of the most awe-inspiring vistas of the entire trek.

After soaking in the stunning views along the ridge, we begin a steep descent for about two hours, reaching the army checkpoint. From there, it’s a brief 30-minute walk to our tranquil campsite, nestled by the serene banks of the Pa Chu River.

After breakfast, we will embark on a 3-hour journey to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. The rest of the day is free for you to relax, or if you prefer, you may take a leisurely stroll around downtown Thimphu.

Start your day with a visit to the towering Buddha Dordenma Statue, a symbol of peace and prosperity. Explore the Memorial Chorten, a revered stupa dedicated to Bhutan’s third king. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere at Kaja Throm, a bustling community marketplace.
In the afternoon, Visit the Zorig Chusum Institute, Bhutan’s premier center for traditional arts and crafts, Tour the Handmade Paper Factory, where you’ll witness the fascinating process of creating Deh-sho, traditional Bhutanese paper. Discover the Textile Museum, where you’ll learn about Bhutan’s vibrant national attire and the intricate craftsmanship behind these cultural masterpieces.

In the evening, enjoy a leisurely stroll through Thimphu’s charming craft market, perfect for shopping authentic Bhutanese handicrafts and souvenirs.

Morning: Drive to Punakha, with a refreshing stop at the breathtaking Dochula Pass (3,150m). Enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Bhutan Himalayas, and spend some time exploring and capturing photographs of the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens, a site steeped in spiritual and historical significance.

Continue to Punakha and visit the iconic Punakha Dzong, built in 1637 at the confluence of the Po Chhu (Male River) and Mo Chhu (Female River). This architectural masterpiece served as Bhutan’s ancient capital and remains a symbol of the country’s cultural and religious heritage.

Take a short, scenic hike to Chimi Lhakhang (Temple of the Divine Madman). Nestled in a picturesque valley, this temple is dedicated to Lama Drukpa Kunley, Bhutan’s revered saint, known for his unconventional teachings.

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at your hotel before visiting the iconic Punakha Dzong, a stunning fortress built in 1637 at the confluence of the Po Chhu (Male River) and Mo Chhu (Female River). This architectural marvel, once Bhutan’s ancient capital, stands as a testament to the nation’s rich cultural and spiritual legacy.

Next, embark on a scenic hike to Chimi Lhakhang, also known as the Temple of the Divine Madman. Set in a serene valley, this temple honors Lama Drukpa Kunley, a beloved saint famed for his unorthodox teachings.

Later, set out on a 5-hour drive to Paro.

Transfer to Paro International Airport for your departure. Your guide and driver will accompany you to the airport, bidding you a warm farewell and wishing you a safe and pleasant journey. We look forward to welcoming you back to Bhutan in the future.

Trip Grade: Moderate

Ideal for those with some trekking experience, involving 5–7 hours of walking daily on varied terrain with moderate altitude (up to 4,000m).

Bhutan’s trekking regions vary from lush valleys to high-altitude alpine landscapes, with popular routes like the Druk Path Trek, Snowman Trek, and Dagala Trek offering unique challenges and scenic diversity.

Expect stunning mountain views, pristine lakes, diverse flora and fauna, traditional villages, and remote monasteries, with possible encounters of Himalayan wildlife like blue sheep and yaks.

Campsites with tents and basic facilities are standard during treks. Meals are freshly prepared by the trekking crew. In some cases, homestays or guesthouses in villages may be an option.

Expert local guides lead the treks, ensuring safety and enriching the experience with insights about Bhutan’s culture, history, and natural beauty.

Offers a blend of traditional Bhutanese architecture and modern amenities. You can expect clean rooms, warm hospitality, and local cuisine.

All internal taxes and charges (SDF)

Accommodation on twin sharing basis

All meals, tea, snack, and bottled water

All travel with a licensed local birding guide

All surface transfers by a private vehicle

Camping equipment and haulage for camping and trekking tours

All entry fees to monuments, Museum and National Parks

Bhutan Visa Fee

Optional tours/excursions, personal & incidental expenses.

Tips, laundry, phone calls, and bars.

International and domestic airfare, and insurance.

Upon your arrival at Paro International Airport, a friendly representative from Wild Nature Quest will greet you and assist with your transfer to the hotel. After a brief rest and refreshment, your Bhutan adventure begins.

If you arrive on a morning flight, enjoy an opportunity for cultural sightseeing:

National Museum: Visit the historic Ta Dzong, once a watchtower, now transformed into a museum that provides a fascinating introduction to Bhutan’s natural and cultural heritage.

Paro Rinpung Dzong: Explore this iconic fortress and monastery, offering panoramic views of the Paro Valley.

Wooden Cantilever Bridge: Conclude with a gentle hike from the dzong to this historic bridge, rich in architectural and cultural significance.

Overnight : Paro

Board on a full-day hike to the iconic Taktsang Monastery, famously known as the Tiger’s Nest, as part of your acclimatization journey. Perched dramatically on a sheer cliffside, 900 meters above the Paro Valley. The trek rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of lush forests, vibrant landscapes, and the monastery’s remarkable architecture.

After your hike, unwind with a leisurely stroll through downtown Paro, where you can: Explore local markets and unique boutique shops. Relax in cozy cafés while savoring authentic Bhutanese snacks and beverages. Or engage yourself in the charm of daily life in this picturesque town.

For a deeper cultural experience, visit a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse. Enjoy the warm hospitality of a local family and gain an intimate glimpse into Bhutan’s rural lifestyle and customs.

Overnight: Paro

After breakfast, take a scenic 1.5-hour drive to Shana, the starting point of your trek. The route begins on a paved road before transitioning to a rugged dirt track. Upon arrival, meet your camping crew and horsemen who will prepare for the journey ahead.

The trek features a mix of ascents and descents, making it a long but rewarding day. Starting early is recommended to fully enjoy the stunning forested trails and remote wilderness.

Start your day with a mesmerizing sunrise over Mt. Jumolhari (7,314m), Bhutan’s second-highest peak. Trek along the Pa Chu (Paro River), leaving the tree line behind and entering a scenic valley with panoramic views of snow-capped peaks. Pass a military camp near the Tibetan border and encounter yak herder camps, offering a glimpse into Bhutan’s pastoral life.

Pause at Soia Yutey for traditional butter tea and a hearty lunch in a local home, surrounded by serene natural beauty.

Today is for rest and acclimatization at an altitude of 4,100m (13,451 ft), but there are plenty of exciting options nearby. A visit to Lake Tsho Phu, situated at 4,400m, offers stunning views of Jichu Drakey and an opportunity for trout fishing. The hike there takes about two hours.

For more adventure, consider exploring the base of Jumolhari, heading towards Jichu Drakey, or even climbing a small peak (5,150m) for panoramic views of both mountains. This area is also home to Blue Sheep and other wildlife.

Today will be a challenging but rewarding trek with breathtaking views of Jumolhari, Jichu Drakey, and Tserim Gang. Starting from the last house of Jangothang, cross a small bridge and ascend steeply to a scenic mountain clearing. Look out for Himalayan vultures and marmots along the way. Continue for another three hours to reach the Nyle La pass at 4,880 meters.

From the pass, you’ll descend steeply, with Lingshi Dzong emerging in the distance, framed by the mountains. Enjoy magnificent views of Jichu Drakey and Tserim Gang before descending through the forest to your campsite at Chha Chi Thang.

After crossing a wooden bridge, we ascend to a small white stupa below Lingshi Dzong, offering views of Lingshi village and its medicinal plant center. This region is known for its rich resources used in Bhutan’s traditional healthcare. We’ll visit the dzong, a historic 17th-century fortress once crucial on the Tibet route.

Following the dzong visit, we descend to the village and continue along an easy trail to Tak La pass. Before descending to Gong Yu village, take in the stunning views of Tserim Gang and Jichu Drakey. Gong Yu village, surrounded by millet fields, is nestled at the base of a rock. After an hour more, we’ll reach the valley with a waterfall and Chebisa village, where we’ll camp by a stream with views of the village.

After a steep climb behind the village, we’ll cross high pastures to reach Gombu La (4,440m), where you may spot Blue Sheep grazing. From the pass, enjoy panoramic views of surrounding mountains, including Gangchhenta (6,840m) and Jare La, the pass for tomorrow’s trek.

Descending through a rhododendron-filled valley, we’ll pass a small stream near the nomads’ campsite at Chumiten, then climb out before descending into the Jholethang Chu valley. After crossing the river, we’ll camp by a stream with stunning valley views. This area is known for wild male yaks during summer, which can be challenging for herders at season’s end.

The day begins with a climb to a gentle valley and an optional campsite at Shomuthang. The trail then ascends steeply to the Jari La pass (4,750m), offering stunning views of Tserim Gang and Gangchhenta. The descent through rhododendrons leads into the Tarithang valley, where takin are often seen. After crossing a bridge and a short ascent, we reach the picturesque campsite at Robluthang.

The trail ascends through a forest and crosses streams before reaching the Sinche La Pass (5,010m) in about three and a half hours, offering stunning mountain views. We descend to the Kango Chu River, cross it, and continue to a pasture with views of Mt. Gangchhenta and a lake. After a steeper climb, we reach the campsite beside the river with breathtaking vistas of Gangchhenta.

Today’s hike is short and gently descends along the Timuchang Chu River, leading to Laya, the trek’s largest village. After exploring the village, which has a hospital, school, and shop, you can stay in a local house. In the afternoon, interact with the friendly villagers, known for their unique attire, including yak hair garments and bamboo hats. You may also be offered ara, a local alcoholic drink. Enjoy views of Masagang (7,165m) and surrounding peaks.

Today is a rest day in Laya, allowing you to explore the village at a leisurely pace. You can interact with the friendly Layap people, visit the hospital, school, or shop, and take in the daily life of the village. For those wanting more activity, a short hike offers panoramic views of Masagang (7,165m) and the surrounding peaks. It’s a perfect opportunity to relax and enjoy the serene Himalayan beauty.

Descend to the Army Camp and merge with the Mo Chhu (Mother River of Punakha). Follow its flow until you cross a bridge. Beyond the bridge, the trail alternates between ascents and descents through juniper and fir forests, eventually leading to Koena at an altitude of 3,800m. Here, your vehicle and driver will be waiting to transfer you to Gasa village.

The drive takes you through enchanting forests of fir, spruce, and rhododendron, descending nearly 1,250m before reaching Gasa. Upon arrival, indulge in a soothing soak at the Tshachu (hot spring) located below the camp—a perfect way to ease your muscles after the trek.

Today, we travel to the picturesque Punakha Valley, a journey of around 2–3 hours. The drive winds through serene villages, fertile farmland, and subtropical forests, with stunning waterfalls adding to the charm of the landscape. As we near Punakha, the breathtaking scenery offers a warm welcome.

The rest of the day is yours to unwind at your hotel. For those interested, a leisurely walk around Punakha town provides an opportunity to soak in the local atmosphere.

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at your hotel before visiting the iconic Punakha Dzong, a stunning fortress built in 1637 at the confluence of the Po Chhu (Male River) and Mo Chhu (Female River). This architectural marvel, once Bhutan’s ancient capital, stands as a testament to the nation’s rich cultural and spiritual legacy.

Next, embark on a scenic hike to Chimi Lhakhang, also known as the Temple of the Divine Madman. Set in a serene valley, this temple honors Lama Drukpa Kunley, a beloved saint famed for his unorthodox teachings.

Later, set out on a 5-hour drive to Paro.

Transfer to Paro International Airport for your departure. Your guide and driver will accompany you to the airport, bidding you a warm farewell and wishing you a safe and pleasant journey. We look forward to welcoming you back to Bhutan in the future.

Trip Grade: Moderate

Ideal for those with some trekking experience, involving 5–7 hours of walking daily on varied terrain with moderate altitude (up to 4,000m).

Bhutan’s trekking regions vary from lush valleys to high-altitude alpine landscapes, with popular routes like the Druk Path Trek, Snowman Trek, and Dagala Trek offering unique challenges and scenic diversity.

Expect stunning mountain views, pristine lakes, diverse flora and fauna, traditional villages, and remote monasteries, with possible encounters of Himalayan wildlife like blue sheep and yaks.

Campsites with tents and basic facilities are standard during treks. Meals are freshly prepared by the trekking crew. In some cases, homestays or guesthouses in villages may be an option.

Expert local guides lead the treks, ensuring safety and enriching the experience with insights about Bhutan’s culture, history, and natural beauty.

Offers a blend of traditional Bhutanese architecture and modern amenities. You can expect clean rooms, warm hospitality, and local cuisine.

All internal taxes and charges (SDF)

Accommodation on twin sharing basis

All meals, tea, snack, and bottled water

All travel with a licensed local birding guide

All surface transfers by a private vehicle

Camping equipment and haulage for camping and trekking tours

All entry fees to monuments, Museum and National Parks

Bhutan Visa Fee

Optional tours/excursions, personal & incidental expenses.

Tips, laundry, phone calls, and bars.

International and domestic airfare, and insurance.

Upon your arrival at Paro International Airport, a friendly representative from Wild Nature Quest will greet you and assist with your transfer to the hotel. After a brief rest and refreshment, your Bhutan adventure begins.

If you arrive on a morning flight, enjoy an opportunity for cultural sightseeing:
National Museum: Visit the historic Ta Dzong, once a watchtower, now transformed into a museum that provides a fascinating introduction to Bhutan’s natural and cultural heritage
Paro Rinpung Dzong: Explore this iconic fortress and monastery, offering panoramic views of the Paro Valley.

Wooden Cantilever Bridge: Conclude with a gentle hike from the dzong to this historic bridge, rich in architectural and cultural significance.

Overnight : Paro

Board on a full-day hike to the iconic Taktsang Monastery, famously known as the Tiger’s Nest, as part of your acclimatization journey. Perched dramatically on a sheer cliffside, 900 meters above the Paro Valley. The trek rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of lush forests, vibrant landscapes, and the monastery’s remarkable architecture.

After your hike, unwind with a leisurely stroll through downtown Paro, where you can: Explore local markets and unique boutique shops. Relax in cozy cafés while savoring authentic Bhutanese snacks and beverages. Or engage yourself in the charm of daily life in this picturesque town.

For a deeper cultural experience, visit a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse. Enjoy the warm hospitality of a local family and gain an intimate glimpse into Bhutan’s rural lifestyle and customs.

Overnight: Paro

Start your adventure with a short and easy trek through serene fir forests, offering a peaceful introduction to Bhutan’s natural beauty. On clear days, enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Paro Valley, set against the breathtaking backdrop of snow-capped Himalayan peaks.

The trail leads to the Jelela Pass, situated at an altitude of 3,400 meters, where you’ll set up camp near a traditional yak herders’ encampment. This unique campsite provides a glimpse into the semi-nomadic lifestyle while immersing you in the tranquil beauty of the Bhutanese highlands.

On the way, stop at Jele Dzong to visit the serene temple and interact with the resident monks. From this vantage point, enjoy breathtaking views of the Paro Valley and the charming village of Tsaluna.

This portion of the trek takes you through lush dwarf rhododendron groves and tranquil fir forests, immersing you in Bhutan’s pristine natural beauty. Your campsite is located in a picturesque yak pasture, offering a chance to encounter yak herders and gain insight into their traditional way of life.

Start your day with a 500-meter uphill climb through enchanting coniferous forests and barren hillsides adorned with vibrant dwarf rhododendron blooms in spring and other seasonal flowers. After crossing the first pass, the trail features a series of ascents and descents, offering dynamic terrain to explore.

On a clear day, marvel at the spectacular snow-capped peaks, including Kanchenjunga in India, Jumolhari (7,325m), Jichu Drakey (7,000m), and Tserim Gang (6,900m).

The day concludes with a 600-meter descent to a serene, fish-filled mountain lake, where you’ll camp for the night. This tranquil lakeside spot is the highest campsite of the trek, offering stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere.

Today’s journey involves a gradual ascent and descent, traversing a stunning landscape filled with Alpine flowers, pristine glacial lakes, and the possibility of encountering herds of blue sheep in their natural habitat.

This section of the trek takes you to elevations of up to 4,000 meters, crossing several breathtaking mountain passes. The highlight of the day is the Phajoding Pass, offering spectacular views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks and the sprawling Thimphu Valley below.
Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Bhutan’s highlands as you trek through this pristine environment.

Begin your day with a stunning sunrise at the camp, offering panoramic views of the Thimphu Valley bathed in the morning glow. For early risers, a gentle morning walk around the temple grounds provides an opportunity to spot vibrant pheasants in their natural habitat.

After breakfast, visit the serene Phajoding Temple, a site steeped in history and spirituality. The final stretch of your trek is a downhill journey, leading you to the heart of Thimphu.

Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and unwind. In the evening, enjoy a leisurely stroll through downtown Thimphu, where you can explore its shops, cafés, and cultural landmarks at your own pace.

After a leisurely breakfast, embark on a journey through Bhutan’s cultural heritage: Painting School (Zorig Chusum Institute): Explore Bhutan’s premier institute for traditional arts and crafts, where students master the 13 traditional arts of Bhutan. Handmade Paper Factory: Witness the intricate process of crafting Deh-sho, Bhutan’s traditional handmade paper, rooted in centuries-old techniques. Textile Museum: Delve into Bhutan’s vibrant textile traditions, learning about the artistry and craftsmanship behind its national attire and cultural identity.Next, visit the majestic Buddha Dordenma Statue, a towering symbol of peace and prosperity, and the revered Memorial Chorten, built in honor of Bhutan’s third king.

In the evening, drive to Paro. Before heading to your hotel, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Kaja Throm, a community marketplace showcasing local flavors and crafts.

Transfer to Paro International Airport for your departure. Your guide and driver will accompany you to the airport, bidding you a warm farewell and wishing you a safe and pleasant journey. We look forward to welcoming you back to Bhutan in the future

Trip Grade: Moderate

Ideal for those with some trekking experience, involving 5–7 hours of walking daily on varied terrain with moderate altitude (up to 4,000m).

Bhutan’s trekking regions vary from lush valleys to high-altitude alpine landscapes, with popular routes like the Druk Path Trek, Snowman Trek, and Dagala Trek offering unique challenges and scenic diversity.

Expect stunning mountain views, pristine lakes, diverse flora and fauna, traditional villages, and remote monasteries, with possible encounters of Himalayan wildlife like blue sheep and yaks.

Campsites with tents and basic facilities are standard during treks. Meals are freshly prepared by the trekking crew. In some cases, homestays or guesthouses in villages may be an option.

Expert local guides lead the treks, ensuring safety and enriching the experience with insights about Bhutan’s culture, history, and natural beauty.

Offers a blend of traditional Bhutanese architecture and modern amenities. You can expect clean rooms, warm hospitality, and local cuisine.

All internal taxes and charges (SDF)

Accommodation on twin sharing basis

All meals, tea, snack, and bottled water

All travel with a licensed local birding guide

All surface transfers by a private vehicle

Camping equipment and haulage for camping and trekking tours

All entry fees to monuments, Museum and National Parks

Bhutan Visa Fee

Optional tours/excursions, personal & incidental expenses.

Tips, laundry, phone calls, and bars.

International and domestic airfare, and insurance.

Upon your arrival at Paro International Airport, a friendly representative from Wild Nature Quest will greet you and assist with your transfer to the hotel. After a brief rest and refreshment, your Bhutan adventure begins.

If you arrive on a morning flight, enjoy an opportunity for cultural sightseeing:

National Museum: Visit the historic Ta Dzong, once a watchtower, now transformed into a museum that provides a fascinating introduction to Bhutan’s natural and cultural heritage.

Paro Rinpung Dzong: Explore this iconic fortress and monastery, offering panoramic views of the Paro Valley.

Wooden Cantilever Bridge: Conclude with a gentle hike from the dzong to this historic bridge, rich in architectural and cultural significance.

Overnight : Paro

Board on a full-day hike to the iconic Taktsang Monastery, famously known as the Tiger’s Nest, as part of your acclimatization journey. Perched dramatically on a sheer cliffside, 900 meters above the Paro Valley. The trek rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of lush forests, vibrant landscapes, and the monastery’s remarkable architecture.

After your hike, unwind with a leisurely stroll through downtown Paro, where you can: Explore local markets and unique boutique shops. Relax in cozy cafés while savoring authentic Bhutanese snacks and beverages. Or engage yourself in the charm of daily life in this picturesque town.

For a deeper cultural experience, visit a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse. Enjoy the warm hospitality of a local family and gain an intimate glimpse into Bhutan’s rural lifestyle and customs.

Overnight: Paro

After a hearty breakfast at the hotel, embark on a scenic one-hour drive to Genakha Village, the starting point of your trek.

As you leave the village behind, ascend through lush Alpine forests, enjoying the fresh mountain air and stunning surroundings. The trek will lead you to a prominent rock formation, offering breathtaking views of the valley below. Continue your hike for another two hours to reach your next campsite nestled in nature’s beauty.

This section of the trek takes you across several ridges, offering panoramic views of rugged mountains, lively vegetation, and scenic landscapes. In spring, you’ll trek through fields of colorful wildflowers and wild asparagus.

The first pass, marked by impressive Cairns, provides a breathtaking view of the entire Dagala range, lush meadows, and yak herders’ camps. After a rest and lunch at one of the yak herder’s camps, continue your trek across the meadows, heading toward the next campsite for the evening.

Today is a day to relax and explore the stunning surroundings of lakes and mountains. For those seeking adventure, there’s the option to climb Jomp Peak (5050m), where you can enjoy a rewarding lunch at the summit. The panoramic views from the peak are truly spectacular.

After soaking in the breathtaking scenery, return to the campsite in the evening to unwind and reflect on the day’s adventure.

On this leg of the trek, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of some of the highest peaks in the world, including Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga, Jumolhari, Jichu Drakey, Tsrim Gang, Kangbum, Masagang, Tsendengang, and Gangchhentag. Be sure to ask your guide to identify these stunning mountains along the way.

This area is also home to the many high altitude birds including Himalayan Monal, often spotted during the trek. As you continue, you’ll pass through picturesque meadows, shrubs, and lakes before reaching the next campsite.

Today’s trek takes you across several breathtaking passes, each offering more spectacular views than the last. During May and June, the mountains are adorned with blue poppies (Bhutan’s national flower) and other rare wildflowers, adding to the beauty of the landscape.

Take a break for lunch at the crossroads of Thimphu and Wangdue, before embarking on an hour of gradual uphill climbing. This will lead you to the final peak of the Dagala range, where you’ll be rewarded with an incredible panoramic view of Thimphu. The day ends with an hour-long descent to our final campsite, located above the serene Talakha Temple.

As you trek through Alpine and mixed forests filled with bamboo thickets and wildflowers, you’ll soon arrive at the serene Talakha Temple and village. Take time to explore the temple, where you’ll be treated to a stunning, breathtaking view of Thimphu from this elevated vantage point. Afterward, emerge from the forest and reach the motorable road, where we’ll drive back to Thimphu to relax and unwind.

Morning: Begin your day with a scenic hike to the historic Cheri Monastery, a serene retreat surrounded by nature and a significant site for Bhutanese spirituality.

Afternoon: Dive into Bhutan’s rich traditions and artistry:Visit the Painting School (Zorig Chusum Institute), Bhutan’s premier center for learning traditional arts and crafts.Explore the Handmade Paper Factory, where you’ll witness the fascinating process of crafting traditional Bhutanese paper, known as Deh-sho.

Visit the towering Buddha Dordenma Statue, a symbol of peace and prosperity.Explore the Memorial Chorten, a revered stupa honoring Bhutan’s third king. Experience the vibrant local scene at Kaja Throm, a community marketplace.

In the evening, enjoy a leisurely stroll around Thimphu’s charming craft market, where you can shop for authentic Bhutanese handicrafts and souvenirs.

Morning: Drive to Punakha, with a refreshing stop at the breathtaking Dochula Pass (3,150m). Enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Bhutan Himalayas, and spend some time exploring and capturing photographs of the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens, a site steeped in spiritual and historical significance.

Continue to Punakha and visit the iconic Punakha Dzong, built in 1637 at the confluence of the Po Chhu (Male River) and Mo Chhu (Female River). This architectural masterpiece served as Bhutan’s ancient capital and remains a symbol of the country’s cultural and religious heritage.

Take a short, scenic hike to Chimi Lhakhang (Temple of the Divine Madman). Nestled in a picturesque valley, this temple is dedicated to Lama Drukpa Kunley, Bhutan’s revered saint, known for his unconventional teachings.

After breakfast, visit the newly reconstructed Wangdue Dzong, perched atop a hill. This historic fortress once controlled the important west-to-east and east-to-west passage routes in Bhutan, offering a glimpse into the country’s strategic history.

Explore the nearby Rinchengang Village, where you’ll experience the traditional way of life in Bhutan, providing a unique insight into the daily lives of local Bhutanese families Drive back to Paro, with a refreshing stop at Dochula Pass en route to enjoy the scenic views and refreshments.On your way, visit the Simtokha Dzong, the oldest dzong in Bhutan, built in 1629 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. This historic fortress now houses approximately 60 monks and offers a unique perspective on Bhutan’s religious heritage.

Evening: Continue your drive to Paro for the night.

Transfer to Paro International Airport for your departure. Your guide and driver will accompany you to the airport, bidding you a warm farewell and wishing you a safe and pleasant journey. We look forward to welcoming you back to Bhutan in the future.

Trip Grade: Moderate

Ideal for those with some trekking experience, involving 5–7 hours of walking daily on varied terrain with moderate altitude (up to 4,000m).

Bhutan’s trekking regions vary from lush valleys to high-altitude alpine landscapes, with popular routes like the Druk Path Trek, Snowman Trek, and Dagala Trek offering unique challenges and scenic diversity.

Expect stunning mountain views, pristine lakes, diverse flora and fauna, traditional villages, and remote monasteries, with possible encounters of Himalayan wildlife like blue sheep and yaks.

Campsites with tents and basic facilities are standard during treks. Meals are freshly prepared by the trekking crew. In some cases, homestays or guesthouses in villages may be an option.

Expert local guides lead the treks, ensuring safety and enriching the experience with insights about Bhutan’s culture, history, and natural beauty.

Offers a blend of traditional Bhutanese architecture and modern amenities. You can expect clean rooms, warm hospitality, and local cuisine.

All internal taxes and charges (SDF)

Accommodation on twin sharing basis

All meals, tea, snack, and bottled water

All travel with a licensed local birding guide

All surface transfers by a private vehicle

Camping equipment and haulage for camping and trekking tours

All entry fees to monuments, Museum and National Parks

Bhutan Visa Fee

Optional tours/excursions, personal & incidental expenses.

Tips, laundry, phone calls, and bars.

International and domestic airfare, and insurance.