Dagala Thousand lake Trek

Dagala Thousand lake Trek – Trekking Tour Duration : 8 Nights / 9 Days Best Season to Visit: Spring, Autumn, winter Tour Summery ✨ This 9-day journey blends Bhutan’s greatest cultural landmarks with the breathtaking Dagala Trek, famed for its alpine lakes, high passes, and sweeping views of the Himalayas. From the cliffside wonder of Tiger’s Nest to the serene valleys of Labatama and Tshokam, you will experience Bhutan’s raw beauty and spiritual essence. The itinerary weaves together history, culture, and adventure—making it a truly once-in-a-lifetime Himalayan journey. Detailed itinerary Day 1: Arrival in Paro Arrive in Paro and begin your Bhutanese adventure with a visit to the National Museum, home to centuries of priceless art and artifacts. Continue to the magnificent Rinpung Dzong, famously featured in Bernardo Bertolucci’s film Little Buddha. End the day with a leisurely walk through the charming streets of Paro town, soaking in the lively atmosphere. Day 2: Paro – Taktsang Monastery – Kyichu Lhakhang Start the morning with a drive to Drukyel Dzong, where, on a clear day, you may catch a glimpse of the sacred Mount Jomolhari. Today’s highlight is the legendary hike to the Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest), perched dramatically on a cliffside. For those preferring a shorter trek, the halfway point cafeteria offers wonderful views. Later, visit the sacred Kyichu Lhakhang, one of Bhutan’s oldest temples, before returning to Paro. Day 3: Paro – Geynekha – Gur (Trek Begins) After breakfast, drive for two hours to Geynekha village (2,900m), stopping at Tachog Lhakhang with its ancient iron bridge crafted by saint Thangtong Gyalpo. Continue to Chuzom, the confluence of Paro Chhu and Wang Chhu rivers, before reaching Geynekha. From here, your trek begins, climbing gradually through oak forests to a ridge at 3,350m, and finally to your first campsite near Gur. Day 4: Gur – Labatama (5 hours, 13km) Continue through pristine forests and alpine meadows, passing the herder hamlet of Gibze Kebze (3,710m). Ascend to the Pagalabtsa La Pass (4,170m), where sweeping views of the Dagala mountain range unfold. Traverse ridgelines and descend into Labatama Valley (4,050m), a summer grazing ground dotted with herders’ huts and alpine lakes. Overnight in Labatama. Day 5: Labatama – Kheri Khewa (6–7 hours, 11km) Today offers two options: a gentler lower route, or the more rewarding high trail, which we recommend. The trail passes shimmering lakes, including the sacred Serbho Tsho, before climbing to a high pass at 4,520m. For those with energy, continue to Jomo Peak Viewpoint (4,716m), believed to be the abode of goddess Aum Jomo. On clear days, views of Jomolhari and Kanchenjunga reward your efforts. Descend past pastures to reach Kheri Khewa campsite. Day 6: Kheri Khewa – Tshokam (6–7 hours, 10km) Traverse through Dagala’s ethereal landscapes, crossing a high pass over 4,200m with magnificent panoramas. The trail gradually descends through changing alpine vegetation until you reach Tshokam (the ‘dried lake’), your final campsite on the trek. Day 7: Tshokam – Chamgang – Thimphu Descend for about 8km (4 hours) to Chamgang, where vehicles await. Bid farewell to your trekking staff and ponies before driving to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital. The afternoon is at leisure—perhaps unwind with a traditional hot stone bath or a rejuvenating massage. Day 8: Thimphu – Paro Begin with a visit to the colossal Buddha Dordenma, overlooking the valley, followed by a city walk along Norzin Lam Street, where even the traffic is guided by hand signals instead of lights. Visit the Folk Heritage Museum, the handmade paper factory, and a thangka painting school where young artists keep ancient traditions alive. Explore Changangkha Lhakhang, the oldest temple in Thimphu, and the stately Tashichho Dzong, the seat of Bhutan’s monarchy and government. Evening transfer back to Paro. Day 9: Departure After breakfast, transfer to Paro International Airport for your onward journey, carrying with you memories of Bhutan’s mystical landscapes and cultural treasures. Sepcial Gift from Us Note: we will document everything and edit the video when you are here and send it to you by email in few days as a gesture for trusting us. Book This Tour Price Include Bhutan Tourist Tariff Royalty & Visa fees. All private excursions and transfers in superior air-conditioned vehicle. Local English speaking guide/tour leader. Experienced driver. Accommodation in carefully selected, highest standard government approved hotels & guesthouses. All meals in Bhutan. All entrance fees and permits. Price Exclude All personal expenses such as bars, beverages, laundry, telephone and tips. Medical / Travel Insurance.

Snowman Trek

Snowman Trek – Trekking Tour Duration : 27 Nights / 28 Days Best Season to Visit: Autumn Tour Summery The Snowman Trek is Bhutan’s ultimate high-altitude adventure, spanning 28 days across the most remote and breathtaking landscapes of the Himalayas. Beginning in the culturally rich Paro Valley, trekkers ascend through pristine forests, glacial rivers, high alpine pastures, and isolated villages, witnessing some of Bhutan’s most iconic peaks including Jhomolhari, Jitchu Drake, and Gangchenta. This legendary journey offers rare encounters with Bhutanese highland communities, their unique culture, and traditions, as well as the chance to spot extraordinary wildlife such as takin, snow leopards, and black-necked cranes. Traversing multiple high mountain passes above 5,000 meters, trekkers experience the country’s mystical wilderness in its purest form, combining rigorous trekking with spiritual and cultural immersion. The adventure culminates in Paro, where trekkers reflect on an epic journey through one of the most untouched and awe-inspiring regions on Earth. Detailed itinerary Day 1: Arrival in ParoTouch down in Paro and be instantly captivated by the Himalayan panorama. Meet your Bhutanese trekking specialists and transfer to your hotel. Take a leisurely stroll through Paro town before visiting the National Museum, immersing yourself in Bhutanese art, culture, and heritage. Overnight in Paro. Day 2: Paro Valley & Tiger’s NestStep into the serene Paro Valley, framed by snow-capped peaks. Hike to the iconic Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest), perched dramatically on a cliff. Absorb panoramic views and the spiritual aura of Guru Rinpoche’s sacred resting place. Return to Paro for overnight stay. Day 3: Trek Commencement – Shana via Drukyel DzongDrive to Drukyel Dzong, a 17th-century fortress guarding Bhutan from Tibetan invasions. Continue to Shana, trekking past verdant farms and traditional stone-and-timber houses. Your first camp is at Thondu Zampa with glimpses of Jhomolhari’s majestic 7,314-meter peak. Days 4–5: Thangthangkha & Jangothang (Base Camp)Trek through the heart of Jigme Dorji National Park, home to diverse rhododendrons and Himalayan wildlife. Overnight camps at Thangthangkha and Jangothang (4040m), the base of Jhomolhari, offering a close-up encounter with yak herders’ lifestyles and pristine high-altitude landscapes. Day 6: Acclimatization at JangothangRest and explore the valley or venture toward Nylie La Pass to witness the stunning Tshophu Lake. Acclimatize to the thin air while absorbing the breathtaking surroundings. Days 7–9: Lingshi, Chebisa & ShomuthangAscend Nyile La Pass (4700m) and trek through enchanting high-altitude tundra, past alpine pastures and remote villages. Cross pastures of rhododendron and daphne, cascading waterfalls, and mystical dzongs while camping at Lingshi, Chebisa, and Shomuthang (3960m). Days 10–12: Robluthang, Lemithang & LayaScale Jare La Pass (4750m) and Sinche La Pass (5005m), trekking through glacial valleys and forests. Encounter blue streams, glacial lakes, and the rare takin. Reach Laya village (3700m) and immerse yourself in the unique culture of the Laya people, with their distinctive conical hats and turquoise-adorned attire. Days 13–15: Laya Valley & RodophuSpend a day exploring Laya—meet villagers, visit the local school and temples, and experience traditional life. Continue the trek over steep ascents and dense forests to Rodophu (4070m) and Narethang (4900m), passing through some of Bhutan’s most isolated, untouched landscapes. Days 16–20: Tarina, Woche, Lhedi & ThanzaCross Karakachu La (16,465 feet) and trek through the Lunana region, navigating challenging passes, rivers, and meadows. Camp in pristine valleys while witnessing glaciers, mountain streams, and unique highland flora and fauna. Take a rest day in Thanza to fully absorb the remote wilderness. Days 21–26: Tshochena, Jichudramo, Chukarpo & MaurothangTraverse Rinchen Zoe La, the trek’s highest pass (5326m), cross alpine plateaus, dense forests, and sparkling lakes. This segment showcases the untouched beauty of Bhutan’s northern frontiers, offering encounters with snow leopards, blue sheep, and glacial wonders. Descend through Nikka Chhu to end the trek in Gangtey. Days 27–28: Return to Paro & FarewellDrive back to Paro, revisiting the town, the majestic Paro Dzong, and the ancient Kyichu Lhakhang monastery. Share a farewell breakfast, celebrating the successful completion of one of the world’s most challenging and legendary treks. Sepcial Gift from Us Note: we will document everything and edit the video when you are here and send it to you by email in few days as a gesture for trusting us. Book This Tour Price Include Bhutan Tourist Tariff Royalty & Visa fees. All private excursions and transfers in superior air-conditioned vehicle. Local English speaking guide/tour leader. Experienced driver. Accommodation in carefully selected, highest standard government approved hotels & guesthouses. All meals in Bhutan. All entrance fees and permits. Price Exclude All personal expenses such as bars, beverages, laundry, telephone and tips. Medical / Travel Insurance.

Druk Path Trek

Druk Path Trek – Trekking Duration : 11 Nights / 12 Days Destinations: Paro & Thimphu Best Season to Visit: Spring, Autumn & Winter Tour Summery The Druk Path Trek is a moderate, six-day trek. This popular trek offers beautiful views as you cross the chain of mountains that separate the Paro and Thimphu valleys. This route is also famous for its spectacular rhododendron forests and wonderful high altitude lakes teeming with fish. There will be a number of temples and dzongs to visit on the way, and in the clear weather of late autumn and winter there are great views of the Himalayas. As well as being able to visit the sites of Paro and Thimphu before and after the trek, you may also enjoy a day excursion to the Punakha valley to visit the imposing Punakha Dzong. Detailed itinerary DAY 01: ARRIVE PAROThe flight to Paro is one of the most spectacular mountain flights in the world, with a constantly changing panorama of some of the highest mountains on earth. Our representative will meet you at Paro airport. After lunch enjoy afternoon sightseeing around Paro, including a visit to the National Museum, Ta Dzong. This museum houses many religious relics, works of art and handicrafts offering a great orientation into Bhutan’s historical and cultural past. Next, visit the Rimpong Dzong to see the painting of the great saint Milarepa, considered as the master of meditation by the Bhutanese and believed to have attained enlightenment in a lifetime. Dzong’s are large monasteries and district administrative centres, which were once strategic forts. Afterwards walk to the beautiful cantilever wooden bridge still in use. Overnight at your hotel in Paro. DAY 02: PAROAfter breakfast hike to Taktsang Monastery. The trail is broad and the walk of approximately 1.5 to 2 hours uphill takes you high above the Paro valley.  The view of Taktsang Monastery built on a sheer cliff face 900 metres above the valley floor is a spectacular sight.According to legend, great Guru Rimpoche and his consort mediated in a cave here for three months when he brought the teachings of the Buddhist Dharma to Bhutan in the 8th Century. After meditation, they manifested themselves in the forms of Guru Dorji Drolo and a tigress to subdue demons in the valley below. Nearby there is a teahouse where you can stop for lunch. In the afternoon drive to the almost fully reconstructed Drukgyel Dzong.  The original monument (destroyed by fire in 1951)  was built by Shabdrung to commemorate his victory against invading Tibetans in 1644.  In fine weather the towering peak of the sacred Mount Jomolhari (7314m) appears as a stunning backdrop. On the return drive to Paro, visit other sights in Paro valley. Overnight at your hotel in Paro. DAY 03: PARO – JELE DZONG8km, 4-5 hours. 1090m ascentToday is a short trekking day. The journey starts with a climb up to Jele Dzong. The trek trail ascends gradually up to the camp, and if the weather is clear Paro valley can be seen surrounded by snow capped mountains. Above the camp is Jele La (3400m) and Jele Dzong. There is also a Lhakhang containing a statue of Buddha Shakyamuni. Overnight at campsite. Altitude 3480m DAY 04: JELE DZONG – JANGCHULAKHA10km, 3 – 4hours. 310m ascent, 50m descentBegin with a one and a half hour climb and then ascend more gradually upwards. The trail takes us through thick alpine forests of rhododendrons. We will have fine views of Mt. Chomolhari and other snow capped peaks if the weather is right. We may hear some pheasants calling during the day. We may also see yak herders around your campsite. Overnight at campsite. Altitude 3770m. DAY 05: JANGCHULAKHA – JIMILANGTSHO11km, 4 hours. 230m descent, 330m ascentThe trail follows the ridge, and when the weather is clear views of the mountains and valley are sensational. We will enjoy a great view of Jichu Drake (6989m), the peak representing the protective deity of Paro. Our camp is close to Jimilangtsho lakes, famous for their giant sized trout. Overnight at campsite. Altitude 3870m. DAY 06: JIMILANGTSHO – SIMKOTA11km, 4 hours. 820m ascent, 400m descentThe trail takes us through dwarf rhododendron trees and passes by the lake of Janeetsho. Today we may come across some yak herder’s camps and get an idea of how these people live. We camp overnight close to Simkota Lake. If you are lucky you can catch a lake trout for your dinner. Overnight at campsite. DAY 07: SIMKOTA – PHAJODING10km, 4 hours. 130m ascent, 680m descentToday begins with a gradual climb and if the weather permits you will enjoy majestic views of Mt.Gangkar Puensum, the highest peak in Bhutan. You may also view a host of other peaks from Phume La (4080m). The trail slowly descends through juniper trees to a campsite. Overnight at campsite. Altitude 3610m. DAY 08: PHAJODING – THIMPHU5km, 3 hoursThe trek to Thimphu is downhill all the way, passing through a forested area of mostly blue pine. Taking a leisurely pace, you reach Thimphu in about 3 hours. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight at your hotel in Thimphu. DAY 09: THIMPHU(Day excursion to Punakha)After breakfast, drive over the Dochu-La Pass (3100 m), which on a clear day offers an incredible view of Himalayan peaks before descending into balmy Punakha valley (about 3 hrs total driving time). The drive through the countryside affords a glimpse of everyday life in this most remote of Himalayan kingdoms. In the Dochu-La area there are vast Rhododendron forests that bloom in late April/early May covering the mountains in a riot of glorious spring colour. Punakha was the ancient capital of Bhutan. On arrival, visit Punakha Dzong, built in 1637 by the Shabdrung, the ‘Unifier of Bhutan’ as predicted by the great Guru Rimpoche (Padmasambhava). It is situated at the confluence of the Mo Chu and Pho Chu Rivers and is the winter headquarters of the Je Khenpo and hundreds of monks who move en masse from Thimphu to this warmer location.