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Embark on a captivating 7-day adventure with the Jomolhari Trek, navigating the breathtaking Himalayan landscapes. This moderately to hard difficulty trek spans 6 nights and 7 days, offering unparalleled views of snow-capped peaks, pristine lakes, and lush valleys. Immerse yourself in the rich Bhutanese culture as you traverse traditional villages, gaining insights into local life. The pinnacle of the journey is reaching the base of Jomolhari Mountain, a majestic Bhutanese peak. While challenging, the trek promises a rewarding experience, accompanied by seasoned guides and a supportive trekking crew, ensuring safety and comfort. This expedition guarantees unforgettable memories, making it a once-in-a-lifetime adventure in the heart of the Himalayas.
Commence your journey with a scenic flight to Paro, where you'll be welcomed by our Bhutanese guide from Unseen Valley tours & Travel. After landing, enjoy the stunning views of Paro Dzong and the Himalayas from your hotel. Rest, refresh, and receive a briefing on the trek itinerary. Overnight at Hotel.
Embark on an early morning hike to the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery, perched on a cliff. The trail takes you through a pine forest, past temples, and a sacred pool. After the trek, the evening is free for personal exploration. Overnight at Hotel.
Start at Drukgyel and camp near Sharna Zampa. The trail follows the Paro river through an agricultural valley, gradually climbing to a meadow opposite the Gunyitsawa Army check post. Camp in a spacious area surrounded by pine forests. Overnight at Camp.
Embark on a challenging trek covering 21 km. Traverse a lush forest, cross wooden bridges, and experience ups and downs. Reach a meadow for camping with the first glimpse of Mt. Jomolhari if weather permits. Overnight at Camp.
Continue up the Paro Chhu valley, passing alpine meadows and quaint villages. Cross an army checkpoint and revel in the breathtaking views of high mountain ridges. Reach Jangothang, offering a spectacular view of Mount Jomolhari. Overnight at Camp.
Take a day of rest at Jangothang, with options for short hikes and exploration of the surroundings, including the ruins of an old fortress.
Trek from Jangothang to Lingshi, encountering the first major pass at 4,890m (Nyile-la). Enjoy snow peak views and camp near a stream in a meadow. Overnight at Camp.
Embark on a long trek, passing the Yeli La pass and enjoying majestic snow-capped views. Descend to the campsite at Shodu, offering a steep downhill experience. Overnight at Camp.
Return to the tree line, descending through rhododendron and alpine forests. Enjoy views of rocky cliffs and waterfalls before reaching Barshong. Camp near the ruins of a small Dzong. Overnight at Camp.
Descend to the Thimphu Chhu river valley, passing through dense forests. After the trek, drive to Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan. Explore the town, purchase souvenirs, and reminisce about the trek. Overnight stay at Hotel.
Embark on a sightseeing tour in Thimphu, visiting Zelukha Nunnery, National Library, Memorial Chorten, Handicrafts Emporium, Post Office, and strolling around the city for shopping.
Drive to Paro International Airport for your departure, concluding your remarkable Druk Path with Unseen Valley Tours & Travel. Bid farewell as you board the plane back to your homeland.
Unseen Valley Tours and Travel, as a local tour operator in Bhutan, offers a cost-effective alternative to booking through foreign travel agents. Booking directly can save money, and local operators are essential for arranging tourist visas.
Solo travel is welcomed in Bhutan. Unseen Valley Tours and Travel ensures that you can travel independently, providing you with an individual guide and driver. Group travel is optional and not enforced.
The best times to travel are from March to May and September to November. During these periods, the weather is favourable, and numerous festivals take place. While travel is possible year-round, June to August is slightly humid due to the monsoon, and December to February is the cold winter season.
As of June 20, 2022, the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF or Royalty) is USD 100 per night per person. This fee is separate from the actual travel cost, which includes government-approved hotels, transportation, guide fees, and meals. The old Minimum Daily Tariff is no longer applicable.
Unseen Valley Tours and Travel can arrange your airline tickets with no commission fees involved. Alternatively, you can purchase tickets directly from the airlines' websites: Druk Air and Bhutan Airlines.
All visitors are advised to get travel insurance coverage from their own countries.
