Adventure Tours
We welcome you to the mystical and enchanting kingdom of Bhutan. Trekking in Bhutan is usually best undertaken during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons when the weather is favorable, and the skies are clear. All trekking expeditions are accompanied by experienced local guides and support staff that will ensure your safety and provide insights into Bhutanese culture and traditions. The land of happiness provides trekker with a remarkable landscape to explore and immerse oneself completely. Trekking enthusiast can prepare oneself for an incredible trekking adventure through breathtaking landscapes, ancient monasteries, and remote villages. Bhutan, nestled in the eastern Himalayas, offers a truly unique experience for trekkers with its pristine nature, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality.
Trekking By Destinations
Dagala Trek | ( 12 Nights | 13 Days )
Arrive in Paro
While you are in flight, you will experience breathtaking views of Mount Everest, Kanchenjunga and other famous Himalayan peaks, including the sacred Jomolhari and Mount Jitchu Drake in Bhutan. On arrival at Paro International Airport, you will be received by our representative and escorted to your Hotel. Night halt at Paro
Sightseeing within Paro
Drive to Drukgyel Dzong (a ruined fortress - 15kmm from the main Paro town) and is presently undergoing the renovation under the Royals command. This was the place that Bhutanese finally defeated the Tibetans army. From this point of place you will be able to witness Mt. Jomolhari on the clear weather. After lunch, take a leisurely stroll around the hotel compound. Visit the Rinpung Dzong. It was built in 1645 A.D. Later visit the National Museum (Ta-Dzong). This was actually the Watch Tower of the Paro Rinpung Dzong and was converted into the national Museum in 1965. Visit Kyichu Lhakhang (Monastery). The monastery was built in 659 A.D by King Songtsen Gampo of Tibet as one of the 108 such monasteries he built in across the Himalayas to spread Buddhism. Night halt Paro.
Drive to the capital city, Thimphu.
Drive to capital which takes about one and half hour from Paro. On the way visit Tamchog Lhakhang and further drive to Thimphu. Upon reaching Thimphu – hotel check in. Lunch will be served in the hotel. After lunch sightseeing in Thimphu includes; Visit Memorial Chorten, a huge stupa built in memory of the third King who reigned from 1952-1972.Visit the National Library where ancient manuscripts are preserved. Visit Tashichho Dzong, the seat of the Royal Government and the summer residence of the Head Abbot and the central monastic school. Night halt at Thimphu.
Whole day Thimphu sightseeing
Visit Buddha point and then to Semtokha Dzong, the oldest fortresses in Bhutan. It was built in 1629 A.D and houses the largest monastic school in the country. Lunch – later visit the woodcrafts and painting school where traditional art are still kept alive. Visit - Handicraft Emporium. Evening stroll nearby areas.
The treks begins from Thimphu to Talekha
The trek in actual starts from Semtokha Dzong where the ponies and camping crew members will be waiting. The trek trail leads through blue pine and evergreen forest till Talekha village, which lies at an altitude of 2926m. The village consists of five houses and a huge temple called Tale Lhakhang. Night Halt at Talekha campsite.
Talekha to Japhuna
The trek leads you through thick forests of blue pine and evergreen oak trees into soft pine and spruce forest for about two and half hours. For lunch halt at a yak camp site or any where found relevant. Yak camp is where tree line begins. After Lunch – cross Jelezela pass (4000m). From that pass one can have a breathtaking view of Thimphu valley and its surrounding mountain ridges. After crossing two ridges you arrive at the second campsite Japhuna situated at the altitude of 3800 m above the sea level.
Japhuna to Jaduna
The trail from Japhuna takes yo up and down over several ridges for about four houses till you come across a small stream where you will find two trails which will lead you to the same destination. Along the route, there are many small lakes. After another hour and a half climb through rhododendron shrubs, you will then reach third campsite which is also a yak camp situated at the altitude of 4100m above the sea level.
Jaduna - Labatama
There are two trails, one going on the left side of Aum Jomo (highest peak in the Dagala range), and the other onto the right side of Aum Jomo over the Jomigue pass and Setso Yumtsho lakes. We follow the trail that goes on the right side of Aum Jomo and climb up to the Jomigue pass – known as Chalila (from the local Source.) After crossing Dungka tso..You will witness beautiful views of the mountains towards northern Bhutan – Further descents 2 hrs to reach Labatama which is again the yam camp site by the side of Tumtso Lake. Night halt nearby Tumtso
Labatama (Halt)
While reaching this place we will spend one whole day doing sightseeing visiting several lakes and enjoy a good fly fishing day in the lakes. Optional – Go back to Jomigue pass and climb Aum Jomo till the summit situated at the altitude of 5050m above the sea level which will take 5-6 hours to cover the round trip.
Labtama - Genekha
On the 10th day of the trekkings we leave the lovely pasture of Labana and move out of Dagala range. The trails ascends gradually through beautiful landscape will you reach Pagalaptsa pass situated at the altitude of 4170m above the sea level and it is also the highest point covered on the 10th day. From this point you will be able to see Genekha village and some part of Paro valley. After the pass, you gradually climb down through thick Rhododendron shrubs and thick oak forest till you reach Genekha. Night halt camp at Genekha.
Genekha to Paro
From Genekha a short walk will reach the motor road where your transport will be waiting for you to be welcomed. Smooth drive to Paro, which is merely 45kms and will reach Paro in less than an hour. Night halt at Paro. We will recommend you to have traditional hot stone bath which helps you liberate from the bone ache and other muscles problems. Night Halt at Paro
Taktsang Hike(Optional)/Sightseeing Paro
Early breakfast and hike up to Taktsang situated 900m above from the valley level. Once you reach the top you will feel that your efforts have not gone in vain. Other historic explanations will be shared by our guide.
Departure
Time for departure and depending on the flight schedule our representatives will drop you to the airport and help you with the luggages. We thank you for travelling with us!
Druk Path Trek | ( 6 Days | 5 Nights )
Jele Dzong (Start of Trek)
After a short drive to the Ta Dzong (National Museum) in Paro, begin your trek from the historic Ta Dzong. Then we trek uphill through forests of blue pine trees, enjoying panoramic views of Paro Valley and then reach the campsite near Jele Dzong, an ancient fortress with a small temple.
Jele Dzong - Jangchulakha
Start the day with a climb to Jele La Pass (3,400m), offering breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks. Next we descend through rhododendron forests and reach the campsite at Jangchulakha, a beautiful meadow.
Jangchulakha - Jimilangtsho*
Trek through more rhododendron forests and yak pastures. Next we cross the Jimilangtsho Lake, known for its giant trout and stunning surroundings, and then Camp near the lake, with a chance to spot birds and maybe even Himalayan yaks.
Jimilangtsho - Simkota Lake
Ascend to the highest point of the trek, the Simkota La Pass (4,110m), offering spectacular mountain vistas and then descend to Simkota Lake, where you can enjoy serene views and camp amidst the tranquility.
Simkota Lake - Phajoding
Trek through dwarf rhododendron trees before reaching Phume La Pass (4,210m). Next we descend to the monastic complex of Phajoding, which houses a beautiful monastery. Explore the monastery and camp nearby.
Phajoding - Thimphu (End of Trek)
Descend through pine forests to Motithang, where your trek ends. Next we will visit the iconic Tashichho Dzong, the seat of Bhutan's government and monastic order. In the evening we transfer to your hotel in Thimphu, the capital city, and explore its vibrant markets and landmarks.
Sagala Trek | ( 3 Nights | 4 Days )
Arrival to Paro
Our representatives will be there to receive you and welcome you warmly. Later escort you to the pre-designated hotel for check in. Later in the evening sightseeing will be done in the nearby areas. Night halt at Paro.
Head to Haa and further start the hike after lunch
Breakfast will be serving early and head to Haa via Chelela Pass (3990m). Enjoy vehicle sightseeing, as there is lot to be witness while travelling to Haa. Your guide will be giving you explanation on the way as and when we come across the important sites. Lunch will be served at Haa – further proceed to the hiking point where our horse man will waiting for us to begin the trek. Your trek begins in the Haa Valley (2670m) and camp at Sagala.
Sagala to Ningula
The second day of the hike is a 12 km walk from the campsite and the trek continues for 5 hours. From the campsite walk for 30 minutes to Sagala pass which is situated at the altitude of 3550 above the sea level. From the pass on a clear day you will have stunning view of Mt. Jomolhari and Mt. Jitchu Drake. On the hike you will get many things to enjoy especially the mountain ranges in the north. After making several ascents and descents, walking through the trails of rhododendrons and meadows, you will finally be on the top of the ridge at 4100m, which offers great views of Haa Valley below. Making occasional ascents and descents through forests of hemlock and juniper, you will reach at your camp at 3850m. Night halt at Ningula.
Ningula to Paro via Kungkarpo pass
The last day trek is a 13 km hike which will take 5-6 hours to make it to Chelela. Descending for few minutes and following the ridge through meadows and yak herder’s camp, we climb uphill through the forest of tall rhododendrons toward Kung Karpo Sky Burial at 4350m. The view of Haa valley is spectacular as you climb up to Kung Karpo. From the sky burial, you will be walking up and down with panoramic view of Paro valley on left and Haa Valley on right. The view of Kila Goempa appears. Walk further downhill until you reach Chelela pass (3990m), whereby our tour vehicle will be there to pick up us and further drive to the hotels for check In. Night halt at Paro
Departure
Depending on the flight schedule our tour team will escort youto the air port and help you to get your stuff in to see you off for your onward destination.
Package Inclusions
- Logistic arrangements in 3, 4, 5 Star and above category for all nights
- 3 times meal a day will be served (AP)
- English speaking Guide (Full Time) throughout the tour - Certified by Guide Association of Bhutan (GAB)
- Sustainable Development Fee
- Private SUV- Excellent Condition. - Internal (Sightseeing) transportation including Airport pick & drop.
- Monument Fees ( For international guests only )
- Welcome beverages while hotel check-in throughout tour
- Bottled water x 2|Person
- Bottled water x 1|Person|every meal served
- Entire Taxes incurred throughout the tour.
Package Exclusions
- External Transportation fare; Air Fare/Train fare etc…
- Personal Expenses such as Laundry, Telephone calls, tips & gratuity, soft & hard drinks.
- Domestic flight fare including helicopter service
- Gratitude to guide, driver, bell boy, trekking crew etc.
- Last minute amendment in the itinerary will be subjected to extra supplement on the existing package
- Additional sightseeing or extra usage of vehicle will be charged extra accordingly
- Travel Insurance
Note
- The accommodation is certified by Department of Tourism (DoT) and hotel Association of Bhutan (HAB)
- A well-maintained sightseeing vehicle will be provided for the tour to ensure a comfortable journey. The specific vehicle allocated may vary based on the number of tourists. Our agent will determine the most suitable vehicle for an optimal travel experience
- A skilled and highly experience guide certified by Guide Association of Bhutan (GAB) and Department of Tourism (DoI) will be allocated to lead the tour throughout