Druk Path Trek

The six-day Druk Path trip is a moderate trip. As you traverse the mountain range dividing the Paro and Thimphu valleys, this well-liked walk provides breathtaking vistas. This path is especially well-known for its amazing high-altitude lakes that are filled with fish and its breathtaking rhododendron woods. In the clear weather of late fall and winter, there are fantastic vistas of the Himalayas, and there will be several temples and dzongs to see along the route. Before and after the hike, you may explore the sights of Paro and Thimphu. You can also take a day trip to the Punakha valley to see the magnificent Punakha Dzong.

Duration

10 Nights/ 11 Days

Difficulty

Easy

Dagala lakes trek

With breathtaking alpine scenery as a backdrop, the Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek goes by charming lakes, Alpine meadows, a wealth of animals, and several yak herder camps. Spending time in the high-altitude lakes, which are teeming with trout and mystical history, is the centerpiece of this contact with nature. Although there are a few hard climbs, the journey is mild and often lasts only a few days. For individuals who like to explore Bhutan’s diverse flora and wildlife and get a taste of the indigenous nomadic way of life, this trip is a fantastic choice. includes a trip of Thimphu and Paro, two amazing places.

Duration

12 Nights/ 13 Days

Difficulty

Easy - Moderate

Snowman Trek

One of the hardest journeys in Bhutan is the Snowman Trek, which leads to the isolated Lunana area. Long distances, altitude, challenging weather, and remoteness are all part of this challenging route, which crosses dozens of high passes, several of which are over 16,000 feet. However, it also passes through some breathtaking scenery and offers some of the most breathtaking vistas in the Himalayas.

Duration

26 Nights/ 27 Days

Destinations

Hard challenging

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