Highlights

• Will take you to Bhutan’s highest road point, Chelila pass at about 4,000 meters above sea level.

• You can view spectacular peaks such as Mt Jomolhari, Jitchu Drake, Tshering Gang, etc.

• Visit places and institutions that are found only in Bhutan, such as Paro Taktshang (Tiger’s Lair), Tashichhodzong (seat of governance), Drukgyel Dzong (Castle of the Victorious Drukpa), Kyichu Lhakhang (one of Bhutan’s oldest monastery) etc.

• Flora and Fauna.

Highlights

• Stunning glimpses of high altitude mountain lakes and the entire Himalayan range in Bhutan.

• Visit to places of historic and cultural significances, such as Paro Taktshang (Tiger’s Lair), National Museum, Tashichhodzong (which houses the King’s office), the world’s largest Buddha Statue and Punakha Dzong (Fortress), which from far looks like a giant ship on a mass of water.

Highlights

• One of the most popular and easier treks, offering great views of the highlands, landscape and the beautiful lakes and Phajoding monastery.

• Glimpses of the Himalayan Kingdom’s most revered sites, such as Paro Taktshang (Tiger’s Lair),the current and the ancient capitals of Bhutan, Thimphu and Punakha respectively, the World’s largest Buddha statue amongst others.

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•A nine-day trek which is also the finishing end of the world’s most challenging Snowman Trek.  

•Apart from the hot spring and the picturesque glimpse of nature, you have opportunities to catch a sight of the Musk Deer, Blue Sheep and Himalayan Black Bear.

Highlights

• Will take you to the base of the yet unscaled virgin peak, Gangkar Puensum, Opportunity to soak in two of Bhutan’s most revered hotsprings, believed to have curative powers – the Gasa Hot Spring and Dur Hot Spring.

• Visit and see the grandeur of Gasa Dzong, a 17th century Fortress.

• Interact with the people of Laya and learn about their way of life.

• Beautiful landscapes, flora, fauna, culture.  

Highlights:

• Trek to altitude differences of 2,500m and nearly 5,000m

• Breathtaking views of landscapes, fauna and flora.

• Spectacular view of Mount Jomolhari (Mountain Goddess) from Jomolhari Basecamp (Jangothang).

Highlights:

•First part of the Laya Gasa Trek goes along the same route as the Jomolari Trek till Lingshi.

•Unforgettable views of Mount Jomolhari, Jichu Drake, Gangchhenta (Great Tiger Mountain) and other peaks.

•Opportunities to spot blue sheep and even takin.

•See Bhutanese mountain villages, the unique culture and appearance of the Layaps (people of Laya district) and finally a day of relaxation at the Gasa hot springs.

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• New trek recently opened.

• Beautiful landscapes, lakes and peaks of north eastern Bhutan

• Takes you to nomadic villages of Merak and Sakteng, bordering Tibet and Arunachal Pradesh, India   Interact with nomads and learn their way of life.  

• In your travel from western Bhutan to the east, see Bhutan’s diverse ethnic groups, flora, fauna, art and architecture. 

Highlights:

•Trek along the ancient walking route from Thimphu to Punakha.

• Scenic landscape, forest and several villages.

• See rural Bhutan

Highlights

• Wangdichholing palace in Bumthang, Kuenga Rabten palace in Trongsa.

• Trek along path used by Bhutan’s Royal Family in the past.

Highlights

• Stunning view of the entire Haa valley, spectacular glimpses of Mt Jomolhari (Mountain Goddess), Jitchu Drake and others

• Summit of Kung Karpo (Sky Burial) at 4,350 meters.

• Offers you parallel views of Paro and Haa valleys

• Chelila Pass, Bhutan’s highest road point (3980m)