Explore Bhutan's Stunning Himalayas and Sacred Traditions
A Journey Through Bhutan's Sacred Peaks and Serene Valleys
- 13 Days / 12 Nights
The Druk Path Trek is one of Bhutan’s most popular and accessible trekking routes, offering an excellent introduction to the country’s natural beauty, culture, and biodiversity. This scenic trek spans approximately 5-6 days, connecting Paro and Thimphu, Bhutan’s two main cities, and takes trekkers through dense forests, high-altitude lakes, and scenic alpine meadows. The route is renowned for its stunning views of the Himalayan mountain range, ancient Bhutanese monasteries, and picturesque villages, making it an ideal trek for both beginners and seasoned adventurers.
DAY 01: BANGKOK-PARO
DAY 02: PARO – HIKE TO TIGER BEST(8km/5 hours)
Day 03: PARO – JELA DZONG TREK (5-6 hours)
DAY 04: JELA DZONG-TSHOKAM[9km-5hours]
DAY 05: TSHOKAM-JIGME LANG TSHO[10km/6-7hours]
DAY 06: JIMILAN TSHO-SIMKOTRA[7km/3-4hours]
DAY 07: SIMKOTA – PHAJODING-THIMPHU [12km/6 hours]
DAY O8: PHAJODING-THIMPHU (END-TREK)
DAY O9: THIMPHU- SIGHTSEEING.
DAY 10: THIMPHU-PUNAKHA (77 km/3 hrs)
DAY 11: PUNAKHA – GANGTEY(77km/3 hours)
DAY 12: GANGTEY-PARO.
DAY 13: PARO-DEPARTURE.
Note:- The detail itinerary will be provided upon the confirmation of your trip.
Inclusions: | Exclusions: |
Accommodation | International Flights |
Meals | Personal Expenses |
Trekking Permits and Fees | Travel Insurance |
Guides and Support Staff | Tips and Gratuities |
Transportation | Optional Activities |
Camping Equipment | Alcohol and Beverages |
Bhutan Visa | Additional Nights in Bhutan |
Emergency Support | Emergency Evacuation Costs |
Government Tax |
Key Highlights of the Druk Path Trek:
Majestic Views of the Himalayas:
- The Druk Path Trek offers panoramic views of Bhutan’s towering Himalayan peaks, including Jomolhari (7,314m), Jichu Drake, and Gangchen Ta. The breathtaking landscapes provide trekkers with some of the most awe-inspiring mountain scenery in the world.
Pristine Alpine Lakes:
- Along the trek, trekkers pass by serene and crystal-clear alpine lakes like Jimilang Tsho and Janetsho Tsho. These lakes are located at high altitudes and are surrounded by lush forests and snow-capped peaks, creating a picturesque and tranquil environment.
Cultural Immersion:
- The trek offers opportunities to visit traditional Bhutanese villages and interact with the local people. You’ll also pass ancient monasteries and chortens (stupas) that offer insight into Bhutan’s spiritual heritage. The Jangchulakha Monastery and Jimilang Tsho Monastery are notable stops along the route.
Flora and Fauna:
- The trek takes you through dense forests of rhododendron, blue pine, fir, and bamboo. The biodiversity along the route is rich, with the chance to spot wildlife such as takin, red panda, musk deer, and various bird species like the black-necked crane and pheasants.
High Altitude Trekking:
- The Druk Path Trek reaches altitudes of up to 4,200 meters (13,780 feet) at Dochu La Pass. While the trek is considered moderate, trekkers should be prepared for the challenges of high-altitude trekking, including potential altitude sickness, especially if they are not accustomed to such elevations.
Ease of Access:
- As one of Bhutan’s most popular short treks, the Druk Path Trek is easily accessible, with the trailhead being just a short drive from Paro or Thimphu, making it ideal for those with limited time who still want to experience Bhutan’s natural beauty.
DRUK PATH TREK INFORMATION !
- Locations: Paro & Thimphu , Bhutan
- Festival Date : March to May and September to November
- Vehicle: Coster Buss & Luxury cars
- 13 Days / 12 Nights
- moderate
- 12-17°C
Should Carry
- Passport
- Visa
- Tour Permit
- Hat
- Sunscreen
- Water bottle