Druk Path Trekking 7 nights / 8 days

Upon arrival at Paro International Airport, our representative will greet you and accompany you to your hotel for check-in.
Your exploration starts at the National Museum, Ta Dzong, showcasing artifacts from 4000 BC, followed by a visit to the stunning Rinpung Dzong, known as the Fortress on a Heap of Jewels.
After a day of discovery, enjoy leisure time in town before returning to the hotel for dinner and a restful night in Paro, preparing for upcoming adventures. 

Meals, Dinner
Accommodation, Hotel in Paro 3*
Transport, Private Vehicle

Today, we visit the Taktsang Monastery, or “Tiger’s Nest,” a significant pilgrimage site in the Himalayas, located 800 meters above the Paro Valley. 
The name originates from the legend of Padmasambhava, who introduced Buddhism to Bhutan, arriving on a flying tiger and meditating in a cave here, enhancing the site’s spiritual importance.
Our trek starts on a steep, wooded trail, offering stunning landscape views. After an hour, we reach a viewpoint at 2900 meters to admire the monastery framed by prayer flags. We then continue our ascent to the breathtaking Taktsang complex, a series of temples clinging to the cliffside.

Meals, Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Accommodation, Hotel in Paro 3*
Transport, Private Vehicle 

We trek from Paro to Jale Dzong at 3400 meters, heading towards Ta Dzong. The wide trail, lined with farms, showcases local agriculture. 
We then enter a lush blue pine and fir forest, reaching Damche Gom, where clear skies reveal stunning views of Paro Valley and snow-capped mountains.
Our campsite, near a yak pasture beyond Jele La at 3490 meters, provides a peaceful resting spot amidst the breathtaking Himalayan scenery.

We will spend the night in a tent at Jale Dzong.
Meals, Breakfast, lunch and dinner

After a hearty breakfast and a visit to Jele Dzong, we began our trek to Jangchulakha at 3770 meters. The crisp air invigorated us as we ascended through a landscape of towering fir trees and vibrant dwarf rhododendrons.
Stunning views of the Paro Valley unfolded, with rolling hills, terraced fields, and the village of Tsaluna below. We paused to capture the serene beauty around us.
Along the way, we encountered local herders and their yaks grazing in lush pastures, offering a glimpse into traditional Bhutanese life. As we approached our campsite, we looked forward to settling under a blanket of stars at Jangchulakha.

We will spend the night in a tent at Jangchulakha.
Meals, Breakfast, lunch and dinner

At dawn, we begin a scenic trek along a ridge path through lush forests, surrounded by vibrant rhododendrons and pines. The crisp air is filled with birdsong and rustling leaves.
With clear weather, we enjoy stunning views of majestic peaks, including Kangchenjunga (8598m), the third highest mountain in the world, along with Chomolhari (7314m), Jichu Drake (6794m), and Tserim Kang (6787m).
After hours of trekking, we reach our campsite by Jimilang Tso, a pristine lake at 3870 meters, known for its clear waters and giant trout. As we set up camp, the serene surroundings invite relaxation.

We will spend the night in a tent at Jimilang Tsho.
Meals, Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Today, we trek to Simkota Tsho, surrounded by stunning landscapes. The trail winds through vibrant dwarf rhododendron groves, with the crisp air filled with earthy forest scents and the sound of nearby streams.
As we near Jane Tso, the serene lake reflects the sky. We may encounter yaks and nomadic herders, who might invite us to experience yak milking or cheese-making.

We will spend the night in a tent at Simkota Tsho.
Meals, Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Today, we trek to Phajoding at 3750 meters, a highlight of our journey. The trail features stunning glacial lakes and small passes with breathtaking views. We will ascend to Phume La, a high pass at 4210 meters, where we can see Gankar Punesum, Bhutan’s highest peak at 7239 meters.
Keep an eye out for blue sheep as we trek through this pristine environment. Upon reaching the Phajoding campsite, enjoy the breathtaking view of Thimphu below, especially at sunset.
After taking in the scenery, we will transfer to Thimphu by private vehicle, offering a new perspective of the terrain. In the evening, we can explore Thimphu’s attractions, such as the iconic Tashichho Dzong. 

Meals, Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Accommodation, Hotel in Thimphu 3*
Transport, Private Vehicle

your Bhutan journey ends with a scenic drive from Thimphu to Paro International Airport. Check out of your hotel and enjoy the stunning landscapes one last time. 
At the airport, our representative will assist with any final arrangements and bid you farewell with a warm smile. Safe travels!

Meals, Breakfast
Transport, private vehicle