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Drukpath Trek

1. Tour Package Name: Drukpath Trek

2. Duration: 4 Days

3. Location: Jela Dzong,Bjimilangtsho Lake,Mount Gangkar Puensum (Views),Phajoding Monastery

4. Dates: Flexible (based on the trekker's preference)

5. Group Size: Available for parties of 2 to 10 individuals.

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Craft your dream journey

Distance: 7 km | Duration: 4-5 hours | Camp Altitude: 3,480 m

Night Halt: Campsite, TsoKam

Highlights:

  • Option to take a car to the road point near Jela Dzong or start hiking above Ta Dzong
  • Hike continues to Jela Dzong, a small monastery on a hilltop overlooking Paro Valley
  • Lunch at the monastery
  • Continue hiking to the campsite through temperate vegetation and rhododendron trees

Distance: 10 km | Duration: 4-5 hours | Camp Altitude: 3,770 m

Night Halt: Campsite, Bjimilangtsho

Highlights:

  • Hike through thick alpine forests and dwarf rhododendron trees
  • Reach the tree line with small shrubs, Himalayan flowers like primulas, and various species of rhododendrons
  • Lunch at Jangchulakha
  • Continue hiking for 2 hours to reach the campsite by Bjimilangtsho, a large mountain lake
  • Opportunity to fish for giant trout with prior permission
  • Yaks and yak herders may be seen around the campsite

Distance: 10 km | Duration: 6-7 hours | Camp Altitude: 3,870 m

Night Halt: Campsite, Labana

Highlights:

  • Trail passes through dwarf rhododendron trees and Janetso Lake
  • Encounter yak herder camps and learn about the Nomad lifestyle
  • Gradual climb with spectacular views of Mount Gangkar Puensum (Bhutan’s highest mountain and the highest unclimbed mountain in the world) and other Himalayan peaks
  • Camp at Labana

Distance: 10 km | Duration: 5 hours

Highlights:

  • Last day of the trek
  • Spectacular sunrise from Phajoding or Labana, with views of Thimphu city in the valley and surrounding mountains
  • Leisurely downhill walk to Thimphu through blue pine and rhododendron forests (about 3 hours)
  • End of trek; overnight at a hotel in Thimphu

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• Carry Your Own Waste: By bringing and managing your own waste, you contribute to a cleaner environment.

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Your efforts not only help keep our festivals beautiful but also support a worthy cause. Thank you for being a part of this important initiative!

Tour Highlights

• Trek through an area adorned with a multitude of pristine, crystal clear lakes.

• Stunning views of the entire Himalayan mountain range and some of the world’s highest peaks.

• Experience the colors of the annual Paro Festival.

What to Wear

• Trekking/outdoor clothing and fairly lightweight but sturdy walking shoes.

• Long sleeves and pants to protect against insects/mosquitoes.

• Light wool clothing to regulate body temperature.

• Good sunglasses and sunhat.

• Plenty of sunscreen.

• A raincoat or umbrella, as it can rain at any time.

Travel Arrangements

✓ Transportation: You will be picked up from Paro International Airport and driven to your hotel in Thimphu. All transportation during the tour, including to and from the festival, will be provided.

✓ Accommodation: You will be staying at a comfortable hotel in Thimphu that offers modern amenities while reflecting Bhutan’s traditional architecture and design.

✓ Meals: All meals will be provided during the tour. You will have the opportunity to taste a variety of Bhutanese dishes, including at the festival where local food stalls will be available.

Health and Safety

✓ Altitude Sickness: Thimphu is located at a high altitude. If you’re not used to such altitudes, you might experience altitude sickness. It’s recommended to acclimatize yourself before the tour and stay hydrated.

✓ Local Customs: Bhutan has a rich cultural heritage and locals appreciate when visitors respect their customs. For instance, when visiting religious sites, it’s important to dress modestly and follow the local etiquette.

✓ Travel Insurance: It’s recommended to have travel insurance that covers any potential medical issues, trip cancellations or delays.

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