Our representatives will greet you at the airport and transfer you to the hotel in Paro. If you arrive early, we will have enough time to visit Ta Dzong. It was initially a clock tower but was later transformed into a national museum. In the evening you can talk a casual walk to discover the city and the people.

The next day will be dedicated to sightseeing in Paro. In the morning, we will be visiting the Lhakhang Temple. After taking lunch, we go for a small hike to Dzongdrakha (at 8,100 ft). This short hiking prepares you for the tough trekking in the upcoming days and also lets you get used to the climate and altitude. On our way back, you can enjoy the beautiful view of Bondey Valley from the top. In the evening, you can shop and explore the city more.

Today is the day when we would begin to trek. Early in the morning, we would drive to Drukyel Dzong, a fortress that stands tall in the footsteps of Mount Chomolhari. We leave the roads to follow the trek that goes along the river. We rest at the Shana camp at the altitude of 9428 ft. in the middle of the two valleys. The surrounding is covered with pine forests.

We continue to trek along the valley that gradually widens into a plateau. We continue trekking of about 10 miles through the plateau to reach Chomolhari Base Camp set up at the base of an ancient fortress at the altitude of 13, 288 ft.

We would spend the next day at the same place, exploring the surroundings and majestic view of the Mount Chomolhari.

Today, we eventually leave our base camp to trek further upwards to Tso Phu at the altitude of 14, 100 ft. It would be a short trekking distance of just about 4 miles but will challenge your strength and stamina with the steep slope. However, the spectacular view of the mountain peaks standing tall in the middle of the plateau will keep you engaged. Our tent for tonight will be in between the gorgeous valleys.

We would touch the highest point of our trekking, the Bang Tue La Pass (15, 600 ft) before starting to trek downwards. We would start to trek early in the morning to make sure we cover most of the 8.5-mile-long trek by the afternoon. The view of the mountains and blue sheep herds along the way is just amazing..

The trekking continues around the ridges across the streams on the next day where we climb to the top of Takalung La pass (14,400 ft). If the weather is clear, you would be thrilled with the sight of Mount Chomolhari and Jitchu from the top. We would be setting our camp for the night at Thang Bue in the middle of herds of yak and the herder’s camps.

As we trek further, we are greeted with the beautiful landscapes and mountains on the surroundings covered with rhododendron. After going through a short steep climb, we start to descend again sharply. One of the best attractions of this challenging, descent of 4500 ft is the quickly changing forests from rhododendrons to pine and from pine to oak.

The trekking on the final day becomes relatively easier because of the flat tracks as we walk towards the Drukyel Dzong. This is the endpoint of trekking. We transfer you to the hotel at Thimphu. In the evening, you can visit the Taschicho Dzong and shop at the local markets.

The next day is dedicated to sightseeing at Thimphu. We would take you to some of the most amazing places in Thimphu including Memorial Chorten, Takin Preserve, and the Zilukha Nunnery. Spend the night at a hotel in Thimphu.

After enjoying a wonderful day of sightseeing in Thimphu, we travel back to Paro on the next day. We would arrange for the airport transfer from the hotel according to the scheduled departure of your flight.