Nestled in the folds of the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a kingdom like no other — where ancient traditions thrive, monasteries cling to cliff faces, and nature remains pristine and untouched. Our 6-night, 7-day Bhutan Trek Package is designed for those who seek adventure beyond the ordinary. Anchored around the iconic Druk Path Trek, this journey takes you from the historic town of Paro through high-altitude meadows, sacred mountain lakes, and forested ridges all the way to the capital valley of Thimphu. Whether you're a seasoned trekker or an enthusiastic explorer, this Himalayan odyssey promises memories that will last a lifetime.
Your trek starts with a drive to Paro and an overnight stay at a hotel.
The Druk Path Trek begins from Ta Dzong to Jele Dzong. The trek covers a distance of 10 km, takes 3-4 hours, and has an altitude of 3450 m. The trek starts early to escape the heat and uphill challenges. The trail passes through temperate forests, vast farmhouses, coniferous belts, and the Jelela Pass, where you can spot wild animals and birds. The campsite is located near large meadows where yak herders camp regularly.
The trek from Jele Dzong to Jangchuk Lhakha covers a distance of 10 km, takes 4-5 hours, and has an altitude of 3780 m. The trail starts towards Jeli Dzong and offers lovely views of the Paro valley. The trek passes through dense temperate forests and lush alpine meadows.
The trek from Jangchuk Lakhang to Jimi Langtso Lake covers a distance of 11 km, takes 5-6 hours, and has an altitude of 3880 m. This is the highest campsite on your trip. The trek starts with an uphill climb through coniferous forests, hillsides dotted with rhododendron flowers, and exotic species of flora and fauna. You will cross a ridge before reaching the lake and move downhill to reach the campsite.
The trek from Jimi Langtsho to Phajoding covers a distance of 20 km, takes 5-6 hours, and has an altitude of 3870 m. You will encounter countless passes on the trail, some as high as 4000 meters above sea level. The trail passes by Lake Janetso and Lake Semkotatsol, famous for year-round trout fishing. The trek ends at Phajoding Pass, offering spectacular views of the Thimphu capital valley.
On the last day of the trek, we depart early in the morning for Paro. The walk downhill passes through mixed temperate forests and takes approximately 3 hours to complete.
Depart from Thimphu after visiting the old temples and other monuments in the area, or overnight in a hotel in Paro or Thimphu.
