• Taa Dzong: Visit the National Museum of Bhutan housed in a former watchtower.
• Kichu Lhakhang: One of the oldest temples in Bhutan, dating back to the 7th century.
• Zurik Hike: A short hike to get your first glimpse of Bhutanese landscapes, offering great views of Paro Valley.
• Overnight in Paro ( 2250m )

• Spend the day acclimatizing to the altitude with a trek to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery( Round trip duration: 5 hours)
• Altitude gain: 900m
• Enjoy panoramic views and learn about the significance of this sacred site.
• Overnight in Paro ( 2250m )

• Distance: 12 km
• Trekking duration: 5-6 hours
• Altitude gain: 290m
• Camp altitude: 4100m
  This is a spectacular day of trekking as you approach Jomolhari Base Camp. The route takes you through valleys, past yak herders' camps, and alongside the river, with breathtaking views of Mount Jomolhari (7314m) towering above. Your camp at Jangothang will offer a panoramic view of the mountain range.

Take a well-earned rest at the base camp to allow your body to adjust to the altitude. You’ll also enjoy an acclimatization hike to Tsho Phu (Twin Lakes) and the Bonte La Pass.

• Altitude reached: 4450m – 5005m
  The views are simply stunning, with Jomolhari towering above and other Himalayan peaks surrounding you. This hike will give you a deeper connection to the natural beauty of Bhutan.

The Jomolhari Mountain Festival is a two-day event held at the base of Mount Jomolhari in Bhutan. It celebrates the unique culture of the communities living together with the natural wonders that surround them, particularly the elusive snow leopard. Villagers from Soe, Lingzhi, Yaksa, and Nubri come together to participate in this festival

Festival :

• Hike to Dangojang for the second day of the festival.
• Participate in guided treks to notable sites in Soe, led by local guides.
• After lunch, enjoy cultural performances, including:
  • Folk dances
  • Traditional handicraft exhibitions by local communities
• Experience local hospitality through homestays, where visitors can:
  • Savor home-cooked meals prepared from ingredients grown in local kitchen gardens.
• Hike back to Jangothang base camp in the evening.

• Distance: 12 km
• Trekking duration: 4 hours
• Altitude gain: 840m
• Altitude descent: 870m
• Camp altitude: 4100m
  Today's trek takes you through a dramatic landscape, descending into a valley before ascending towards Lingshi, a small village perched under the towering Jomolhari. This is a beautiful section of the trek, with sweeping vistas and the chance to interact with local yak herders.

• Distance: 22 km
• Trekking duration: 8-9 hours
• Altitude gain: 940m
• Altitude descent: 870m
• Camp altitude: 4080m
  This is one of the most challenging yet rewarding days of the trek. You’ll cross Yale La Pass at 4920 meters, offering panoramic views of snow-capped peaks. The descent towards Shodu will take you into a valley surrounded by steep cliffs and lush forests, where you will camp for the night.

• Distance: 16 km
• Trekking duration: 5-6 hours
• Altitude gain: 500m
• Altitude descent: 870m
  Today marks the end of your trekking adventure. You will descend through dense forests and beautiful landscapes to Barshong. From here, you'll drive back to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital, for an overnight stay and a chance to relax after the trek.

Spend the day exploring Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital, and immersing yourself in its rich culture.

• Buddha Dordenma Statue: Visit the giant Buddha statue with sweeping views of the valley.
• Post Office: See the famous Bhutanese stamps and send postcards home.
• MothithangTakin Preserve: Learn about Bhutan’s national animal, the Takin.
• Farmers Market: Experience the local markets and Bhutanese way of life.
• Wangditse Hike: A short hike with scenic views of the Thimphu Valley.
• Thimphu Dzong: Visit the iconic Tashichho Dzong, the administrative and religious center of Thimphu.

Enjoy a scenic drive to Punakha, taking in the stunning Himalayan views along the way.

• Dochula Pass: Stop at the pass to take in the breathtaking views of the Eastern Himalayas.
• Punakha Dzong: Visit one of the most beautiful dzongs in Bhutan, situated at the confluence of the Pho and Mo Rivers.
• Suspension Bridge: Walk across one of Bhutan’s longest suspension bridges, offering fantastic views.
• Wolakha Nunnery: Visit this serene nunnery, offering insight into Bhutan’s spiritual practices.

After a leisurely morning, begin your drive back to Paro, with stops along the way for sightseeing and lunch.

• Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten: Hike to this beautiful temple, offering panoramic views of the valley.
• Enjoy lunch in Punakha before continuing your journey.
• Lampelri: A traditional Bhutanese farmhouse where you can enjoy a relaxing hot stone bath and dinner. Experience Bhutanese hospitality and cuisine in a rural setting.
• In evening, authentic Bhutanese farewell dinner at a typical village home with local liquor called “Ara.”
• Hot stone bath ( Optional ). River rocks are heated and dunked into a large wooden tub with herbs. This type of bath is considered to have medicinal properties of healing.
• Overnight in Paro

• Our representative will bid you farewell at the airport. TashiDelek!