Druk Path Trek

Day 01

Arrive Paro/Phuentsholing. Sightseeing for Air Arrivals

Day 02

Climb Taktsang for acclimatisation

Day 03

Paro – Jele Dzong (trek starts – 7 km/4-5 hours, overnight camp)

Day 04

Jele Dzong – Jangchulakha (trek – 10 km/5.5-6 hours, overnight camp)

Day 05

Jangchulakha – Jigmelangtsho (trek – 11 km/4-5 hours, overnight camp)

Day 06

Jigmelangtsho – Labana (trek – 15 km/6-7 hours, overnight camp)

Day 07

Labana – Thimphu via Phajoding (trek – 10km/5 hours). Transfer to Paro

Day 08

Departure from Paro

*This itinerary can be customised to include a longer stay in Thimphu, especially for first time visitors to the country. However, the Price Tag will then change

A trek that lasts 5 days meanders through some of the most outstanding and picturesque locales you will have seen. At one point of the trek you climb up to 4100 metres!
You may see snow, get caught in snowfall or rain or both, camp next to pristine lakes and eat authentic Bhutanese food cooked by the cook accompanying your trip along with the horseman, the assistant and the trek guide.
Trekking in Bhutan is like travelling with a community – there is never a dull moment, the booze is brought out at sun down and there may even be singing and dancing!
You can get a ‘feel’ of the terrain in this time lapse video that we shot at Jigmelang-Tsho.

₹65,000 – per pax

Dollar paying tourist 1 pax – $2320/head– including 40 USD, per day, solo traveler surcharge – excluding USD 40 one time visa.

Dollar paying tourist group of 2- $2240/head– including 30 USD, per day, double traveler surcharge – excluding USD 40 one time visa.

Dollar paying tourist group of 3 and above- $2000/head – excluding USD 40 one time visa.