ITINERARY AT A GLANCE:

 

Day 1: Drukair flight to Paro

Arrival in Paro – Paro visit

 

Day 2: Visit of Taktsang (Paro)

 

Day 3: On trek - Drukyel Dzong to Shana (5 hours) 

 

Day 4: On Trek - Shana to Soi Thangthanka (6/7 hours)

 

Day 5: On Trek - Soi Thangthanka to Jhomolhari base camp, Jangothang (4/5 hours)

 

Day 6: On trek - rest day at Jhomolhari base camp

 

Day 7: On trek - Jangothang to Tsho Phu lakes (3 hours)

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Day 8: On trek - Tsho Phu lakes to Dhumzo Chhu via Bonte La (5/6 hours)

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Day 9: On trek - Dhumzo Chhu to Thangbue via Tagulun La (4/5 hours)

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Day 10: On trek - Thangbue to Shana via Thombu La (4 hours)

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Day 11: On trek - Shana to Drukyel Dzong (4 hours)

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Day 12: Drive to Thimphu, visit of Thimphu

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Day 13: Drive to Punakha, visit of Punakha

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Day 14: Drive to Thimphu and visit of Chime Lhakhang en route

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Day 15: early morning drive to Paro - exit

DESCRIPTION:

Similarly to the Dodena Trek, the Jhomolhari Trek is one of the most famous in Bhutan. Stretching over a period of 9 days, this trek offers some of the most spectacular views of Mt. Jhomolhari (7,314m) and crosses a total of three high-altitude passes. Taking you all the way to the base camp of the mountain goddess Jhomolhari, you will come across two crystal-like high altitude lakes. Following the same route as the Dodena trek until Jhomolhari base camp, the Jhomolhari trek returns to Paro via the Bonte and Tagulun La passes. The Jhomolhari trek is demanding yet not strenuous. As one of the most popular treks in the Kingdom, it is easily accessible and requires only a fit and enthusiastic participant with some trekking experience.

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Before and after the trek, we have arranged a brief tour of the western cultural centers of Paro, Thimphu and Punakha so that you may marvel at the beauty of Bhutanese architecture, religion and cultural traditions.

~$3780

15 Days/14 Nights Trekking Tour (9 days on trek)

JHOMOLHARI TREK