Embark on a 7-day Himalayan trekking adventure in Bhutan, where pristine mountain
wilderness meets ancient Buddhist culture. This trek combines the thrill of
high-altitude hiking with visits to sacred monasteries and breathtaking views of the
Eastern Himalayas.
Key Highlights
- Trek through untouched alpine forests and remote Bhutanese villages.
- Visit sacred monasteries such as Tango, Cheri, and Trongsa Dzong.
- Enjoy panoramic views of Bhutan’s highest peaks, including Jomolhari and Masangang.
- Experience homestay hospitality and traditional Bhutanese meals along the trail.
- Witness unique flora and fauna endemic to the Himalayan region.
7-Day Trekking Itinerary
- Day 1: Arrival in Paro and Local Exploration
Arrive in Paro; visit Rinpung Dzong and Ta Dzong Museum. Prepare gear and meet your trekking team. - Day 2: Paro to Shana Village Trek
Trek through forested trails, cross traditional suspension bridges, and enjoy views of Paro Valley. - Day 3: Shana to Jangchulakha
Ascend past ancient farmhouses and terraced fields, arriving at the remote village of Jangchulakha. - Day 4: Jangchulakha to Jichu Drake
Continue climbing through rhododendron forests and alpine meadows with opportunities to spot rare Himalayan wildlife. - Day 5: Jichu Drake to Simkotra
Cross high mountain passes and enjoy breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks. - Day 6: Simkotra to Paro
Descend scenic trails back toward Paro, visiting traditional villages along the way. - Day 7: Departure from Paro
Final day for souvenir shopping or last visits before departure from Bhutan.
Tips for Trekking in Bhutan
- Acclimate slowly to altitude; drink plenty of water and rest when needed.
- Layer clothing for changing weather conditions and pack waterproof gear.
- Hire experienced local guides and porters to support your trek safely.
- Respect sacred sites and local customs by dressing modestly and observing silence in monasteries.
- Bring a camera with zoom lens to capture wildlife and scenic vistas.