- Duration:30 Days
- Trip Grade:Tough
- Max Elevation:4900 m.
- Start Point:Paro
- End Point:Paro
- Best Time:April till May, October till November
Trip Overview
This is the longest and the most difficult trek and requires not only excellent health but also a high spirit of adventure. The combination of distance, altitude, weather, and remoteness makes this a tough journey. The trek crosses eleven high passes over 4,500m that define the borders of Bhutan and Tibet. Savoring views of Chomolhari and Jichu Drake, we follow trails through yak herders encampments and isolated farming settlements as we prepare for our trek to Lunana. Amid a constant backdrop of 7000m peaks, we discover a region of tiny Buddhist monasteries and secluded villages that are isolated from the rest of Bhutan for many months of the year. This is Himalayan trekking at its absolute finest.
Day 1: Arrive Paro (2235m)
Day 2: Day hike to Taktsang monastery
DAY 3: Drukgyel dzong to Sharna (2850m)
DAY 4: Sharna to Thangthangka (Start of trek)
DAY 5: Thangthanka Jangothang (3575m)
DAY 6: Rest day in Jangothang (4040m)
DAY 7: Jangothang to Lingshi (4150m)
DAY 8: Lingshi to Chebisa
DAY 9: Chebisa to Shakshepasa (3850m)
DAY 10: Shakshepasa to Robluthang (4400m)
DAY 11: Robluthang to Limithang
DAY 12: Limithang to Laya (3800m)
DAY 13: Rest day in Laya
DAY 14: Laya to Rodufu (4160m)
DAY 15: Rodufu to Narethang (4900m)
DAY 16: Narethang to Tarina (4020m)
DAY 17: Tarina to Woche (3940m)
DAY 18: Woche to Lhedi (3650m)
DAY 19: Lhedi to Thanza (4150m)
DAY 20: Rest day in Thanza, 4080m
DAY 21: Thanza to Danji (4230m)
DAY 22: Danji to tso Chena (4970m)
DAY 23: Tso Chena to Jichu dramo
DAY 24: Jichu Dramo to Chukarpo (4490m)
DAY 25: Chukarpo to Thampe tso (4200m)
DAY 26: Thampe Tso to Maurothang (3610m)
DAY 27: Maurothang to Nikachu Chazam (2650m) / drive to Punakha (1310m)
DAY 28: Drive Punakha to Thimphu (2350m)
DAY 29: Drive Thimphu to Paro
DAY 30: Paro- Departure.
- All Meals (as per mention in the itinerary)
- Accommodation in twin Sharing
- All private transportation (Japanese car/Jeep/Van/Minibus) within the country including airport transfers
- Royalty & Govt. Taxes
- Tour Entrance fees
- Visa Fee
- Airport tax
- Tourism Development fund
- English speaking Guide
- Other trekking crew member
- Sightseeing
- Trekking and tour permits
- Druk Airfares.
- your insurance
- The cost incurred due to mishaps, strikes, political unrest, etc.
- Personal expenses in items such as laundry, soft drinks, Camera Charges, Bottle water
- Tips
- Any other expenses that are not specified above
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Client's Reviews
Nepal is a nation between India and Tibet known for its temples and Himalayan mountains, which include Mt. Everest. Kathmandu, the capital, has a mazelike old quarter filled with Hindu and Buddhist shrines.
From Kathmandu to Pokhara alone, trekking team was very organized and professional! advice to anyone who wants to move to contact the agency, Hari and his brothers will realize your dreams! The landscape was simply extraordinary and people are very hospitable!!
I have been from Kathmandu to Pokhara alone, trekking team was very organized and professional! advice to anyone who wants to move to contact the agency, Hari and his brothers will realize your dreams! The landscape was simply extraordinary and people are very hospitable!!
We did the 12-day itinerary trekking to Everest Base Camp. We booked it all from England and communicated with the owner Hari via email. Such a nice family that owns and runs this business. Very friendly and welcoming. We had loads of cups of tea with them in their shop in Thamel before and after our trek.
