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Druk Path Trek

  • Duration 07
  • Destination Nepal
  • Trip Grade Easry to Moderate
  • Starts at Kathmandu
  • Ends at Kathmandu
  • Meals All Inclusive
  • Accommodation 3*** Hotel
  • Max. Altitude
  • Activity Trekking, Exploring
  • Group Type +4
  • Group Size 2-16
  • Best Season Spring & Autumn

Druk Path Trek Overview

Druk Path Trek 7 days-long Druk path trek takes you to the green forests, high mountains, monasteries, temples and beautiful places of Bhutan that are unique and will help you garner an awesome experience. Bhutan, a small landlocked nation surrounded by India and China lies in the lap of the Himalayas.

The kingdom of Bhutan reflects typical Buddhist culture preserved for centuries. Bhutan is heaven in itself. Bhutan is not like any other crowded country with busy streets and chaos. The people have been exceptionally preserving their tradition as wearing Gho robe by men and Kira dress by women can be seen.

Bhutan is a unique country known for its scenic beauty and traditional cultures dating back to the centuries. In order to protect the culture, traditions and natural environment, the government has adopted a strict policy of high-value low-impact tourism.

This policy aims at attracting discerning tourists that respect the unique culture and values of Buddhist people while also providing the visitors with an unforgettable one-of-a-kind experience. Massive ancient monasteries are also the major attractions of Bhutan among travelers.

Best Time for Bhutan Druk Path Trek

Actually, the trek is favourable in all seasons. People mostly visit Bhutan during the spring season and early winter season. The mountains are clearly visible and the paths are not steep at the time.

Day to Day Itinerary
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From Kathmandu, we will take a direct flight to Paro. It takes around 1 hour and 10 minutes to reach Paro from Kathmandu. On the first day, we will arrive Paro in Bhutan where the only international airport of Bhutan exists. It is a small valley with green forests and sacred sites. The gorgeous landscape of Paro will leave you in awe. The dense pine forest and pristine lakes of Paro are must view while you are in Paro.

The flight from Kathmandu to Paro is one of the most exciting ones as the aircraft passes over four of the five highest mountains in the world. In fine weather, as you soar up higher, you can enjoy the spectacular view of Mount Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Kanchenjunga at their best. We will take rest at a fine hotel at Paro.

On the second day, we will go on to visit Paro Takstang, popularly known as Tiger’s Neat Monastery around the world. It will be a quick tour of the spectacular monastery.

Your trip to Bhutan will be incomplete without a visit to Tiger’s Nest Monastery. The path to Tiger’s Nest Monastery is pretty strenuous but the amazing view of Takstang at the top of a cliff will keep giving you strength throughout the hike. Lastly, climbing a series of a staircase (4200 steps) for around 1 hour and 45 minutes, we will finally reach the Tiger’s Nest Monastery but take into consideration that the cameras and phones are strictly prohibited inside the monastery. You won’t be able to take your camera and phone inside the monastery.

There are various rooms, caves, astounding paintings and statues inside the monastery. After a quick round of the monastery, we will take a short break and head back to our hotels.

he third day marks trekking from Paro to Jele Dzong. Going through the thick alpine forest and rhododendron forest, the path will take us to Jele Dzong. It is 10km far from Paro and takes around 4-5 hours long trek to reach Jele Dzong. You will get closer to the Himalayas and Buddhist temples. The view of Paro valley from Jele Dzong is spectacular.

longside the view of snowcapped mountains, we will head towards Jele Dzong on the 4th day of our Druk path trek. A gradual ascend through a path that goes through dense rhododendron and the alpine forest will take us to Jangchulakha. It will probably take us around 4 to 5 hours to reach Jangchulakha. It is a beautiful place with a wide landscape to observe.

Tiring trekking from Jele Dzong to Jangchulakha will end with a rest at a nice hotel at Jangchulakha.

The next day, we will be ready to trek from Jangchulakha to Langrithang. Beholding the high peaks and beautiful villages, we will pause at Jimilangtsho to fulfil our appetite.

There is a calm and transparent lake at Jimilangtsho filled with big trouts. The view of Mt. Jichu Drake is clearly visible from Jimilangtsho. Continuing our trek further and descending, in a few hours, we will reach the charming Langrithang village.

The total trek will be of around 4-5 hours. After tiring yet exciting trekking from Jangchulakha to Langrithang, halt the trek at Langrithang and end the fifth day.

Early in the morning, we will head towards Thimpu from Lamgrithang. We will descend from Lamgrithang and making our way through thick and beautiful rhododendron forest, we will reach Tsaluna village where we will visit Tsaluna monastery. Then within 4 hours, we will reach Thimphu. The sixth day ends at Thimphu.

The seventh and also the last day of the Druk path trek will be a trek from Thimphu to Paro. And finally, we will take a flight from Paro to Kathmandu.

Heaven Nepal Adventure our team guides, porters and accompanying staff are locals with a broad knowledge about each and every location that we travel through.

Cost Includes
  • Airport pickups and drops.
  • Transportation on the comfortable vehicle by private Jeep/Car.
  • All Accommodations in 3-star hotel twin sharing.
  • English speaking Cultural Guide.
  • All Accommodations in 3-star hotel twin sharing.
  • All Three Meals and Visa Fee also Museum Fees.
  • Road Permit / Special Permits.
  • 1-litre mineral water per day.
Cost Excludes
  • Bar bill – can be paid for directly.
  • Personal extras such as phone calls, laundry, shopping, spa use etc.
  • Luxury Hotel ( additional charge applies ).
  • Travel Insurance and tipping to trekking crew.
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