The Kingdom of Bhutan is located in the southern part of the Himalayas. The mountains in Bhutan, which offer postcard-worthy sceneries, are home to countless historical monasteries.
Most of our customers admire sceneries and learn about Bhutanese culture and history by hiking to those monasteries. Most of our customers told us it is unbelievable to trek on the Himalayan Mountain Range in Bhutan. You will feel so close to the sky when trekking to the highest mountain in the world.
The mountain does not only offer trekkers splendid views but also huge power, which could help you overcome huge difficulties in the future. contact us
If you are a new trekker, it is good to take a 5-day trek on mountains whose altitudes are only around 2,000 meters. If you have experience trekking on giant mountains that stand nearly 5,000 meters above sea level, we also have a professional team to help you fulfill your dream. Just let us know and we will arrange everything for you.
Fly to Pro International Airport and spend 1 hour transferring to Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan with your tour guide. Visit Kuensel Phodrang, National Memorial Chorten, Takin Preserve, Tashichhoe Dzong and a local craft bazaar after checking in your hotel.
Spend 2.5 hours driving from Thimphu to Punakha through the Dochula Pass, admiring the 108 chortens and Himalaya Mountain ranges on your way. Visit Druk Wangyal Lhakhang, where there are beautiful murals depicting historical events of Bhutan before arriving in Punakha. Learn more about Bhutan’s history, arts and religions in Chimi Lhakhang and Punakha Dzong. Drive back to Thimphu to stay overnight after the end of today’s sightseeing.
Today, you will start trekking from Sang Choekhor Village, whose altitude is 2900 meters. After visiting the small Lhakhang in the village, you will hike upwards along the mountain path. The sceneries of ancient forests and views of Himalaya ranges will make your hike colorful and interesting. Finally, you will reach the 3,900-meter-high Bumdrak Monastery, a perfect place for camping and admiring sunset.
Unlike yesterday’s ascending, today’s route is downwards. After 2 hours’ hiking, you will reach the Sangtopelri Garden, which means paradise on earth in Bhutanese language. The Taktsang Monastery, your final destination for this hike, is visible from the Sangtopelri Garden. However, you still need around 1 more hour to reach the monastery, who is nicknamed “Tiger Nest”. You will be transferred to Paro after finish today’s hike.
Thanks for hiking with us! Your tour guide will escort you to the airport to catch your flight to your next destination. There are still other hiking routes in Bhutan. You are welcome to come back for more hike next time.
