Datos rápidos

Transporte terrestre en Nepal

Hoteis e aloxamento en casas de té

Todas as comidas agás en Katmandú

Visita guiada e ruta de sendeirismo durante toda a viaxe

Summer, Autumn, Spring

Moderado

Bután

3,800

Why Captivating Druk Path Trek?

Explore Bhutan’s Most Scenic Trek
A Stunning Himalayan Journey
Must-See Highlights on Bhutan’s Iconic Trail
Unmissable Lakes, Monasteries & Mountains

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The Druk Path Trek is one of the classic and finest walks to be done in Bhutan in a short period. Following a traditional trading route and overseeing the high mountain passes, the trek connects the valleys of Paro and Thimphu. The fantastic view of the rhododendron forest, alpine yak pastures, and breathtaking landscapes with the snowy peak in the background will leave you wonderstruck.

The trek takes you above 4000m altitude while following an easy trail. The Bhutanese people inhabit the route, and there are beautiful lakes with clear water that will make your soul sparkle from within. The Druk Path trek offers a mesmerizing view and unforgettable memories as you walk through the serene trails.

Druk Path Trek Itinerary

The itinerary for the 6-night 7-day Druk Path Trek is nine days long and starts from Kathmandu. After taking a flight to Paro, we finally started our trek. We walk uphill through the apple orchards and pine forests to see the old fortress, a Jele Dzong museum (3490m), from where you can see a fantastic view of Mount Jomolhari (7326m) to the north.

The idea is going to leave you astonished. In the next four days, we climb along different passes, including Phume La (4210m), and see clear lakes, yak and yak herders, and the spectacular view of the Himalayas in this region- Monte Jomolhari (7326m), Mt Jitchu Drake (6662m), and Gangkhar Puensum (7570m).

We settle in campsites in various locations near lakes, allowing you to explore the people and lifestyle en route. Our final destination will be reached through pine forests as we walk to Phajoding monasteries, which lead to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. The trek is recommended to be done from February to June and September to December to experience the most of the Bhutan Tour.

Bhutan Tour Agency

My Everest Trip collaborates with the local Bhutan Tour Agency to give you a hassle-free travel experience. Our team members are friendly and helpful, so you can be assured that you will have no problems or regrets about your choice. Through our commitment to providing quality service over the years, we have successfully maintained our position as the industry leader. So, give us a try and create your own stories.

Captivating Druk Path Trek Itinerary

Día 01: Flight to Paro and Commencement of Druk Path Trek Paro – Jele Dzong

We fly to Paro (1 hour) and trek uphill to more than 1000m elevations. We start at the National Museum at Ta Dzong in Paro. We walk on gravel and steep road for 30 minutes and climb through steep trails through the blue pine and fir forest to Damche Gom. Upon reaching the point below Jele Dzong, you descend 100m to the campsite.

Almorzo, Xantar, Cea

Tenda

5 km / 3.1 millas

2,000 m / 6,562 ft

Almorzo, Xantar, Cea

Día 02: Jele Dzong – Jangchulakha

We climb for an hour and ascend uphill through the thick alpine forest and rhododendron trees. You will explore the culture and lifestyle of the local people, along with the yaks and yak herders on the way. You will also have a mesmerizing view of Jomolhari (7326m). Upon reaching Jangchulakha, we will camp on yak pastureland.

Almorzo, Xantar, Cea

Tenda

8 km / 5.0 millas

3,200 m / 10,499 ft

5hrs

Día 03: Jangchulakha – Jimilang Tsho

We follow the trails to see the mesmerizing beauty of the village and the mountains surrounding them. We descend 230m and ascend 330m to reach Jimilang Tsho. As we walk, we get to our camp near Jimilang Tsho Lake, which is famous for its giant trout fish. We experience the view of Jichu Drake (6989m) and Gangkhar Puensum (7497m).

Almorzo, Xantar, Cea

Tenda

10 km / 6.2 millas

3,350 m / 10,991 ft

5hrs

Día 04: Jimilang Tsho – Simkota Tsho

We climb from the lower end of the lake and descend to the single-stone shelter. We ascend at 4050m seeing Janetsho Lake. We moved to Simkota Lake, where our camp is located. We stay overnight with other yak herders

Almorzo, Xantar, Cea

Tenda

12 km / 7.5 millas

4,050 m / 13,287 ft

6hrs

Día 05: Simkota Tsho – Phajoding

We start by trekking uphill to see the fantastic Mount Gangkhar Puensum (7570m), the highest mountain in Bhutan. We will also climb to Phume La Pass (4210m), decorated with prayer flags. From here, we trek downhill to Phajoding to stay overnight at the camp.

Almorzo, Xantar, Cea

Tenda

Almorzo, Xantar, Cea

4,210 m / 13,812 ft

6hrs

Día 06: Phajoding – Thimphu

We pass through the Phajoding monastery by trekking downhill to Thimphu (Motithang) through the blue pine forest. The walk is satisfying because of the picturesque background.

Almorzo, Xantar, Cea

Tenda

8 km / 5.0 millas

3,650 m / 11,975 ft

3hrs

Día 07: Voo de volta a Katmandú

We drive back to Paro airport and bid this Himalayan country goodbye. We board a flight that will take us to Kathmandu. Back in Kathmandu, feel free to stroll around the city and rest.

Almorzo, Xantar, Cea

Hotel

2,235 m / 7,333 ft

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Que está incluído

Recollida e entrega no aeroporto/hotel en coche privado.
Dúas noites nun hotel de 3 estrelas en Katmandú en réxime de aloxamento e almorzo
Meals on full board (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the whole trekking
Unha guía experimentada para titulares de licenzas gobernamentais
Porteador/sherpa de sendeirismo que levará as túas maletas durante o sendeirismo
Suministros médicos para grupos (haberá botiquín de primeiros auxilios dispoñible)
Basic camping gear like tents, mattresses, and sleeping bags.
Arranxo de viaxes e rescate
Todos os impostos gobernamentais e as taxas por servizos turísticos