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Trekking In Bhutan |
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Bhutan offers many opportunities for trekking
with its splendid scenic beauty, lofty mountains
and deep valleys untouched by modernization.
Trekking in this Himalayan kingdom is a
wonderful experience for any one who enjoys
hiking and camping in rich natural habitats,
meeting indigenous people and their cultures. It
is quite different from trekking in Nepal where
you may meet other trekkers at every bend. The
country ranges from the dense forest of
subtropical jungles to the alpine shrubs,
endowed with a wide spectrum of Himalayan flora
and fauna. The land is thinly populated with
scattered settlements. A person may walk for
several days before sighting a village.
Although the Himalayas have always held a
long-standing attraction to the western world it
is a recent development here. Bhutan is one of
the most exclusive and rare destinations for any
tourist. The unique culture, architecture, lofty
snowcapped peaks, fortress like dzongs, Lamaist
Buddhist traditions and its friendly people
leave an everlasting impression on the visitor.
Like all tours to Bhutan, trekking can only be
organized through a registered agency in Bhutan.
The same daily costs apply as with any tours
($200 per person per night) and includes all the
services, accommodation, meals, guide, pack
animals, etc.
There are a choice of 4 to 25 (or more) day
treks. The 7 to 10-day trek to the base of
Chomolhari, the sacred mountain of Bhutan, is
one of the most popular hike in Bhutan. For
those looking for a shorter trek the 5-day Druk
Path trek is a good choice. Bumthang and
Lhunthse areas offer easy to moderate trekking
for those looking for more of a cultural
experience. And for those looking for
challenging treks the Laya, Lunana and Snowman
treks offer some of the remotest and demanding
trekking anywhere in the Himalayas. |
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BHUTAN TREKKING ROUTES |
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Gyantey Gompa Trek
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10 Days |
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Kathmandu to Paro-Fly to Paro from
Kathmandu-Paro Sightseeing and drive to
Thimphu After breakfast drive to Drugyel
Dzong, from where you can see the peak
of Chomolhari. On the way back visit
typical Bhutanese
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Bumthang Cultural Trek
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12 Days |
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Long hidden but exquisite, so much so,
culturally rich country is Bhutan.
Although the exploration of culturally
rich country Bhutan was once behind the
curtain from the eyes of the tourists
from different countries in the world,
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Druk Path Trek
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11 Days |
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The path called Druk, once kept apart
from the visitors to avoid the Tibetan
troops by Bhutanese government, now has
invited the eyes waiting for the
exploration of its unique culture,
landscape and sparsely populated area.
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Druk Path Trek with Two Dragon
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07 Days |
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The flight into Paro on our national
carrier, Druk Air, is a befitting
introduction to the spectacular beauty
of our country. In clear weather,
magnificent views of the world’s highest
peaks give way to the lush green Paro
valley
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Chomolhari Trek
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11 Days |
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Chomolhari-the abode of the goddess
Chomo, is one of the most beautiful and
imposing mountains in the entire
Himalayan region located at the
northwestern border with Tibet , the
trek to the base camp of this dome
shaped
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Heart Of Bhutan
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11 Days |
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The unique play of Yak like sniffing the
ground and pressing the horns against
rock are watchful sights found in this
trek. The trek provides an exposure of
magnificent landscapes, rural community
engraved with outstanding
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