● Witness breathtaking views of mountain peaks like Jumolhari. ● Traverse diverse landscapes from pine forests to plantation fields. ● Immerse yourself in remote communities and sacred Buddhist sites. ● Engage with Bhutanese culture through farmhouse visits and village tours. ● Journey over high mountain passes for stunning Himalayan vistas. ● Trek to Taktsang Monastery, perched 900m above the valley. ● Admire intricate ancient wall paintings and carvings in temples. ● Enhance your experience with optional activities like cooking lessons or meditation sessions with monks.
Altitude Details & Distance:● The Snowman Trek takes you through varying altitudes, from valleys at approximately 2,000 meters (6,561 feet) above sea level to mountain passes reaching over 5,000 meters (16,404 feet) above sea level. ● Total trekking distance covered during the 27-day journey is approximately 350 to 400 kilometers (217 to 248 miles), with varying distances covered each day.
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Day 1: Departure from Paro
When you arrive in Paro, Bhutan, take in one of the most spectacular mountain flights on earth. Have a leisurely lunch after going through customs, and then start your afternoon sightseeing tour. Explore the Ta Dzong Museum, which has an amazing collection of artwork and religious artefacts. After that, spend some time exploring the famed Rimpong Dzong before spending the night at your hotel.
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Day 2: Exploration of Thimpu
Start a full day of sightseeing in Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan. Visit the National Memorial Chorten, a sacred structure devoted to promoting global peace. Discover the Changangkha Temple, dating back to the 12th century, and the Zilukha Nunnery. If you happen to arrive on the weekend, spend the evening in Thimphu by taking a leisurely stroll around the lively Thimphu Market.
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Day 3: Punukha to Thimphu
Travel from Thimphu to Punakha, Bhutan's former capital. Take a tour of the magnificent Punakha Dzong, a 17th-century stronghold. After lunch, stroll slowly to Chimi Lhakhang, popularly referred to as the "Temple of Fertility." Get to Punakha for the night.
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Day 4:Journey to Danji( :8km, 5-6 hours )
Start your journey with a picturesque hike from Punakha to Damji village on the first day of your journey. As you hike through subtropical forests, look out for native fauna and wild orchids. When you get to Damji village, set up a tent for the night.
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Day 5: Journey to Gasa (15 km, 6-7 hours)
To get to Gasa Tshachu, renowned for its therapeutic hot springs, continue your journey through verdant forests and captivating towns. Head to Gasa Dzong for an overnight camp after a rejuvenating dip.
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Day 6: Travelling to Chamsa
A tough ascent to Bele-La Pass at the start of the day will lead you down to the forest camp at Chamsa. Camping overnight, take in the breathtaking views of the mountains along the route.
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Day 7: Laya Travel
Trek through isolated communities and magnificent scenery as you follow the Mo Chu River's banks. When you get to Laya, an inviting town tucked away in the mountains, spend the evening getting to know the local way of life.
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Day 8: A day of rest in Laya
Spend a well-earned day of relaxation and cultural immersion in Laya. Discover the village, mingle with the amiable residents, and take in the stunning view of the mountains.
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Day 9: Journey to Rwanda
Proceed on your journey through alpine meadows and rhododendron forests as you ascend steeply to Rhodophu. Experience the peace and quiet of the Himalayan wilderness by setting up camp by the river.
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Day 10: Journey to tarina
Start the longest hiking day of your trip as you traverse steep mountain passes and take in expansive vistas of the neighbouring peaks. Take in the breathtaking views of the Bhutanese environment while camping in the Tarina Valley.
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Day 11: Wochey trip
To get to Wochey village, descend through forests of conifers and follow the Pho Chu River. Spend the night camping and enjoy the peaceful mountain scenery.
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Day 12: visit lhedi
To get to Keche-La Pass, hike through rhododendron bushes and mixed woodlands. Arrive in Lhedi village and set your tent for the night.
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Day 13: Experiencing Thanza
Proceed towards Thanza by following the river until you reach Choejong village, which is the biggest village in Lunana. Spend the night camping and explore the village.
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Day 14: A day of rest in thanza
Savour a relaxed day in Thanza exploring the neighbourhood and admiring the stunning mountain views.
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Day 15: Journey to Tshorim
Prior to arriving at Tshorim Campsite, ascend to the ridge for breathtaking views of Thanza Valley and Table Mountain. Spend the night camping and take in the Himalayan scenery.
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Day 16:Trip to Gangkar Puensum base camp on
Start what will become one of your trek's highlights when you traverse Gophu-La Pass and descend to Gangkar Puensum Base Camp. Enjoy the breathtaking sights while camping overnight.
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Day 17: Base camp rest day
Enjoy a day of relaxation at the base camp while admiring Gangkar Puensum and the surrounding mountains' splendour.
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Day 18: Journey to Geshe WomaGo
Journey to Geshe WomaGo down to the village of Geshe Woma and spend the night camping while taking in the serene mountain scenery.
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Day 19: Journey to Warathang
Travel across breathtaking scenery to arrive in Warathang, where you will set up tent for the evening.
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Day 20: Warathang – Dhur Tshachu
To get to Dhur Tshachu Hot Spring, where you will sleep for the night, descend through rhododendron forests.
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Day 21: Dhur Tshachu – Tshochemchem
Ascend higher to take in views of yak herders' camps and snow-capped mountains. Take a nighttime camp at Tshochemchem.
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Day 22: Tshochemchem – Dhur – Bhumthang
Spend the night at Bumthang.Start early and follow the Chamkhar Chu river, which has minimal rises and gradual descents, to arrive at Bumthang before duskA . At Dhur village, where transportation is waiting to take you to the lodge in Bumthang, the trip comes to an end. Note: If you are not very physically fit, you might want to split up this last level across two days.
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Day 23: Discover Bumthang
Bhutan's spiritual and cultural centre. Explore hallowed locations like as Tamshing Monastery, which has historic wall paintings, Kurje Lhakhang, Jambay Lhakhang, and Jakar Dzong. Stay the night in Bumthang at a guesthouse.
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Day 24: Travel for around three hours to Trongsa.
Discover the largest Dzong in Bhutan, Trongsa Dzong, which is also the dynasty's ancestral home. See Ta Dzong as well, which has a view of the Dzong. Staying overnight at a Trongsa hotel.
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Day 25: Travel to Paro
Following breakfast, go to paro.. After you arrive, roam through the township at your leisure. Spend the night in a hotel in Paro.
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Day 26: Hike for 1.5–2 hours upwards to Taktsang Monastery
Hike for 1.5–2 hours upwards to Taktsang Monastery after breakfast. Admire the monastic structure perched atop a precipitous ledge. Investigate the Paro Valley's other sights. Spend the night in a hotel in Paro.
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Day 27: Departure
Start your day at the hotel with breakfast before heading to the airport for your next trip.