Overview
Highlights
- Druk Path Trek commences from the Paro valley and concludes in Thimphu city.
- Stroll through the streets of Paro to observe the traditional buildings.
- Visit the mystical and artistically majestic Tiger’s Nest Monastery sitting on a high cliff.
- The National Museum of Bhutan- Ta Dzong.
- Panoramic view of Mt. Jumolhari on the way to Jele Dzong.
- Walk through the alpine pastures, lush pine, and rhododendron forest on the way to Jangchulakha.
- Marvel at the beauty of Jimilangtsho Lakes, Janetsho Lake, and Simkotra Tsho Lake.
- Get a chance to view the highest mountain of Bhutan - Gangkar Puensum (7497m).
- Experience the remote nomadic life of the yak herders on the trail to Simkotra Tsho.
The tiny landlocked country inclined mostly towards Buddhism is home to numerous Monasteries with complex designs and patterns that all tourists admire with trekking trail. This trek provides significant contact with the people, landscape, and culture of this mythic kingdom. The trek is designed to maximize exposure to the countryside and provide views of Bhutan's most spectacular mountain scenery.
The Druk Path Trek is a one-of-a-kind trek in the Land of the Druk; Bhutan opens up to mystical Buddhist monasteries, temples, and lush green landscapes. The trek begins with a scenic flight to the Paro International Airport, which lands in the marvelous Paro city. after Finishing Paro sightseeing including Tiger Nest Monastery. trekking trail start to Ta Dzong. Ta Dzong is at same attitude as paro city. Same day drive to the jelle Dzong which is an important in your adventurer trekking route. Similarly, Treks will go to more excitement after reaching Jangchulakha & Jimilangtsho. The trail takes you through forests of fir, blue pine and dwarf rhododendrons at altitudes ranging between 2400-4200m. after all reaching in Simkotra Tsho. It is quite beautiful places in case of scenery.