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High in the clouds of the majestic Himalaya Mountains lies the enchanting kingdom of Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon. This tiny landlocked state is a living museum with exquisite architecture and still intact Buddhist culture arousing visions of Shangri – la. As part of the silk route of central Asia, traders from exotic and far-flung lands have long spoken of the beauties of these lands.
The grandeur and pristine beauty of nature finds its counter part in the life style of the Bhutanese. The pace of life is unhurried, and strongly influenced by Mahayana Buddhism, of which Bhutan is the last bastion. Religious festivals are very important in Bhutanese life and are raucous, joyous affairs. The dzongs, or fortresses, come to life with vivid color, a cacophony of music, and cheerful dancing as valley dwelling farmers and townsfolk, dressed in their finest kira (for women) and goa (for men), join together to exorcise evil spirits and rejoice in seasonal changes. The opportunities to visit little villages, farms and local shrines are particularly good on this short trek.
The challenging and vigorous trekking in natural pristine of Bhutan is amazing with festival sometimes, and indeed one enjoys more than he pays.
Day 01: Fly to Paro from Kathmandu.
Arrival in Paro (International Airport of Bhutan) and then transfer to hotel. During the Time flying onwards Bhutan the visitors enjoy the breathtaking views of Mt. Everest, Kanchanjunga and other major peaks like Mt. Jhomolhari and Jitchu Drake. O/N at hotel.
Day 02: Crossing 3900m of the kingdom
We drive to Chelela Pass which is in easy access with the motorable roads. Then explore and hike around the Pass. O/N at hotel
Day 03: Drive along side of the river called Chu to Thimpu, the capital city of Bhutan.
Drive goes onwards to the colorful Memorial chorten, dedicated to the king and follow the road to Tarkin zoo, the name of the zoo is derived from Bhutanese National birds, meaning the rare species of animal and birds in Bhutan. The tour then goes to traditional Painting School, National Library, Indigenous Hospital, handicraft factory, Zlukha Nunnery etc. O/N at hotel on full board menu.
Day 04: Drive to Bumthang
which helds the myth and mysterious tales about the Guru Padmasambhava who repelled out the feast and protect the people. Tour to Jakar Dzong, Castle of white bird, Jambay Lhakhang (old monastery) and Mebar Tso, all these are the historical monuments and has great value to Bhutanese. Evening fire ceremony at Jambay Lhakhang, as the festival starts. Overnight at hotel.
Day 05: Tkatsang to Jele Dzong.
4hrs walk, pleasant ascent. Over night at camp (2575m)
Day 06: Jele Dzong at Janchulakha trek.
5hrs walk through amazing green forest. Overnight at camp(2880m).
Day 07: Janchulakha at Jimlantso trek.
Walk 5hrs, furrow the way between beautiful nature land. Over night at camp(3200m).
Day 08: Jimalntso lake at Simkota lake trek.
Crossing many lakes, yak pasture. overnight at Camp(3850m)
Day 09: Simkota at Phajoding trek.
Ascent and descent. Ascent rewards Bhutan’s highest mountain views. Overnight at camp.
Day 10: To, Thimpu trek.
Walk through pine forest. Later on relax and stroll the city. O/N at hotel.
Day 11: Sight seeing at the capital of the country
Where the cluster of tradinational handicraft factory, painting school, hand mad paper factory, nunnery, memorial chorten ect. O/N at hotel.
Day 12: Trip onward to Punakha
The winter capital, sight seeing at wangdi historical monuments. O/N at hotel.
Day 13: Trip onward to Punakha
At the winter capital, sight seeing at wangdi historical monuments. O/N at hotel.
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