13-Day Jomolhari Trek
A thirteen-day high-altitude trekking framework to the base of Jomolhari, with acclimatisation in Paro, a rest day at Jangothang and a loop over Bonte La.
Trekking
A twelve-day trekking framework with preparation time in Paro, a flexible seven-day trail window and a return through Thimphu.
This twelve-day Druk Path itinerary framework combines preparation time in Paro, a seven-day trail window and time in Thimphu before returning to Paro. It is for travellers comfortable with consecutive walking days and camping in the mountains.
Use the first two days to settle in and review your walking experience, equipment and logistics with the trekking team. Extra preparation time can be added to the journey. Discuss the demands of sustained walking and altitude before choosing this route.
The final trek briefing sets out daily stages and distances, approved campsites, supplied equipment, meals, baggage arrangements and contingency plans. The seven-day trail window is flexible: it is not a fixed campsite schedule. Weather and trail conditions can change the day-by-day programme.
After the trail, allow time for rest in Thimphu and light cultural visits if you wish, then return to Paro before departure. If camping is not your preference, ask for a separate cultural itinerary with day walks and hotel stays.
We tailor the hotels, meals, visits and walking pace to your group. Your written itinerary and quote identify the agreed services, government fees and applicable GST before you book. See our visa, SDF and tax guide for the current fee breakdown.
Send your dates, group size and interests to request your itinerary and quote.
Settle into Paro and keep the first day light. Discuss the trek and any additional preparation time needed. Overnight in Paro.
Review equipment and logistics with the trekking provider. Choose a modest walk if appropriate; avoid scheduling a demanding hike simply to fill the day. Overnight in Paro.
Transfer to the agreed start and begin the first stage. The guide confirms the route, camp and walking plan around conditions. Camping arrangements must be stated in the final itinerary.
Continue the agreed trail programme with breaks and progress reviewed by the trekking team. The precise camp is confirmed in the operational route briefing.
Walk the next planned stage, allowing the team to assess conditions and adjust timing. The final route briefing identifies camps; mountain views depend on the weather.
Continue the trek according to the confirmed itinerary. Meal, equipment and baggage arrangements are those listed in the final trek quote.
Maintain a pace agreed with the guide and leave flexibility for weather. Route changes depend on safe and permitted alternatives.
Complete the next stage within the planned trail window. The overnight arrangement and return logistics are confirmed before the trek with the team.
Finish the agreed walking route and transfer to the confirmed accommodation. A delayed exit may require changes to the remaining programme. Overnight in Thimphu.
Keep a flexible day for rest, with light sightseeing only if desired. Avoid treating this day as guaranteed weather-delay capacity without checking flight arrangements. Overnight in Thimphu.
Travel back to Paro and use the remaining time for rest or a short visit. Overnight in Paro.
Transfer for the confirmed flight, with any extension agreed before departure.
No. This is a flexible itinerary framework. Daily distances, campsites, supplied equipment and emergency arrangements must be confirmed by the trekking provider before you book.
Yes, request a separate cultural-and-walking itinerary. A day-hike programme needs different accommodation and logistics from this camping proposal.
Yes. Use this route as a planning starting point. Ask about changing the pace, hotels, walking days or arrival arrangements before requesting your final quote.
Price is on request. Your written quote sets out the travel dates, group size, rooms, hotels, meals, SDF, visa charges and applicable GST, with payment and cancellation terms.
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