Trekkingin Bhutan allows the trekkers to gain off the beat trekking trail with the
overwhelming Bhutanese sceneries on the
lap of Himalayas. It is the best way to know the real Bhutanese landscape and
typical Bhutanese culture. There are several routes in Bhutan:
The Jhomolhari Trek
It
is the most known trekking route of Bhutan. The main highlights of
Jomolhari Trek are the stunning sceneries of Mt. Jomolhari from Jomolhari Base
Camp and high passes with the view of other high peaks. Prior climbing experience is required for this trek
Druk Path Trek
It is
fairly easy hike which offers
hikers stunning views of Mt. Gangkar Puensum, the highest unscaled peak in the
world. The trail takes you through forests of fir, blue pine and dwarf
rhododendrons at altitudes ranging between 2400-4200 m.
Snowman Trek
Snowman
trek leads to the remote valleys of Bhutan. This is one of the hardest high
altitude treks, but an incredible experience for anyone who takes the
challenges. Starting point of snowman trek is Drukgyel Dzong after a
short drive from Paro, heading directly towards Jhomolhari at 7314m (24,135 ft.
) Third highest peak in Bhutan.
Duer Hot Springs Trek
It
is one of the most challenging trek available in Bhutan. This trek will take
you to the most beautiful hot spring in the Himalayas. The trek leads you
through the forests of spruce, hemlock,
juniper and maple, through regions populated by herds of Blue Sheep, Musk Deer
and even Himalayan Black Bears.
Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek
This
is a short trek near Thimpu to a large number of lovely high altitude lakes. The
trails will lead you through terraced paddy fields and through coniferous
forests to the settlements of Geynikha with the spectacular views of the whole
Dagala range.
Bumthang Owl Trek
This
three day trek will lead you through the forests of blue pine, maple, birch, spruce,
juniper, bamboo, rugged landscape with countless varieties of rhododendron. It
offers you the unparalleled views of
Mt. Gangkar Puensum, the highest unclimbed peak in the world.
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