Paro to Thimphu, Bhutan
Bhutan Druk Path Trek
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Duration
6 Days
Max Altitude
4,210 m (Phume La)
Group Size
2–10 people
Difficulty
moderate
Trip Starts
Paro
Trip Ends
Thimphu
Meals
Full board throughout
Accommodation
Camping (4 nights) + 3-star hotels
Overview
The Druk Path Trek is Bhutan's most popular trek — a short, scenic walk between Paro and Thimphu over the high ridges that separate the two valleys. The trail crosses several high lakes filled with trout, ancient lhakhangs and remote yak-herder camps. With clear-day views of Mt. Jomolhari, Tsherimgang and the Gangkar Puensum massif, this trek packs a lot of variety into just six days while showcasing Bhutan's mystical Buddhist atmosphere.
Highlights
- Cross 6 high passes between Paro and Thimphu
- Pristine alpine lakes — Jimilangtsho, Janetso
- Visit Phajoding Monastery
- Views of Jomolhari and Gangkar Puensum
- Bhutan's most accessible trek
Day-by-Day Itinerary
6 days2,200 m. Visit Rinpung Dzong and the National Museum.
What's Included
✓Bhutan SDF (Sustainable Development Fee)
✓Bhutan visa
✓Trekking guide & camping crew
✓Full tented camp setup with all gear
✓All meals throughout trip
✓Internal transport
What's Not Included
International flights to Paro
Travel insurance
Personal expenses
Tips for crew
Souvenirs and bottled drinks
Frequently Asked Questions
Know Before You Go
Bhutan travel notes
- •Visas processed in advance only
- •All-inclusive package mandatory
- •Cash withdrawals limited
What to expect
- •Camping with full crew support
- •Hot meals, trout, fresh vegetables
- •Possible afternoon rain
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