7 Days 6 Nights
Tour Facts
2,400m-4,200 m
Summer
1 pax & above
Trekking Map
Package Includes:
- Three-star plus hotel accommodation
- Three meals a day
- Transportation (SUV, mini bus, or coaster)
- Experienced guides
- Trekking gear
- Camping equipment
- Entry fees
- Mineral water
- Cultural program (for groups of 10 or more)
- Taxes
Package Excludes:
- Air Ticket
- Travel Insurance
- Visa Fees
- laundry
Overview
This six-day trek is befittingly for those who cannot endure high altitude climbing. The trek connects Paro, the airport district, and Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital city; passing through mountains, rides, lakes, meadows, and alpine landscape dotted with alpine and dwarf rhododendron forests.
One major attractions of this trek is the glimpse of the panoramic Mt. Gangkar Puensum, the highest unscaled peak in the world.
The distance between the rest camps is relatively short with altitudes ranging between 2,400-4,200 m.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Chaling – Damnongchu
The trek to Merak begins from Chaling, which can be reached by following an unsealed road from Rangjung. The camping area is at Damnongchu, located after Mindrula and lying at about 3,316m.
Day 2: Damnongchu – Merak
Day 3: Merak – Miksa Teng
Day 4: Miksa Teng – Sakteng
Day 5: Sakteng Day Halt
Day 6: Sakteng – Jyonkhar Teng
Day 7: Jyonkhar Teng – Phongmay