Mt. Jomolhari (7,300m), Jichu Drake (6,794m), Tsherimgang (6,789m), Kang Bum (6,526m), Gangchhenta (6,840 m), Gangla Karchung (6,395m), Jekangphu Gang (7,100m), Tsenda Kang (7,000m) and Teri Gang (7,300m), Table Mountain (7,100m), Gangkar Puensum (7,570m).
Nyilila pass (4,870m), Gobu La (4,410m), Sinche La (5,005m), Tsomo La (4,900m), Gangla Karchung La (5,120m), Keche La pass (4,650m), Gophu La pass (5,230m), Juli La (4,700m), Saka La (4,800m).
- 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
- Air Ticket
- Travel Insurance
- Visa Fees
- laundry
Touted as one of the most challenging treks in the world, it takes trekkers into the extreme snow-capped northern frontiers of the high Himalayas.
Breathtakingly beautiful, the route traverses highland settlements, amazing vistas of Bhutan’s highest mountains, and more than a dozen scenic mountain passes, where only a very few have stepped before. The journey is unforgettable as it meanders through alpine meadows, conifer, juniper and rhododendron forests, beautiful and balmy hot springs, valleys inhabited by yak herders and highlanders, glacial lakes, the head waters of Bhutan’s major rivers and spectacular views of the Tibetan plateau.
This region of the world is also the home of the elusive snow