This is a combination of moderate and easy
treks. It starts at Phubjika Valley at 3000m,
which is one of the few glacial valleys of
Bhutan . It is the home of the rare black-necked
cranes, which migrate here in the winter
from Tibetan Plateau in the north. The valley
of Gangtey is one of the most beautiful places
in Bhutan and houses the century old Gangtey
Gompa , the only Nyingmapa monastery in Western
of Bhutan. You will trek through the villages
of Gogona and Khotoka passing through meadows,
fields and forests of Juniper, Magnolia and
Rhododendron. This is one of the finest low-level
treks in Bhutan .
Duration: 4 days trek and 5 days city. Grade : Moderate Season : All Year Maximum altitude : 3600m
Outline Itinerary:
Day
01:
Flight from
Kathmandu to Paro. Transfer to hotel.
Day 02:
Paro- Sightseeing and drive
to Thimphu
Day 03:
Thimpu and sightseeing.
Overnight hotel.
Day 04:
Drive 5 hours to Gangey
via Punakaha. Overnight camp or lodge.
Day 05:
Trek begins from Gangtey
Gogona. 5/6 hours. Camp at 2700m.
Day 06:
Trek over Shobju La (3600m)
and camp at Khotokha (2800m)
Day 07:
Climb over Tashila pass
( 2780m and trek ends at Chuzomsa
Day 08:
Chuzomsa - drive to Paro
Day 09:
Visit Visit Tiger's Nest
Day 10:
Transfer to airport for
departure.
Tour Prices:
Single Person Price: $ 1980
Double Occupancy Per Person Price: $1890
More than 2 persons: Per Person Price:
$1620
Notes: Airfare is not included in the
tour price.
COST INCLUDES:
Twin sharing accommodation with full board, all transfers as per the itinerary,
English speaking guide, All the monument entrance fees & govt. Taxes. All
camping equipments, meals for the trekking, porters and trekking permits.
COST EXCLUDES:
Airfares, visa fee of $20 (cash) payable upon arrival at airport, beverage, phone
calls, laundry, medical, insurance and any other expenses that are not specified
above.
Your senses will awake upon entering the
impressive courtyard of the Punakha Dzong; " Palace of Great
Happiness ". The Dzong lies between two rivers, the Pochu and
Mochu, male and female rivers.