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Jomolhari Bhutan Trek 9 Day

$ 3,425.00

The 9-day Jomolhari Trek in Bhutan spans a challenging 9-day expedition through the breathtaking Bhutanese Himalayas, promising breathtaking vistas of Mount Jomolhari. It begins in Paro and meanders through verdant forests, secluded villages, and mountain passes, providing opportunities to delve into Bhutanese culture and visit ancient monasteries. The journey culminates at the base camp of Mount Jomolhari, allowing for an up-close experience with this majestic peak. This 9-day Bhutan Jomolhari trek is not just a physical feat but also a cultural immersion, enriched by the warmth of Bhutanese hospitality. Adequate preparation is vital, given the high altitudes and unpredictable weather. Nevertheless, completing the trek ensures an indelible adventure in the mystical Land of the Thunder Dragon.

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Are you looking to plan an exciting Bhutan trek adventure? Explore our 9-day Bhutan Jomolhari trek package, which stands out as the top full trek option in Bhutan.

Take on the Jomolhari Trek, a revered and also challenging route through the great landscapes of the Bhutanese Himalayas. This trek lasts 8 to 9 days and also offers great views of Mount Jomolhari, one of Bhutan’s highest peaks.

Starting from Paro, the trail winds through forests, remote villages, and rugged mountain passes. Immerse yourself in Bhutanese culture, visit ancient monasteries, and also revel in the area’s natural beauty. The trek ends at the base camp of Mount Jomolhari. Thus, it provides a close view of this grand mountain.

The 9-day Jomolhari Bhutan trek is not just a test of physical stability instead it’s a cultural and spiritual trip. Engage with the local people, experience their warmth, and also delve into the rich culture of Bhutan. Proper physical preparation as well as strategic planning for high height and variable weather conditions are vital for this trek. Similarly, getting through the Jomolhari Trek will leave you with a sense of joy and a catchy adventure in the Land of the Thunder Dragon.

Best Time to Book a Trekking Package in Bhutan

To have a more fun Jomolhari trek, it’s a must to choose the right time. The optimal periods are before the rainy season (March to May) and after the rainy season (September to November). The weather is typically stable during these times. It provides clear skies and great views of the top mountains. Additionally, besides the Jomolhari Bhutan trek, we also have further trek and tour options and they are:

 

What to Bring for the Trek?

Proper preparation is a must for a successful trek. Pack the right clothes and gear to ensure warmth and a comfortable experience on the trail. Adequate preparation will better equip you to face the challenges and tasks during the trek.

On the other hand, please check our trek equipment list. This list will certainly be a guide for you if you plan to trek in Nepal. Similarly, you can check our AMC (Acute Mountain Sickness) which can be a good guide for you to learn more about getting ill on high heights in Nepal. Also, if you want to do a Peak climb in Nepal then please check the climbing equipment list that is a must while going on the Peak climb. Likewise, we suggest you check the updated TIMS card rule as there have been some new changes in Nepal.

Inquire about the Bhutan trek package with us

Our Bhutan Jomolhari 9-day trek package includes the visa fee. We will smooth the visa process by handling the application, as Bhutan issues e-visas, calling for booking a tour package. As the travel date approaches, we will provide all the necessary details. Refer to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade Royal Government of Bhutan for more Bhutan Visa information.

Information about Bhutan Visa

Your Jomolhari Bhutan 9-day trek package includes the visa fee, making sure a smooth visa process. Bhutan issues e-visas, and booking a tour package is a requirement. We handle the visa application along with proving your service. As your travel date approaches, we provide all the necessary details. For comprehensive information about Bhutan visas, refer to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade Royal Government of Bhutan.

To initiate the Bhutan visa application, provide the following documents:

  • Copy of passport
  • A photo of yourself
  • Details of your Travel Insurance

 

How to Get a Nepal Visa?

You can get Nepal visas upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport. To make the process faster and avoid long lines, fill out the Online Nepal Visa form a week before you arrive. Bringing a printed copy with the proof number helps you get through Immigration faster. Make sure you have enough cash for the visa fee when you arrive, as the cost depends on how long you’re staying and how often you’re entering. Also, we suggest you check our tourist visa in Nepal as there have been some major changes.

Booking is Open for 2024 / 2025

Are you planning to do a tour in 2024? If so, then in our Best Deals part, you can find the ideal information on the best price for the tour cost. Furthermore, book plans as soon as possible.

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Double/Twin Share

Itinerary

 

Day 1: Arrival in Paro

Arrive in Paro, and from the left side of the plane, savor stunning mountain views, including Everest, Kanchenjunga, Jomolhari, and Jichu Drakey. Our guide will warmly welcome you, facilitating your hotel check-in. After lunch, explore Bhutan’s rich history at the 17th-century National Museum. Visit the Paro Dzong, a monumental fortress now housing the monastic body, and conclude the day with a pleasant stroll downhill over an old cantilever bridge.

Overnight in Paro | Altitude: 2200m

Day 2: Paro Sightseeing

Embark on a morning hike to the revered Taktsang, the Tiger’s Nest, perched 800m above the valley on a vertical granite cliff. Legend has it that Guru Rinpoche meditated here in the 8th century, arriving on the back of a tigress. In the afternoon, participate in a special Buddhist prayer ceremony at the 1200-year-old Kyichu Lhakhang Temple for good luck on the journey.

Overnight in Paro | Altitude: 2200m

Day 3: Trek Paro to Thangthangkha (Distance: 21km, Walking time: 8hrs, Sleeping altitude: 3630m)

Embark on a trek from Shana to Thangthangkha, encountering a rocky trail along the Paro Chu with small ups and downs. The path may become muddy if it rains. After 2 ½ hours, reach a junction leading to Tibet. Rest and relax at the campsite.

Overnight at Tented Camp

Day 4: Thangthangkha to Jangothang (Distance: 16km, Walking time: 6hrs, Sleeping altitude: 4090m)

Encounter small sparse settlements and herds of yaks, crossing the tree line at 4000m. Camp at Jangothang, offering majestic views of Jomolhari and ancient ruins.

Overnight at Tented Camp

Day 5: Jangothang Halt

Take a day for acclimatization and rest. Consider an optional hike to Tshophu Lake at 4300m, approximately 2 hours from Jangothang.

Overnight at Tented Camp

Day 6: Jangothang to Yaksa (Distance: 17km, Walking time: 7hrs, Pass to cross: Bongtey La, 4820m, Sleeping altitude: 3800m)

Hike to Tshophu Lake, then climb to the pass for stunning views of Jomolhari and Jichu Drakey. Descend to Yaksa for the night.

Overnight at Tented Camp

Day 7: Yaksa to Thombu (Distance: 14km, Walking time: 5hrs, Pass to cross: Thombu La, 4550m, Sleeping altitude: 4150m)

Climb out of Yaksa, witness the Yaksa village across the valley, and cross the tree line. The pass, 1 hour away, offers views of Thombu, our camp, and on clear days, houses in Tibet.

Overnight at Tented Camp

Day 8: Thombu to Gunitsawa – Paro (Distance: 27km, Walking time: 7h, Sleeping altitude: 2200 M)

Navigate a short, steep climb out of the Thombu basin, traversing along a trail cut into a rocky cliff. Descend steeply for 4 hours, covering 1 ½ km of vertical descent. Reach the army check post, then drive to Paro. In the evening, explore the town, attend a meeting, and enjoy a farewell dinner.

Overnight in Paro

Day 9: Departure Transfer

After breakfast, our guide and driver will transfer you to the airport for your departure flight.

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Include / Exclude

 

Cost includes

  • 3* hotel on twin share basis at Paro
  • Tented Camp during trek with two men tents
  • All meals during 8 nights/9 days Bhutan tour
  • Private guided tour
  • Visas for Bhutan
  • Airport transfers
  • Professional and qualified English-speaking guide
  • An experienced driver and private vehicle for tours and transfers
  • Entry fees & road permits
  • Mineral bottled water
  • Trekking equipment such as sleeping tent, kitchen & Toilets
  • Necessary horses and porters as required for camp assistance
  • Sleeping bag and mats as required
  • Government fee, royalties, taxes & surcharges

 

Cost Excludes

  • The cost excludes Bhutan airfares, any extended Bhutan tours apart from trek or itinerary, and personal expenses.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

 

Q1. Do I need a guide to trek in Bhutan?

Yes, trekking in Bhutan requires hiring a licensed guide, and independent trekking is not allowed. Guides help ensure safety, respect for local customs, and environmental conservation.

Q2. What is the best time for trekking in Bhutan?

The best times for trekking are during the pre-monsoon (March to May) and post-monsoon (September to November) seasons when the weather is stable and views are clear.

Q3. How fit do I need to be for Bhutan treks?

Trekking in Bhutan can be physically demanding due to high altitudes and steep terrain. It’s advisable to be in good physical shape and acclimatize properly.

Q4. What is the average duration of Bhutan treks?

Trek durations vary, but many treks last from 4 to 10 days, including both the trekking and acclimatization days.

Q5. What should I pack for a Bhutan trek?

You’ll need suitable clothing for variable weather, sturdy trekking boots, a good backpack, sleeping bag, and other essentials like a first-aid kit, trekking poles, and a rain jacket.

Q6. How do I obtain a trekking permit for Bhutan?

Trekking permits are obtained through registered tour operators in Bhutan. They will arrange the necessary permits and logistics for your trek.

Q7. What is the accommodation like during treks in Bhutan?

Accommodations during treks typically include camping in tents and occasionally staying in basic trekking lodges or homestays in local villages.

Q8. Can I trek year-round in Bhutan?

While trekking is possible year-round, the most popular and recommended trekking seasons are during the spring and autumn months due to favorable weather conditions.

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