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Paro, Bhutan
Paro, Bhutan
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Enjoy the most popular and stunning nature trek of Bhutan.
Visit Taktshang (Tiger Nest) Monastery, one of the greatest site in the country.
See what makes Bhutan the happiest country on the planet.
Trek through Bhutan’s mystical landscapes on the "11 Day Druk Path Trek," a journey steeped in history and Himalayan grandeur. Once closed to outsiders, the Druk Path now welcomes adventurous spirits—young adults and seasoned trekkers alike—to discover its windswept ridges, rhododendron-filled valleys, and time-honored villages.
This trek is designed for those who seek cultural immersion without the extremes of Bhutan’s most strenuous hikes. With panoramic mountain views and significant local encounters, you’ll experience Bhutan’s unique traditions and natural beauty up close. The highlight? Trekking in a land where ancient ways remain alive, and the Himalayas reveal their most enchanting vistas.
The unique selling point is the balance between cultural depth and manageable challenge, making this trek an accessible yet authentic Bhutanese adventure.
The Tigers nest was a super start to this holiday and must not be missed. There followed a tour of the Pato valley. The a fine fine hike with four nights in tents from Paro to Thimphu. Well organised with a guide who was great for Bhutanese culture and who had very good English. Good food and we were looked after well. Scenery is not as spectacular as in Nepal but it is a beautiful area. We reached 4200 m and it snowed on s one night but we were warm enough. After the trek we spent time being driven to various wonderful cultural sites and over a pass into a further valley. The Dzongs and temples were superb. A memorable trip.
