Overview
The Jomolhari Trek is one of Bhutan’s most iconic long-distance treks, offering an exhilarating mix of alpine wilderness, Himalayan grandeur, and deep cultural immersion. Beginning from Paro, the trail winds through remote villages, dense pine and rhododendron forests, and high mountain passes that open up to sweeping views of Mount Jomolhari (7,314m)—revered as the abode of a protective goddess.
Over several days, you’ll journey alongside crystal-clear rivers, encounter yak
herders in their summer pastures, and camp beneath dazzling starry skies at
high altitudes. The highlight is the base camp at Jangothang, where the
majestic face of Mount Jomolhari rises dramatically before you—a sight that
leaves every traveller in awe. From there, the trek continues over the Bonnte
La and Takhung La passes, offering some of the most breathtaking panoramic
views in the entire Himalayas.
Challenging yet deeply rewarding, the Jomolhari Trek is perfect for those
seeking a true Himalayan adventure filled with solitude, raw beauty, and spiritual connection to nature.
Distance: 120KM
Difficulty: Moderate to Hard
Best Months: March — May, September — November
All our tours are fully customisable — the itineraries you see are simply a
starting point. We’ll work closely with you to tailor every detail so your Bhutan
journey is truly your own.
Brief Tour Itinerary
Day 1- Welcome to Bhutan – The Land of the Thunder Dragon.
Day 2-Paro – Drukgyal Dzong, Taktshang Monastery & Kyichu Lhakhang.
Day 3-Drive to Haa via Chelela Pass (3,988M).
Day 4-Trek begins – Paro to Shana (2,850M)
Day 5-Shana to Jangothang (4,040M)
Day 6-Jangothang to Lingshi via Nyelela pass (4,700M)
Day 7-Lingshi to Shodu via Yalela Pass (4,950M)
Day 8-Shodu to Barshong (3,710M)
Day 9-Barshong to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan
Day 10-Farewell Bhutan