The Druk Path Trek is the perfect introduction to the Himalayas. It is not too strenuous and yet boasts some of the most beautiful views of the Himalayas.
Distance
57 Km
Difficulty
Moderate
Best Months to Trek
March to June and September to November
Description
What's Included
What's Excluded
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Visa for Bhutan
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Airport transfers
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Mineral bottled water
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Private tour guide
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Full service & assistance before, during and after your Bhutan trip
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Government fee, royalty, taxes & surcharges
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Tour driver & vehicle
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Accommodation at 3 star hotel
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Daily 3 meals (B/L/D) at designated restaurants or hotels
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Entry fees & road permits
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Licensed English-speaking guide
Checklist
- Sunglasses
- Camp Footwear (light shoes/trainers)
- Thick socks (2-4 pairs)
- Waterproof ¾ season jacket and trousers
- Down jackets
- Warm or sun hat
- Trekking boots
- Lightweight towel
- Thermal wear
- Suns cream and lip balm
Checklist
- Sunglasses
- Camp Footwear (light shoes/trainers)
- Thick socks (2-4 pairs)
- Waterproof ¾ season jacket and trousers
- Down jackets
- Warm or sun hat
- Trekking boots
- Lightweight towel
- Thermal wear
- Suns cream and lip balm
Accommodation and Meals
Like most trekking, the accommodation during the trek is mainly camping in tents. Bhutan does not have any commercial guesthouses along the trekking trail, as many of them are in remote areas and are in environmental regions that are protected from development.
All meals are included and prepared/catered by the cook and staff that will accompany you along the trail throughout the entire trekking period. On the trek you are assisted by your local guide, a cook, 2-3 helping staff/porters depending upon the group size.
Important Notes
- A good level of fitness is necessary
- Trek is not suitable for children aged under 13
- Not suitable for those with a respiratory, cardiac, or circulatory disorder or a disability that limits mobility
Druk Path Trek Itinerary
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