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35 Days
Grand Trans Bhutan Trail
Complete crossing from Haa to Trashigang
Duration
35 Days
Difficulty
Challenging
Destinations
Haa to Trashigang (Complete TBT)
Best Time
March-May, September-November
Overview
The complete Trans Bhutan Trail: 403 kilometers spanning the kingdom from Haa Valley to Trashigang over 35 transformative days. Walk the ancient routes once used by royalty, pilgrims, and traders through dramatic landscapes from the 4,000-meter Pumola Pass to subtropical eastern valleys. Cross historic cantilever bridges, stay in remote villages, and experience Bhutan's full cultural tapestry in this profound immersion ranked among the world's great long-distance trails.
Journey Highlights
Complete west-to-east TBT crossing (403 km)
Tiger's Nest pilgrimage on Day 4
Pumola Pass - highest point on entire TBT (4,000m)
Historic dzongs: Trongsa, Jakar, Mongar, Trashigang
Remote villages, homestays, and authentic cultural immersion
Tailored Itinerary
1
Day 1: Arrival at Paro & Drive to Haa Valley
Arrive at Paro Airport with Himalayan views. Drive to remote Haa Valley via Chelela Pass (3,810m), one of Bhutan's highest motorable passes with prayer flags and Mount Jomolhari views. Descend into tranquil Haa, one of Bhutan's smallest and most isolated districts.
Experience Highlights
- Paro Airport arrival with a smooth welcome and Himalayan valley orientation
- Haa Valley acclimatization to recharge, adapt to altitude, and enjoy the mountain atmosphere
- Chelela Pass crossing (3,810m) with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- Mount Jomolhari views with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
Hotel in Haa
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
2
Day 2: Acclimatization Walks & Cultural Exploration in Haa
Gentle acclimatization walk through Haa Valley's pastoral landscapes and village lanes. Visit Lhakhang Karpo (White Temple) and Lhakhang Nagpo (Black Temple), the revered twin-temple complex. Optional traditional blessing from local lama before beginning the TBT journey.
Experience Highlights
- Local farmhouse visits to connect with daily life, local food, and community stories
- Traditional blessing ceremony with guided reflection rooted in Bhutanese spiritual practice
- Lhakhang Karpo and Nagpo temples for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Valley acclimatization walk along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
Hotel in Haa
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
3
Day 3: Katsho Village to Ngopa Village, Paro Valley
First full TBT trekking day (17km). Historic route connecting Haa and Paro valleys. Climb through yak pastures to Kaleyla Pass with views of Jomolhari, Jichu Drakye, and Tsherimgang. Descend to Ngopa village and visit 7th-century Kyichu Lhakhang.
Experience Highlights
- Himalayan panoramic views with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- TBT trek: 17km, 8 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Kaleyla Pass crossing with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- Kyichu Lhakhang temple visit for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Hotel in Paro
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
4
Day 4: Tiger's Nest (Taktsang) Monastery Hike
Iconic pilgrimage to Taktsang Monastery (9km round trip). Ascend through pine forests to monastery perched on cliffs 900m above valley. Explore Guru Rinpoche's meditation cave and sacred halls. Afternoon sand mandala practice, farmhouse dinner with archery, and optional hot stone bath.
Experience Highlights
- Tiger's Nest hike (6-7 hours) along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Farmhouse experience and hot stone bath to connect with daily life, local food, and community stories
- Guru Rinpoche meditation cave with guided reflection rooted in Bhutanese spiritual practice
- Sand mandala practice as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
Hotel in Paro
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
5
Day 5: Damchenang Village to Tsalunang Village
TBT trek (13km) eastward through community forests and farming settlements. Picnic lunch at Jela Pass with optional Jela Dzong visit, associated with Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. Descend through blue pine and rhododendron forests rich with birdlife.
Experience Highlights
- Prayer flag raising ceremony with guided reflection rooted in Bhutanese spiritual practice
- Birdwatching opportunities as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- TBT trek: 13km, 7-8 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Jela Pass and Dzong visit for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Camp at Tsalunang
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
6
Day 6: Tsalunang Village to Buddha Dordenma & Thimphu
TBT trek (18km) to Bhutan's capital. Climb through fir forests and yak pastures to Pumola Pass (4,000m), the highest point on entire TBT. Descend to Buddha Point with monumental 51-meter gilded Buddha Dordenma overlooking Thimphu Valley.
Experience Highlights
- Visit Buddha Dordenma, the giant golden Buddha overlooking the entire Thimphu Valley
- Thimphu Valley views with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- TBT trek: 18km, 7-8 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Pumola Pass (4,000m) - TBT high point with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
Hotel in Thimphu
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
7
Day 7: Thimphu to Hongtsho Village
TBT trek (20km) following ancient route once vital for traders and pilgrims. Descend through Debsi Valley, visit Simtokha Dzong (Bhutan's oldest surviving dzong, built 1629). Continue through orchards and market gardens to Hongtsho Village.
Experience Highlights
- Agricultural landscapes as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Debsi Valley descent along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- TBT trek: 20km, 7-8 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Simtokha Dzong visit for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Hotel near Hongtsho
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
8
Day 8: Hongtsho Village to Thinleygang Village
TBT trek (13km) to Dochula Pass with 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens and sunrise Himalayan views. Follow Divine Madman Trail through forests rich with Drukpa Kuenley legends. Descend to Thinleygang Lhakhang.
Experience Highlights
- Prayer flag offerings with guided reflection rooted in Bhutanese spiritual practice
- TBT trek: 13km, 6-7 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Dochula Pass 108 chortens for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Divine Madman Trail along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
Camp at Thinleygang
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
9
Day 9: Thinleygang Village to Punakha Dzong
TBT trek (15km) following Drukpa Kuenley's footsteps. Visit Toeb Chandhana Lhakhang where his arrow landed. Lunch at Sew Drangsa, monastic rest stop. Descend to magnificent Punakha Dzong at the confluence of Pho and Mo Chhu rivers.
Experience Highlights
- Monastic migration route as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Punakha Valley views with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- TBT trek: 15km, 6-7 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Toeb Chandhana Lhakhang for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Homestay in Punakha
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
10
Day 10: Rest Day in Punakha Valley
Cultural immersion in Bhutan's ancient capital. Hike to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten through rice terraces. Visit magnificent Punakha Dzong (Palace of Great Happiness). Walk across Bhutan's longest suspension bridge. Evening homestay cultural experience.
Experience Highlights
- Cooking demonstrations and storytelling as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Punakha Dzong exploration for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Khamsum Yulley Chorten hike along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Suspension bridge walk along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
Homestay in Punakha
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
11
Day 11: Punakha Dzong to Lingmukha Village
TBT trek (12km) through lush paddy fields and forested slopes. Visit Lingmukha Lhakhang, sacred temple built by Terton Dorjee Lingpa in 14th century. Arrive in the 'Golden Bowl' valley renowned for abundant rice terraces.
Experience Highlights
- Rice terrace landscapes as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Valley panoramic views with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- TBT trek: 12km, 6-7 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Lingmukha Lhakhang temple for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Camp at Lingmukha
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
12
Day 12: Lingmukha Village to Samtengang Village
TBT trek (14km) along historic route connecting ancient communities. Visit Chungse Azhe Gyalzom Lhakhang and Lhakhang Thangkha, sacred site of Kunkhyen Longchen Rabjam. Lunch at local restaurant in Chungseykha village.
Experience Highlights
- Shar Valley views with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- Sacred temple visits for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Village cultural encounters to connect with daily life, local food, and community stories
- TBT trek: 14km, 7-8 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
Camp at Samtengang
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
13
Day 13: Samtengang Village to Razawo Village
TBT trek (16km) through one of most remote and historically significant sections. Ancient route used by royal messenger Garp Lunghi Khorlo. Trek through untouched wilderness with complete nature immersion. Visit ancient Razawo Chorten from Buddha Kashyapa era.
Experience Highlights
- Razawo Chorten sacred site for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Pristine wilderness immersion as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- TBT trek: 16km, 7-8 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Historic royal messenger route as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
Camp at Razawo
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
14
Day 14: Razawo Village to Longtey Village
TBT trek (16km) with sustained climb through alpine meadows. Visit Rida village temple housing Buddha of Longevity. Cross Pelela Pass (3,413m), boundary between western and central Bhutan. Descend to Longtey meadows.
Experience Highlights
- Yak-hair artisan products as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- TBT trek: 16km, 6-7 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Pelela Pass crossing (3,413m) with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- Buddha of Longevity temple for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Camp at Longtey
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
15
Day 15: Longtey Village to Chendebji Village
TBT trek (16km) through wide alpine meadows with yak herder camps. Farmhouse lunch at Rukubji with rare Ngyen-Kye dialect speakers. Visit Rukubji Lhakhang and sacred Chendebji Chorten built to subdue demoness Nyala Dudm.
Experience Highlights
- Yak herder encounters as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- TBT trek: 16km, 6-7 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Rukubji village and rare dialect to connect with daily life, local food, and community stories
- Chendebji Chorten visit for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Camp at Chendebji
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
16
Day 16: Chendebji Village to Tshangkha Village
TBT trek (23km), longest day on trail. Pass hydroelectric sites showcasing Bhutan's carbon-negative status. Farmhouse lunch at Tangsibji. Visit Trashichoeling Lhakhang and Tshangkha Lhakhang temples.
Experience Highlights
- Historic temple visits for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Hydroelectric project insights as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- TBT trek: 23km, 7-8 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Tangsibji farmhouse lunch to connect with daily life, local food, and community stories
Camp at Tshangkha
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
17
Day 17: Tshangkha Village to Trongsa via Kewathang
TBT trek (13km) to Bhutan's geographical center. Experience dramatic traditional approach to Trongsa as ancient royal messengers did. Cross historic cantilever bridge over Mangde River. Visit magnificent Trongsa Dzong and Royal Heritage Museum.
Experience Highlights
- TBT trek: 13km, 6-7 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Trongsa Dzong visit for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Royal Heritage Museum for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Historic cantilever bridge with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
Camp at Kewathang
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
18
Day 18: Kewathang Village to Geytsa Village
TBT trek (19km) crossing Yotongla Pass (3,427m). Trek through multiple ecological zones rewarding for birdwatchers. Pass Chuchi Lhakhang, believed to be one of 108 temples built by King Songtsen Gampo. Follow Geytsa River to village.
Experience Highlights
- Diverse ecological zones as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Chuchi Lhakhang visit for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- TBT trek: 19km, 8-9 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Yotongla Pass crossing (3,427m) with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
Hotel in Geytsa
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
19
Day 19: Geytsa Village to Jakar Valley (Bumthang)
TBT trek (16km) on historically significant Royal Family route. Climb through pine forests to Kikila Pass, overlapping with Owl Trek. Descend into spiritual heartland of Bumthang with views of Jakar Dzong.
Experience Highlights
- Bumthang Valley arrival with a smooth welcome and Himalayan valley orientation
- Kikila Pass crossing with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- TBT trek: 16km, 7-8 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Historic Royal Family route as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
Hotel in Bumthang
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
20
Day 20: Jakar Valley to Tang Valley & Membartsho
TBT trek (14km) through Bumthang's sacred sites. Visit Lhodrak Karchu Dratsang monastery and Pema Choling Nunnery. Continue to sacred Membartsho (Burning Lake) where Pema Lingpa discovered hidden treasures.
Experience Highlights
- Membartsho sacred site with serene waterside scenery and excellent photo opportunities
- TBT trek: 14km, 6-7 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Lhodrak Karchu monastery for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Pema Choling Nunnery as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
Hotel in Bumthang
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
21
Day 21: Rest Day in Jakar Valley (Bumthang)
Cultural exploration of Bhutan's spiritual heart. Visit Jakar Dzong (Castle of White Bird), Wangdicholing Palace Museum, ancient Jambay Lhakhang, sacred Kurjey Lhakhang with Guru Rinpoche's body imprint, and Tamshing Monastery murals. Swiss brewery and cheese tasting.
Experience Highlights
- Swiss brewery and cheese factory as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Jakar Dzong and palace museum for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Jambay and Kurjey Lhakhang for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Tamshing Monastery murals for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Hotel in Bumthang
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
22
Day 22: Bumthang to Ura Valley
TBT trek (17km) toward remote Ura Valley, Bumthang's highest settlement. Trek through buckwheat fields and rural countryside. Climb to Sheytangla Chorten with panoramic Ura Valley views. Descend to village renowned for stone houses and yak herding.
Experience Highlights
- Buckwheat field landscapes as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Traditional Ura village arrival with a smooth welcome and Himalayan valley orientation
- Sheytangla Chorten viewpoint for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- TBT trek: 17km, 7-8 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
Homestay in Ura
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
23
Day 23: Ura Valley to Gayzamchu
TBT trek (11km) beginning at Ura Lhakhang with two-storey Guru Rinpoche statue. Climb to Wangthangla Pass entering Phrumsengla National Park, habitat for red pandas, tigers, and Himalayan birds.
Experience Highlights
- Ura Lhakhang temple for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- TBT trek: 11km, 5-6 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Wangthangla Pass with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- Phrumsengla National Park as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
Camp at Gayzamchu
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
24
Day 24: Gayzamchu to Sengor Village
TBT trek (13km) through high-altitude Phrumsengla National Park. Climb through vibrant rhododendron forests with red panda sighting opportunities. Cross Thrimshingla Pass before descending to Sengor Village on high ridge.
Experience Highlights
- Rhododendron forest trails along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Red panda habitat as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Thrimshingla Pass crossing with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- TBT trek: 13km, 5-6 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
Camp at Sengor
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
25
Day 25: Sengor Village to Latongla
TBT trek (10km) descending through Sengor Valley. Visit centuries-old Sengor Lhakhang. Trek through pristine forest with remarkable ecological diversity, accompanied by roar of Phangphangla Waterfall. Three river ford crossings.
Experience Highlights
- Sengor Lhakhang temple for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Phangphangla Waterfall views with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- TBT trek: 10km, 6-7 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- River ford crossings with serene waterside scenery and excellent photo opportunities
Camp at Latongla
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
26
Day 26: Latongla to Lingmithang Town
TBT trek (15km) with dramatic 2,000m descent through dense subtropical forest. Follow ancient dry-stone staircases. Pass haunting ruins of Zhongar Dzong, destroyed by fire and earthquake with legendary serpent guardian.
Experience Highlights
- TBT trek: 15km, 9-10 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- 2,000m dramatic descent along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Ancient stone staircases as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Zhongar Dzong ruins for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Camp at Lingmithang
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
27
Day 27: Lingmithang Town to Mongar Town
TBT trek (16km) toward principal town of eastern Bhutan. Cross Kuri Zampa bridge over Kuri River. Steep climb through lush vegetation to Mongar. Visit Mongar Dzong (built 1930) housing monastery supporting young monks.
Experience Highlights
- Eastern Bhutan transition as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- TBT trek: 16km, 7-8 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Kuri River bridge crossing with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- Mongar Dzong visit for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Hotel in Mongar
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
28
Day 28: Mongar Town to Korila
TBT trek (11km) through villages of Wengkhar and Themdangbi toward Korila Pass. Picnic lunch at sacred Wadipa Nye with Guru Rinpoche statue commemorating 7th-century event. Annual festival site with prosperity blessing tradition.
Experience Highlights
- Eastern village encounters to connect with daily life, local food, and community stories
- Korila Pass approach with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- TBT trek: 11km, 5-6 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Wadipa Nye sacred site as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
Camp at Korila
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
29
Day 29: Korila to Sherizampa
TBT trek (13km) descending from Korila with 1,500m elevation loss. Visit Jarong Khasor Stupa with unique bent base legend. Continue through dense subtropical forests to warm Sherizampa valley.
Experience Highlights
- Climate zone transition as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Subtropical forest descent along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- TBT trek: 13km, 6-7 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Jarong Khasor Stupa for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Camp at Sherizampa
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
30
Day 30: Sherizampa to Drametse Village
TBT trek (12km) crossing suspension bridge and climbing through pine and lemongrass forests. Arrive at Drametse Lhakhang, built 16th century by Pema Lingpa's granddaughter. Religious and cultural center of eastern Bhutan.
Experience Highlights
- Pema Lingpa lineage site as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Drametse Lhakhang temple for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- TBT trek: 12km, 6-7 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Suspension bridge crossing with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
Camp at Drametse
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
31
Day 31: Drametse Village to Gongthung Village
TBT trek (15km) descending past Bazur village and Lhakhang. Scenic picnic at Narang. Cross into Trashigang district at Durung. Visit Dongnga Choeling temple and Jarong Khashor Stupa linking eastern Bhutan with Himalayan neighbors.
Experience Highlights
- District boundary crossing as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- TBT trek: 15km, 8-9 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
- Bazur Lhakhang visit for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Jarong Khashor Stupa for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Camp at Gongthung
Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
32
Day 32: Gongthung Village to Trashigang - TBT Completion!
Final TBT trek (7km) completing 400km journey from Haa! Descend through villages to Chazam bridge over Dangmechhu River. Enter Trashigang with panoramic dzong views. Celebrate at Trashigang Dzong, imposing fortress built 1659.
Experience Highlights
- TBT completion celebration as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- 400km achievement dinner as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Trashigang Dzong visit for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Final TBT trek: 7km, 4-5 hours along scenic routes linking culture, nature, and local life
Hotel in Trashigang
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Celebration Dinner
33
Day 33: Trashigang to Paro (Domestic Flight)
Transfer to Yonphula Airport for domestic flight to Paro with aerial views of Bhutan's valleys and Himalayan peaks. Relaxed afternoon in Paro with optional town exploration, cafés, and handicraft shopping.
Experience Highlights
- Domestic flight Yonphula to Paro as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Aerial Himalayan views with wide Himalayan panoramas and changing alpine landscapes
- Explore Paro town's traditional architecture, local craft stores, and cozy cafés
- Handicraft shopping as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
Hotel in Paro
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 34: Explore Paro & Farewell
Visit Ta Dzong National Museum and historic Paro Rinpung Dzong. Explore Paro's charming streets and shops. Traditional Bhutanese hot stone bath to rejuvenate after month-long trek. Farewell dinner celebrating TBT completion.
Experience Highlights
- Farewell celebration dinner as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Hot stone bath relaxation as a richer guest experience with context, story, and place
- Ta Dzong National Museum for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
- Paro Rinpung Dzong for deeper insight into Bhutanese history, symbolism, and living tradition
Hotel in Paro
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 35: Departure from Paro
Transfer to Paro International Airport for onward international departure. Carry unforgettable memories of completing one of the world's most remarkable long-distance walking journeys through the heart of Bhutan.
Experience Highlights
- Comfortable transfer to the airport with support for smooth check-in and departure
- International departure with a smooth welcome and Himalayan valley orientation
Meals: Breakfast
Inclusions
- Sustainable Tourism Fee (USD $100 per night)
- All monument and entrance fees
- All transfers and sightseeing
- All meals: Full board (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
- Unlimited drinking mineral water
- Accommodation (hotels, homestays, camping)
- TBT certified guide and support team
- Camping equipment where needed
- English-speaking licensed tour guide and driver
- Transportation in comfortable SUV
Exclusions
- Airfare
- Personal expenses (drinks, laundry, spa, telephone, shopping)
- Bank or transaction charges
- Travel and medical insurance
- Tips and gratuities for guide and driver
- Personal trekking gear
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Executive Summary
- Duration
- 35 Days
- Difficulty
- Challenging
- Destinations
- Haa to Trashigang (Complete TBT)
- Best Season
- March-May, September-November
Living Traditions
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