Jhomolhari Trek - 10 Days
Bhutan's most popular trek, climbing from 2,500m to nearly 5,000m for panoramic views of Mount Jomolhari from Jangothang base camp.
- Duration
- 9 Nights / 10 Days
- Tour style
- Trekking
- Difficulty
- Moderate to Challenging
- Best season
- Spring (April–June) and Autumn (September–November)
- Route
- Paro
Festival dates
- Jhomolhari Mountain Festival
14 – 15 October 2027
Dangochong, Thimphu
Festival dates are tentative and set by the Department of Tourism; we confirm them when you book.
Overview
Widely described as the most popular trek in Bhutan, the Jhomolhari Trek traverses elevations from 2,500m to nearly 5,000m through Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park and remote yak-herder settlements. The route passes through diverse landscapes, wildlife, and plant life on its way to sweeping views of Mount Jomolhari.
Trip highlights
- Panoramic views of Mount Jomolhari from base camp at Jangothang
- A wide range of ecosystems and wildlife
- The remote Lingshi region
- Terrain within Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park
Daily Itinerary
Download itinerary (PDF)Arrive in Paro and settle in ahead of the trek.
Trek Route Map
Day 3
Paro
Trek begins along the Paro Chhu river valley.
Day 3
Shana
First camp on the river trail.
Day 4
Thangthangkha
A long climb through forest into the high valley.
Day 5
Jangothang
Jomolhari base camp, with panoramic mountain views.
Day 6
Nyile La Pass
The trek's highest point, crossing into the remote Lingshi region.
Day 6
Lingshi
High pastures beneath Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park peaks.
Day 8
Barshong
Descend through Shodu toward Barshong.
Day 9
Dolam Kencho
Trek ends at the trailhead; drive on to Thimphu.
What's included
- Sustainable Development Fee
- 3-star hotel accommodations (twin/double basis)
- E-visa processing
- Private tour with dedicated guide and driver
- All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, evening tea)
- Ground transportation and airport transfers
- Local sightseeing with entrance fees
- Hotel taxes and service charges
- Bottled water
- Trekking permit fees, tents, and camping equipment
- Porter/yak support and cook and helper services
What's not included
- International or domestic airfares
- Travel/medical insurance
- Domestic airfare for staff
- Services not explicitly listed
- Costs from strikes, accidents, or political circumstances
- Beverages and personal refreshments
- Gratuities for guides and staff
Tailor-made pricing
Get a quote for your dates
Price depends on group size, season and hotel category.
- Licensed Bhutan travel agency since 2013
- Itinerary tailored to your dates and group
- No payment needed to enquire
