Day 1: Arrival

• Arrive at Paro International Airport and kick off your epic adventure!
• Spot your professional guide holding a placard
• Receive a khadhar, a traditional to welcome you 
• Enjoy a bouquet of flowers as a small but heartfelt welcome gesture.
• Hop into your vehicle to drive to your hotel in Paro.
• Settle into your room and get ready to unwind.
• Take a relaxing evening walk around the scenic Paro Valley. It’s the perfect way to start adjusting to the altitude and get a taste of the local beauty.

Day 2: Explore Paro

• Start your day with a breakfast that will fuel your excitement for the adventures ahead.
• Marvel at the grandeur of this historical Paro Rinpung fortress. It’s like stepping back in time—minus the time travel machine.
• Dive into Bhutanese culture and history. Think of it as your crash course before the trek gets challenging.
• Visit this sacred site to gather strength and luck. We’re talking about a spiritual boost that even the most challenging trek can’t match.
• Make a quick stop for a panoramic view of Paro at bird’s eye view point that will make your camera (and Instagram) very happy.
• Optional Evening Stroll: Take a leisurely walk around Paro Valley. It’s like a warm-up for the trekking adventures to come.

Day 3: Trekking to Shana (4-5 hours)

• Enjoy breakfast, then check out and prepare for the trek.
• Start your journey with a visit to this iconic site—It is a good way to begin this challenging trek
• Set off on your trek, breathing in the fresh Paro air and soaking up the scenic river views.
• Set up your camp at Shana (2850m) and enjoy a night under the stars. Just think of it as nature’s luxury suite.

Day 4: Trekking to Thangthangkha (7-8 hours)

• Enjoy a mountain breakfast
• Hike through serene forests and pass by scattered nomadic huts—perfect for those “wow” moments.
• Settle into your mountain campsite at Thangthangkha (3510m) and reflect on the day’s wonders.

Day 5: Trekking to Jangothang (4-5 hours)

• Start your day with a breakfast that’s as hearty as the trek ahead.
• Ascend to Jangothang. 
• Trek towards the base of Jhomolhari, passing yak herders and taking in awe-inspiring views.
• Camp at Jhomolhari Base/Jangothang (4115m). This is where the real adventure begins!

Day 6: Halt at Base Camp 

• Breakfast with a view.
• Explore day hikes around the base camp. Each trail offers a unique perspective, so take your pick (or try them all).
• Breathe in the serene mountain air and let the peaceful surroundings work their magic.
• Camp at Jangothang.

Day 7: Trek to Lingshi Base Camp (6-7 hours)

• Start with a nutritious breakfast.
• Ascend to Lingshi (4,010m).
• Begin your trek, soaking up the views of yak herder camps and the magnificent Jhomolhari, Jichu Drake, and Tsherim Gang.
• Camp at Lingshi – Enjoy a night at this picturesque base camp.

Day 8: Trek to Chebisa (5-6 hours)

• Breakfast before trekking—because even adventurers need their fuel!
• Visit Lingshi Fortress- A quick detour to explore this historic fortress.
• Explore Chebisa Village 
• Engage with locals and get a taste of mountain village life.
• Camp at Chebisa (3,880m) 

Day 9: Trek to Shomuthang (6-7 hours)

• A hearty breakfast to kickstart your day.
• Experience the traditional khadhar farewell from Chebisa villagers.
• Trek to Shomuthang (4,260m)
• Hike through forests of junipers and firs, and soak in the natural beauty.
• Rest and rejuvenate Shomuthang campsite.

Day 10: Trek to Robluthang (6-7 hours)

• Enjoy breakfast before setting off.
• Trek to Robluthang (4,160m)
• Ascend and take in majestic views of snow-capped peaks and lush forests.
• Camp at Robluthang

Day 11: Trek to Lingmithang (6-7 hours)

• Breakfast – Fuel up for a big day.
• Begin the trek
• Navigate the last and highest pass of the trek, then descend through a rocky trail.
• Camp at Lingmithang (4,140m)

Day 12: Trek to Laya (4-5 hours)

• Start your day with a meal before descending along the river.
• Explore Laya Village
• Discover the beauty of Laya, and interact with locals who are sure to charm you with their stories.
• Camp at Laya (3,800m)

Day 13: Explore Laya

• Enjoy a relaxed breakfast.
• Explore Laya Village, learn about local lifestyles, and try on traditional Laya dress. You’ll look fabulous!
• Spend another night soaking in the Laya village ambiance.

Day 14: Trek to Rhoduphu (7-8 hours)

• Start with breakfast.
• Enjoy the traditional khadhar farewell ceremony as you say goodbye to Laya.
• Trek to Rhoduphu (4,160m)
• Descend to an army camp and trek through a beautiful rhododendron forest.
• Camp at Rhoduphu.

Day 15: Trek to Narethang (5-6 hours)

• Fuel up with a nutritious breakfast.
• Trek to Narethang (6,395m)
• Explore the Tsomo Lake and enjoy breathtaking views of the Himalayas and the Tibetan border.
• Camp at Narethang

Day 16: Trek to Tarina (6-7 hours)

• Start with a hearty meal.
• Trek to Tarina (3,970m)
• Ascend and descend, enjoy views of the Himalayas, and visit a glacial lake before descending into the Tarina Valley.
• Camp at Tarina and relax.

Day 17: Trek to Woche (6-7 hours)

• Enjoy breakfast.
• Trek to Woche
• Hike through conifer forests, explore waterfalls, and reach the first village in the Lunana region.
• Camp at Woche village.

Day 18: Trek to Lhedi (6-7 hours)

• Fuel up for the day.
• Trek to Lhedi (3,700m)
• Enjoy views of the Himalayas as you trek to Lhedi Village.
• Engage with locals and explore the village.
• Camp at Lhedi.

Day 19: Trek to Thanza (6-7 hours)

• Start your trek with a hearty meal.
• Trek to Thanza
• Pass through Chozo Village and continue your journey to Thanza.
• Settle in for the night at your campsite in Thanza.

Day 20: Explore Thanza

• Enjoy Thanza’s local breakfast.
• Spend a slow day exploring Thanza and learning about the local way of life.
• Spend another night in this peaceful village.

Day 21: Trek to Danji (3-4 hours)

• Start with a meal.
• Trek to Danji (4,230m)
• Enjoy views of three Lunana villages and explore yak meadows and herder huts.
• Camp at Danji campsite.

Day 22: Trek to Tsochena (5-6 hours)

• Begin the day with a hearty breakfast.
• Trek to Tsochena (4,970m)
• Ascend to panoramic views of the mountains and explore beautiful lakes.
• Camp at Tsochena

Day 23: Trek to Jichu Dramo (5-6 hours)

• Wake up with a lake-view 
• Breakfast – Fuel up for the day.
• Trek to Jichu Dramo (5,050m)
• Navigate both ascents and descents as you trek through stunning landscapes.
• Camp at Jichu Dramo 

Day 24: Trek to Chukarpo (5-6 hours)

• Start your day with breakfast.
• Trek to Chukarpo (4,600m)
• Ascend through a moraine and enjoy the Himalayas’ scenery.
• Camp at Chukarpo

Day 25: Trek to Tampe Tsho (5-6 hours)

• Fuel up for the day.
• Trek to Tampe Tsho (4,300m)
• Descend through yak herder huts and ascend to a clear turquoise lake.
• Camp at Tampe Tsho

Day 26: Trek to Maurothang (4-5 hours)

• Start your day with breakfast.
• Trek to Maurothang (3,610m)
• Ascend and descend, explore Om Tsho Lake, and enjoy the mixed forest.
• Camp at Maurothang.

Day 27: Trek to Sephu (5-6 hours)

• Enjoy breakfast before setting off.
• Trek to Sephu
• Use horses to give you a nudge as you trek, and explore Nikka Chhu bridge’s stores and restaurants.
• Drive to Phobjikha
• Arrive at your hotel in Phobjikha Village, and check in.
• Optional Hot Stone Baths: Relax with a traditional hot stone bath, if you’re up for it.

Day 28: Explore Phobjikha

• Breakfast and Check-Out
• Stroll around Phobjikha Valley.
• Visit Black-Necked Crane information centre to learn about these unique birds.
• Visit Gangtey monastery.
• Head back to Thimphu, check in at your hotel, and rest.

Day 29: Explore Thimphu

• Enjoy breakfast before checking out.
• Visit the Largest Sitting Buddha: Say hello to the Buddha, who is always happy to meet new faces.
• Explore Memorial Stupa.
• Lunch 
• Head back to Paro, check in at your hotel, and get some rest.
• Celebrate your last night in Bhutan with a farewell dinner.

Day 30: Departure

• Enjoy breakfast and check out of the hotel.
• Drive towards Paro Airport, where your departure gifts await as a fond farewell.
• Depart with memories as Bhutan gradually seeps behind the great Himalayas where you once set foot on.