Tour Summary
The Druk Path Trek is one of Bhutan’s most scenic and accessible high-altitude routes, perfect for those seeking both cultural depth and natural splendor. This 4-day journey connects Paro and Thimphu through ancient forest trails, serene alpine lakes, and high mountain ridges. Along the way, trekkers will experience traditional villages, remote monasteries, and panoramic views of Bhutan’s sacred peaks, including the magnificent Mt. Gangkar Puensum, the world’s highest unclimbed mountain.
Suited for both novice and seasoned trekkers, the Druk Path offers manageable hiking distances between campsites, making it ideal for acclimatization and immersive exploration.
| Group Size | Rate per Person/Day (USD) |
|---|---|
| Solo Trekker | $300 |
| 2 Participants | $200 |
| 3 Participants | $180 |
| 4+ Participants | $160 |
Note: Bhutan’s trekking standards are premium, with personalized staff and logistics, contributing to the cost but offering unmatched comfort and safety.
A Typical Trekking Day
Your day starts around 6:30 AM with a warm drink and a bowl of hot water for washing. Breakfast is served in the dining tent between 7–8 AM, followed by the day’s trek around 8:30 AM. You’ll enjoy a scenic hike with photo breaks, a hot lunch served trailside, and arrive at your next campsite by mid-afternoon. Tea and snacks await, followed by a hearty dinner at 7 PM. Evenings are for stargazing, stories, and rest.
Food on the Trek
Meals are freshly prepared by our skilled cook team:
Breakfast: Omelets, pancakes, toast, fried rice, tea/coffee
Lunch: Packed hot meals with vegetables and protein
Dinner: Soup, main course, dessert
Tea, snacks, and filtered water provided throughout the day.
Altitude Awareness (AMS)
We prioritize your safety in high-altitude environments. This trek reaches elevations above 4,000 meters, so we recommend:
Hydration, nutrition, and rest
Acclimatization with pre-trek hikes
Slow, steady pacing
Our team is trained to monitor symptoms and will assist with descent if necessary.
Packing Essentials
Bring only what you need. Essentials include:
Hiking boots (broken in & waterproof)
Sleeping bag (rated for cold conditions)
Daypack (20–30L)
Rain jacket / windbreaker
Down jacket
Torch / Headlamp
Water bottles & purifier
Personal medications & basic first aid
Sunscreen, sunglasses, sunhat
Warm gloves & beanie
We provide sleeping mats, tents, meals, and camp logistics.
Tour Highlights
- Traverse the blue pine and rhododendron forests of Bhutan’s highlands
- Camp beside the crystal-clear Jimiling Lake
- Discover ancient dzongs, monasteries, and secluded yak herder camps
- Breathtaking views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks
- Supported by an experienced trekking crew for a seamless and safe adventure
