A bespoke trekking in bhutan adventure.
The Snowman Trek – 28 Days is one of Bhutan’s most challenging and rewarding Himalayan trekking journeys, combining remote mountain wilderness with the cultural highlights of Paro, Thimphu, and Bumthang. As a classic route for Trekking in Bhutan, the journey leads through spectacular high-altitude valleys, traditional mountain communities, pristine forests, alpine landscapes, and some of the most remote areas of the Bhutanese Himalayas.
The journey begins in Paro, with time to explore the valley and prepare for the trek, followed by sightseeing in Thimphu before driving to Shana, the starting point of the trekking route. From there, the trail passes through Thangthangka, Jangothang, Lingshi, Chebisa, Laya, Rodophu, Narethang, and Thanza, crossing a series of spectacular high mountain passes and remote valleys.
The route reaches some of the highest and most dramatic landscapes in Bhutan, including the Gangkar Puensum Base Camp area and Loju La Pass at approximately 5,145 m. Dedicated acclimatization days at Jangothang and Thanza provide valuable time to adjust to the altitude and explore the surrounding mountain scenery before continuing into the higher sections of the route.
After completing the trek at Dur Village, the journey continues by road to Bumthang for a full day of cultural sightseeing before returning to Paro for departure. The combination of demanding high-altitude trekking, Bhutanese culture, traditional communities, and remote Himalayan landscapes makes the Snowman Trek an exceptional adventure for experienced trekkers. For practical information about preparation, equipment, accommodation, food, altitude, and trekking conditions, see our Bhutan Trekking Guide.
Short Itinerary
Day 01: Arrive in Paro (2,280 m) – Transfer to hotel and rest
Day 02: Full-day Paro Valley sightseeing and trek preparation
Day 03: Drive from Paro to Thimphu (2,334 m) – Thimphu sightseeing
Day 04: Drive from Thimphu to Shana (2,850 m) and trek to Thangthangka (3,610 m) – 17 km, 5–6 hrs
Day 05: Trek from Thangthangka to Jangothang (4,080 m) – 19 km, 5–6 hrs
Day 06: Acclimatization and exploration at Jangothang (4,080 m)
Day 07: Trek from Jangothang to Lingshi (4,010 m) via Nyile La Pass (4,870 m)
Day 08: Trek from Lingshi to Chebisa (3,880 m)
Day 09: Trek from Chebisa to Shomuthang (4,220 m) via Gobu La Pass (4,410 m)
Day 10: Trek from Shomuthang to Robluthang (4,160 m) via Jare La Pass (4,785 m)
Day 11: Trek from Robluthang to Limithang (4,140 m) via Sinche La Pass (5,005 m)
Day 12: Trek from Limithang to Laya (3,840 m)
Day 13: Trek from Laya to Rodophu (4,160 m)
Day 14: Trek from Rodophu to Narethang (4,900 m) via Tsinche La Pass (4,900 m)
Day 15: Trek from Narethang to Tarina (3,980 m) via Gangla Karchung La Pass (5,120 m)
Day 16: Trek from Tarina to Woche (3,800 m)
Day 17: Trek from Woche to Lhedi (3,650 m)
Day 18: Trek from Lhedi to Thanza (4,100 m)
Day 19: Acclimatization and exploration at Thanza (4,100 m)
Day 20: Trek from Thanza to Tshorim (5,120 m)
Day 21: Explore Gangkar Puensum Base Camp and return to Tshorim
Day 22: Trek from Tshorim to Woche via Loju La Pass (5,145 m)
Day 23: Trek from Woche to Dur Tshachu (3,950 m)
Day 24: Trek from Dur Tshachu to Dur Village (2,900 m)
Day 25: Drive from Dur Village to Bumthang (2,600 m) – Scenic mountain journey
Day 26: Full-day Bumthang sightseeing and cultural exploration
Day 27: Drive from Bumthang to Paro – Scenic journey through the Bhutanese mountains
Day 28: Transfer to Paro International Airport – Departure from Bhutan
Trip Facts
Trip Name: Snowman Trek – 28 Days
Destination: Bhutan
Duration: 28 Days / 27 Nights
Trip Type: High-Altitude Trekking and Cultural Tour
Trek Grade: Challenging to Strenuous
Highest Elevation: 5,145 m – Loju La Pass
Starting Point: Paro
Trekking Starting Point: Shana
Trek Ending Point: Dur Village
Tour Ending Point: Paro International Airport
Accommodation: 3-Star Standard Hotels in Paro, Thimphu, and Bumthang; fully supported tented camps during the trek
Meals: Full Board — Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner throughout the Bhutan journey
Transportation: Private vehicle and trekking on foot
Best Seasons: Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November)
Group Size: 2–16 persons
Guide: Experienced, licensed Bhutanese trekking guide with professional trekking support staff
Major Regions: Paro, Thimphu, Jangothang, Lingshi, Laya, Thanza, Tshorim, Dur, and Bumthang
Major Highlights: Remote Himalayan valleys, high mountain passes, Gangkar Puensum Base Camp area, alpine landscapes, traditional mountain communities, and Bhutanese cultural heritage
Suitable For: Experienced trekkers, adventure travelers, mountain enthusiasts, photographers, and travelers seeking an extended high-altitude Himalayan adventure
Trekking Experience and Preparation
The Snowman Trek is a long and demanding high-altitude camping journey designed for experienced trekkers with good physical fitness and previous mountain trekking experience. The route includes long walking days, remote mountain terrain, several high passes above 5,000 m, and extended periods away from modern facilities.
Good preparation is essential for this journey. Trekkers should bring suitable clothing and equipment for changing Himalayan conditions, including warm layers, waterproof protection, strong trekking boots, a good-quality sleeping bag, sunglasses, sunscreen, and personal medication. Regular walking, hiking, and endurance training before the trek will help make the journey more comfortable.
The journey also includes cultural sightseeing in Paro, Thimphu, and Bumthang, giving travelers the opportunity to experience Bhutan beyond its mountain trails. For practical information about trekking preparation, equipment, altitude, food, accommodation, safety, and trekking conditions, see our Bhutan Trekking Guide. To learn more about Bhutan's culture, destinations, sightseeing, and travel experiences, explore our Bhutan Tour Guide.
High-Altitude Trekking and Acclimatization
The Snowman Trek reaches elevations above 5,000 m and crosses several demanding Himalayan passes. Proper acclimatization is therefore an important part of the journey. Dedicated acclimatization and exploration days at Jangothang and Thanza allow time to adjust to the altitude before continuing into higher terrain.
The trekking pace is kept steady, with gradual progression through the mountains. Altitude affects every traveler differently, so it is important to follow your guide's advice, stay well hydrated, maintain a comfortable pace, and report any symptoms of altitude sickness promptly.
Accommodation and Food
Accommodation for the Snowman Trek includes 3-star standard hotels in Paro, Thimphu, and Bumthang, with fully supported tented camps during the trekking route. The trekking team manages the tents, camping equipment, kitchen, and dining arrangements, providing a well-organized experience throughout the mountain journey. 4-star and 5-star hotel upgrades are also available in the cities upon request.
Full Board meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner, are included throughout the trip. Meals are provided at the hotels and prepared by the trekking team during the camping days, with fresh and nourishing food to support the demanding days on the trail. Vegetarian and other dietary requirements can be arranged in advance.
Trekking Difficulty
The Snowman Trek is considered challenging to strenuous because of its long duration, high altitude, multiple mountain passes, remote terrain, and extended camping conditions. Several days involve sustained ascents and descents, while the route reaches approximately 5,145 m at Loju La Pass.
This trek is best suited to experienced trekkers who are physically fit, comfortable with multi-day camping, and prepared for changing weather and high-altitude conditions. Previous experience trekking at high altitude is highly recommended.
Best Time for the Snowman Trek
Spring from March to May and autumn from September to November are generally the most favorable seasons for the Snowman Trek. Spring brings pleasant conditions to the lower valleys, with forests and mountain landscapes becoming especially scenic.
Autumn is also an excellent period, often offering clear mountain views and relatively stable weather. The higher passes can experience snow and very cold conditions, while the summer monsoon can bring rain, clouds, and more challenging trail conditions.
Responsible Trekking in Bhutan
The Snowman Trek passes through remote mountain environments and traditional communities, making responsible travel an important part of the experience. Trekkers should respect local customs, Buddhist traditions, wildlife, villages, and the natural environment throughout the journey.
Our trekking team aims to minimize environmental impact by managing waste responsibly and supporting local guides and trekking staff. Travelers are encouraged to reduce unnecessary plastic use, respect local communities, and leave the mountain environment clean for future visitors.
Snowman Trek FAQs
Is the Snowman Trek suitable for beginners?
The Snowman Trek is a demanding high-altitude journey and is best suited to experienced trekkers. Good physical fitness, previous multi-day trekking experience, and the ability to walk for several hours a day in remote mountain conditions are important.
What is the highest point of the Snowman Trek?
The highest point of this itinerary is Loju La Pass at approximately 5,145 m. Several other high passes are crossed along the route, with long sections of the trek taking place above 4,000 m.
How are the high-altitude sections managed?
The itinerary is designed with gradual elevation gains and dedicated acclimatization days at Jangothang and Thanza. Trekkers should maintain a steady pace, stay hydrated, and follow the guidance of the experienced trekking team throughout the route.
What makes the Snowman Trek different from other Bhutan treks?
The Snowman Trek is distinguished by its remote high-altitude route, numerous mountain passes, dramatic Himalayan landscapes, and limited access to roads and settlements. It offers a deeper wilderness experience than shorter trekking routes in Bhutan.
Can the Snowman Trek be customized?
Yes. The itinerary can be adjusted according to travel dates, group size, trekking experience, preferred hotel category, and additional sightseeing requirements, subject to permits, local conditions, and logistical arrangements.
Plan Your Snowman Trek
The Snowman Trek – 28 Days is an exceptional choice for experienced trekkers seeking an extensive Himalayan adventure in Bhutan. The journey combines the cultural highlights of Paro, Thimphu, and Bumthang with remote mountain trails, traditional communities, high-altitude passes, alpine landscapes, and spectacular Himalayan scenery.
Mountain King Treks can arrange the necessary trekking permits, experienced guide and support team, camping services, accommodation, meals, transportation, and sightseeing according to your travel plans and requirements.
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What makes this special.
- Experience the Snowman Trek – 28 Days, one of Bhutan's most challenging and rewarding Himalayan journeys
- Explore the historic Paro Valley with a dedicated sightseeing day
- Discover Thimphu, Bhutan's capital, before beginning the trek
- Trek through remote regions including Jangothang, Lingshi, Chebisa, Laya, Thanza, and Tshorim
- Cross spectacular high passes including Nyile La, Jare La, Sinche La, Gangla Karchung La, and Loju La
- Explore the remote Gangkar Puensum Base Camp region
- Experience dramatic alpine valleys, high mountain ridges, pristine forests, and spectacular Himalayan scenery
- Enjoy dedicated acclimatization and exploration days at Jangothang and Thanza
- Experience traditional Bhutanese mountain communities and remote settlements
- Relax at Dur Tshachu and experience its natural hot springs
- Explore the cultural and spiritual heritage of Bumthang with a full day of sightseeing
- Combine high-altitude adventure, remote wilderness, Bhutanese culture, and traditional heritage in one remarkable journey
Your itinerary.
Arrive at Paro International Airport, where you will be welcomed by our local representative and transferred by private vehicle to your hotel. After completing the arrival formalities, take time to relax and recover from your international journey while enjoying the peaceful surroundings of the Paro Valley.
The first day is intentionally kept light, allowing you to settle into Bhutan and prepare for the long trekking journey ahead. Depending on your arrival time, you may take a short walk around the town or simply enjoy the hotel and surrounding valley.
Overnight: 3-Star Standard Hotel in Paro
Meals: Dinner
After breakfast, enjoy a full-day sightseeing tour of Paro Valley, visiting its important cultural, historical, and religious attractions. Explore the traditional Bhutanese architecture, peaceful valley, and surrounding Himalayan scenery before returning to the hotel.
Later, prepare for the Snowman Trek with your guide. Check your trekking equipment and receive a briefing about the route, walking conditions, altitude, and arrangements for the journey ahead.
Overnight: 3-Star Standard Hotel in Paro
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, drive from Paro to Thimphu through the scenic Himalayan valleys. Upon arrival, enjoy sightseeing around Bhutan's capital and visit selected cultural and historical attractions.
After sightseeing, enjoy some free time in Thimphu and prepare for the following day's drive to Shana, where the Snowman Trek begins.
Overnight: 3-Star Standard Hotel in Thimphu
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, drive from Thimphu to Shana, the starting point of the Snowman Trek. From Shana, begin trekking through forests and along the Paro Chhu Valley, surrounded by pine, fir, and rhododendron trees.
The trail gradually climbs toward Thangthangka, covering approximately 17 km in 5–6 hours. Arrive at camp, enjoy dinner, and rest for the first night in the Bhutanese mountain wilderness.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and D
Today the trail continues deeper into the high Himalayan landscape. The forest gradually becomes thinner as the valley opens into more alpine surroundings, with impressive mountain views appearing along the route. The gradual ascent provides an opportunity to adapt to the increasing altitude.
After approximately 19 km and 5–6 hours of trekking, reach Jangothang, one of the most spectacular campsites on the route. From camp, you can enjoy dramatic views of the surrounding mountains and the remote high-altitude landscape.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Today is an important acclimatization and exploration day at Jangothang. Rather than continuing to a higher camp, take a gradual walk around the surrounding valley and enjoy the spectacular mountain scenery. The area offers excellent opportunities for photography and observing the high-altitude environment.
The day also allows your body to adjust to the elevation before the route crosses several challenging high mountain passes. Your guide will recommend an appropriate walking route according to weather, fitness, and altitude conditions before returning to camp.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, begin one of the most demanding sections of the trek toward Lingshi. The trail gradually climbs through rugged high-altitude terrain before reaching Nyile La Pass at 4,870 m. From the pass, enjoy expansive views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and remote valleys before beginning the descent.
Continue through dramatic mountain scenery toward Lingshi, a remote settlement surrounded by high ridges and alpine landscapes. After completing the long day's trek, settle into camp and rest for the following stages of the journey.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Leave Lingshi after breakfast and continue along the mountain trail toward Chebisa. The route passes through beautiful valleys and remote landscapes, with traditional settlements and grazing areas adding cultural interest to the journey.
The trail gradually descends toward Chebisa, where you will camp near the village. The shorter walking distance compared with some of the previous days provides an opportunity to rest and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Today's trail climbs steadily from Chebisa toward Gobu La Pass at 4,410 m. The route passes through open mountain terrain and high-altitude landscapes, with changing views across the surrounding ridges and valleys.
After crossing the pass, continue toward Shomuthang at approximately 4,220 m. The campsite provides a peaceful setting surrounded by remote mountain scenery, allowing you to rest and prepare for another high-pass crossing the following day.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, continue toward Jare La Pass at 4,785 m, following a challenging trail through high mountain terrain. The ascent and descent require steady walking, but the surrounding scenery and sense of remoteness make this one of the memorable sections of the trek.
After crossing the pass, descend toward Robluthang and reach the campsite at approximately 4,160 m. Enjoy a well-earned rest surrounded by the quiet landscapes of the Bhutanese Himalayas.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Today's route crosses Sinche La Pass at 5,005 m, one of the highest points reached during the trek. The trail climbs through rugged terrain and requires careful, steady walking as you approach the high pass. Weather conditions can change quickly at this elevation, so your guide will monitor the conditions throughout the crossing.
After crossing Sinche La, descend gradually toward Limithang at approximately 4,140 m. The changing landscape from high mountain terrain toward more sheltered valleys provides a welcome contrast after the demanding pass crossing.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Continue from Limithang toward Laya, one of the most distinctive mountain communities in Bhutan. The trail gradually descends through forests and mountain landscapes, with changing vegetation as you lose elevation.
Reach Laya at approximately 3,840 m and settle into camp. The village and surrounding mountains provide an opportunity to experience the traditional lifestyle and remote character of this remarkable Himalayan community.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, leave Laya and continue toward Rodophu. The trail gradually climbs through remote mountain terrain, with wide views of surrounding valleys and ridges. The route becomes increasingly alpine as you gain elevation.
After several hours of trekking, reach the campsite at Rodophu at approximately 4,160 m. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and prepare for the higher terrain and passes ahead.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Today's trail climbs to Tsinche La Pass at approximately 4,900 m. The route passes through rugged high-altitude terrain with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and remote valleys. The ascent should be taken at a steady pace to allow the group to adjust to the altitude.
After crossing the pass, continue toward Narethang, where the campsite is located at approximately 4,900 m. Due to the elevation, this is another demanding day and an early rest at camp is recommended.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Today the route reaches another spectacular high point at Gangla Karchung La Pass, approximately 5,120 m. The trail climbs through rugged alpine terrain before reaching the pass, where clear weather can provide expansive views across the surrounding Himalayan landscape.
From the pass, begin a long descent toward Tarina at approximately 3,980 m. The decrease in elevation brings changing vegetation and a warmer mountain environment, providing a welcome contrast after the high-altitude crossing.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, continue along the mountain trail from Tarina toward Woche. The route passes through remote valleys and changing mountain vegetation, with the trail gradually leading toward lower and more sheltered terrain.
Arrive at Woche at approximately 3,800 m and settle into camp. The relatively moderate elevation provides an opportunity to rest and enjoy the surrounding mountain scenery before continuing toward Lhedi and Thanza.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Today the trail continues from Woche toward Lhedi through beautiful mountain landscapes and remote valleys. The route gradually descends, allowing you to enjoy a different environment after the demanding high-pass sections of the previous days.
After reaching Lhedi at approximately 3,650 m, settle into camp and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The lower elevation also provides a welcome opportunity to recover before the route climbs again toward Thanza.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, continue toward Thanza, one of the remote and culturally distinctive settlements along the route. The trail gradually climbs through broad mountain valleys and high-altitude landscapes, with spectacular views of the surrounding peaks.
Reach Thanza at approximately 4,100 m and settle into camp. This remote mountain community is an important stop on the journey and provides an excellent setting for the following acclimatization and exploration day.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Today is another important acclimatization and exploration day at Thanza. A gradual hike around the surrounding hills and viewpoints allows you to experience the remote mountain environment while helping your body adapt before the highest sections of the route.
The day can also be used to explore the local surroundings and enjoy views of the high Himalayan peaks. Your guide will determine the most suitable walking activity according to weather and the group's condition before returning to camp.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Leave Thanza and begin the ascent toward Tshorim. The trail enters increasingly rugged and open alpine terrain, with high mountain ridges and expansive views becoming the dominant features of the landscape.
Reach Tshorim at approximately 5,120 m and settle into camp. Because of the altitude, the day's pace is kept steady and controlled, with plenty of time to rest and prepare for the exploration of the Gangkar Puensum Base Camp area.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Today is dedicated to exploring the remote Gangkar Puensum Base Camp area. The walk provides a remarkable opportunity to experience the high-altitude landscape surrounding one of Bhutan's most famous mountain regions, with dramatic peaks, glaciers, rocky slopes, and pristine mountain scenery.
After exploring the area and taking time for photographs, return to the campsite at Tshorim. The exact walking distance and route will depend on weather, trail conditions, and the group's fitness and altitude tolerance.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Today you cross Loju La Pass at approximately 5,145 m, the highest pass on the trek. The route climbs through challenging high-altitude terrain before reaching the pass, where clear weather can provide magnificent views across the surrounding Himalayan mountains.
After crossing Loju La, descend toward Woche through increasingly lower terrain. This is a demanding trekking day, so a steady pace, proper hydration, and careful attention to altitude are important throughout the journey.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, continue toward Dur Tshachu, gradually descending through remote mountain landscapes. The route becomes greener as the elevation decreases, with forests and streams replacing the more barren high-altitude terrain.
Reach Dur Tshachu at approximately 3,950 m and settle into camp. The area is known for its natural hot springs, providing an excellent opportunity to relax after many demanding days of high-altitude trekking.
Overnight: Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Today is the final trekking day of the Snowman Trek. The trail descends from Dur Tshachu through forests and lower mountain landscapes toward Dur Village.
After reaching Dur Village, celebrate the completion of the long Himalayan trekking journey and rest before continuing by road to Bumthang the following day.
Overnight: Lodge or Guesthouse in Dur Village
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, drive from Dur Village to Bumthang through scenic mountain roads and beautiful central Bhutanese landscapes. The journey provides a comfortable transition from the remote trekking environment to the culturally rich Bumthang Valley.
Upon arrival in Bumthang, check in at the hotel and enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure. After the long trekking journey, this relaxed afternoon provides time to rest before the following day's cultural sightseeing.
Overnight: 3-Star Standard Hotel in Bumthang
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, enjoy a full-day sightseeing tour of Bumthang Valley, one of Bhutan's most important cultural and spiritual regions. Visit selected historic temples, monasteries, dzongs, and traditional villages while learning about the area's Buddhist heritage and local way of life.
The sightseeing program may include important attractions such as Jakar Dzong, Kurjey Lhakhang, Jambay Lhakhang, and Tamshing Lhakhang, depending on time and local conditions. Return to the hotel in the evening and enjoy a final relaxed night in Bhutan.
Overnight: 3-Star Standard Hotel in Bumthang
After breakfast, begin the scenic drive from Bumthang back toward Paro. The journey passes through Bhutan's beautiful mountain landscapes, valleys, forests, and traditional settlements, offering a final opportunity to appreciate the country's changing scenery.
Upon arrival in Paro, check in at your hotel and enjoy a relaxing evening. Keeping this night in Paro provides a comfortable buffer before your international departure and avoids the risk of combining a long road journey with an international flight on the same day.
Overnight: 3-Star Standard Hotel in Paro
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
After breakfast, transfer by private vehicle from your hotel to Paro International Airport for your onward international flight. Allow sufficient time for airport check-in and departure formalities according to your flight schedule.
Your Complete Bhutan Trek – 28 Days comes to an end with memorable experiences of Bhutan's cultural heritage, remote mountain communities, high Himalayan passes, alpine landscapes, and spectacular trekking trails.
Meals: Breakfast
Trip includes
- Airport transfers and all private transportation as per itinerary.
- 3-star standard hotel accommodation in Paro, Thimphu, and Bumthang.
- Fully supported tented camping during the trekking section.
- Full Board meals throughout the Bhutan journey.
- Experienced, licensed Bhutanese trekking guide, cooks, porters, and support staff.
- Necessary trekking and camping equipment, including tents, kitchen, and dining facilities.
- Paro, Thimphu, and Bumthang sightseeing as per itinerary.
- Required Bhutan entry arrangements, trekking permits, and sightseeing entrance fees.
- Government taxes and service charges for the included services.
Not included
- International flights to and from Bhutan.
- Travel insurance, including high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation coverage.
- Personal trekking clothing and equipment.
- Personal expenses, laundry, telephone calls, and beverages.
- Tips and gratuities for guides, staff, and drivers.
- Medical and emergency expenses not covered by insurance.
- 4-star or 5-star hotel upgrades, if requested.
- Any services not mentioned in the itinerary.
