Adventure and Outdoor Tours
Wild Trails. High Altitude Thrills.
Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek (10 N/11 D)
Day-by-Day Schedule
Day 1
Arrive Paro
- Kyichu Lhakhang (Afternoon)
- One of Bhutan’s oldest and most sacred temples, dating back to the 7th century and built by King Songtsen Gampo. The complex includes two temples and a small museum dedicated to Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche, offering insight into his life and teachings.
- National Museum (Ta Dzong)
- A former 17th-century watchtower restored as Bhutan’s National Museum, showcasing the country’s culture, traditions, and natural history.
- Paro Rinpung Dzong
- An impressive fortress-monastery serving as the administrative and religious center of Paro, home to a large monastic community.
- Evening
- Free time to explore Paro town at a relaxed pace.
- Overnight: Paro
Day 2
Paro
- Hike to Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest):
- Bhutan’s most iconic landmark, Taktsang Monastery clings dramatically to a cliff face 300 meters above the Paro Valley. It is believed that Guru Rinpoche, the founder of tantric Buddhism in the Himalayas, meditated here in the 8th century for three months. The original temple was built in the 17th century but was destroyed by fire in 1998 and later rebuilt to its former glory in 2003.
- Taktsang is considered one of the holiest Buddhist sites in the world. Visitors can explore three temples within the main complex. Ponies are available upon request.
- Overnight in Paro.
Day 3
Paro – Gur
Time: 4–5 hrs
Drive to Genekha Village (2,800 m) to begin the trek. After crossing a bridge over the Wang Chhu (Thimphu River), follow a gradual ascent through oak forests to a rocky platform ideal for rest. Continue through birch and bamboo forests to reach the campsite at Gur (3,350 m).
Overnight: Campsite
Day 4
Gur – Wataching
Time: 5 hrs
Ascend on a well-defined trail into the alpine zone with expansive valley views. Reach Gibze Kebze (3,710 m), a potential acclimatization campsite. If conditions permit, continue across rhododendron-covered hillsides to Pagalabsta La Pass (4,170 m), offering superb views of the Dagala Range. Descend to Wataching (4,100 m) near a stone yak herder’s hut.
Overnight: Campsite
Day 5
Wataching – Labatama
Time: 4–5 hrs
Cross several ridges and enter the rugged Labatama Valley, dotted with yak herders’ huts. Camp near Utsho Lake (4,250 m), famous for its golden trout. Time permitting, climb Jomo Peak, passing Setsho Lake. On clear days, enjoy views of Kanchenjunga and Chomolhari. Jomo is revered as a protective female deity, and locals may request respect rituals at the lower summit.
Overnight: Campsite
Day 6
Labatama – Panka
Time: 5–6 hrs
Cross Labajong La Pass (4,400 m). Energetic trekkers may take a short detour to a nearby viewpoint. Several campsite options exist depending on water availability; the planned campsite is Panka.
Overnight: Campsite
Day 7
Panka – Talakha Monastery
Time: 5–6 hrs
Early morning views may reveal Kanchenjunga, Chomolhari, and Jichu Drake. Trek through rhododendron forests rich in Himalayan birdlife to Chole La Pass (4,100 m). Descend via Kiwi Chowa (4,030 m) and continue to a junction of four trails. Follow the northern route past ruins of an old dzong to Talakha Peak (4,300 m), offering panoramic views of the Thimphu Valley. Descend through mixed forests to Talakha Monastery, renowned for its serene setting and outdoor bath.
Overnight: Campsite near the monastery
Day 8
Talakha Monastery – Thimphu
Descend to Thimphu and begin sightseeing:
- National Memorial Chorten: Built in 1974 in memory of the Third King, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck, the Father of Modern Bhutan.
- Buddha Dordenma: A 51.5-meter-tall statue commemorating the 60th birthday of the Fourth King, offering panoramic views of Thimphu Valley.
Overnight: Thimphu
Day 9
Thimphu
- Folk Heritage Museum: Insight into traditional Bhutanese rural life and customs.
- Royal Textile Academy: Dedicated to preserving Bhutan’s weaving traditions.
- Evening: Watch a traditional archery match at Changlimithang Stadium and explore Thimphu town, handicraft stalls, or the weekend farmers’ market.
- Overnight: Thimphu
Day 10
Thimphu – Punakha
- Drive to Punakha via Dochula Pass (3,150 m) with panoramic Himalayan views and 108 Druk Wangyel Chortens.
- Chimi Lhakhang: The Fertility Temple associated with Lama Drukpa Kunley
- Punakha Dzong: Palace of Great Bliss, located at the confluence of Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu
- Punakha Suspension Bridge
- Overnight: Punakha
Day 11
Punakha – Thimphu
National Takin Reserve: Home to Bhutan’s national animal
Tashichho Dzong: Seat of Bhutan’s government and royal offices since 1952
Overnight: Thimphu
Day 12
Thimphu – Paro
Leisurely morning in Thimphu before returning to Paro. Optional excursion to Haa Valley, one of Bhutan’s most scenic regions, via Chelela Pass.
Overnight: Paro
Day 13
Depart Paro
After breakfast, transfer to Paro International Airport for your onward flight.
Tashi Delek!
Samtengang Trek (9 N/10 D)
Day-by-Day Schedule
Day 1
Arrive Paro – Thimphu
- Altitude: Paro 2,200 m | Thimphu 2,320 m
- Upon arrival at Paro International Airport, drive to Thimphu. En route, stop at:
- Tachog Iron Chain Bridge, built in the 15th century by Thangtong Gyalpo
- Chhuzom, where the Paro Chhu and Wang Chhu rivers converge, marked by three chortens
- In Thimphu, visit:
- National Memorial Chorten
- Buddha Dordenma (Buddha Point) with panoramic city views
- National Takin Reserve
- Tashichho Dzong, the seat of government and monastic body
- Evening at leisure exploring Thimphu town and handicraft stalls.
- Overnight: Thimphu
Day 2
Thimphu
- Morning hike to Cheri Monastery, founded in 1620 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal.
- Continue sightseeing:
- Folk Heritage Museum
- Royal Textile Academy
- Watch a traditional archery match at Changlimithang Stadium
- Explore Thimphu town, handicraft stalls, or weekend farmers’ market
- Overnight: Thimphu
Day 3
Thimphu To Punakha
Drive to Punakha via Dochula Pass (3,150 m) with views of the eastern Himalayas and 108 Druk Wangyel Chortens.
Visit:
- Chimi Lhakhang (Fertility Temple)
- Punakha Dzong, former capital of Bhutan
- Punakha Suspension Bridge
Overnight: Punakha
Day 4
Punakha – Limbukha
9 km | 4 hrs | 940 m ascent
Begin the trek by crossing Bhutan’s longest suspension bridge over the Pho Chhu. Ascend through terraced fields, pine forests, oak, fern, and rhododendron. Enjoy views of the Punakha Valley and distant Himalayan peaks.Camp at Limbukha (2,220 m), a historic village believed to have once been a lake.
Overnight: Campsite
Day 5
Limbukha – Chungsakha
10 km | 4 hrs | 375 m ascent, 745 m descent
Climb through dense forest to Dochen La Pass (2,645 m), marked by prayer flags and panoramic views. Descend past Dargyel Gompa, associated with Lama Drukpa Kunley, the Divine Madman.Arrive at Chungsakha (1,850 m), known for its traditional lhakhang and masked dance festival.
Overnight: Campsite near the lhakhang
Day 6
Chungsakha – Samtengang
4 km | 2.5–3 hrs | 550 m ascent, 350 m descent
Descend to the Bae Chhu River, cross a suspension bridge, then ascend through villages and narrow gorges. Pass Samtengang High School (est. 1952) and the sacred Lutshokha Lake.Camp below Samtengang village in a pine forest at 2,050 m.
Overnight: Campsite
Day 7
Samtengang – Tika Zam Bridge / Chhuzomsa
1.5–2 km | 3 hrs | 495 m descent
A steep descent through agricultural fields leads to the Dang Chhu valley and the road at Tika Zam Bridge (1,555 m).
Transfer to Punakha.
Overnight: Hotel in Punakha
Day 8
Punakha – Paro
Drive to Paro. Visit:
- Kyichu Lhakhang, one of Bhutan’s oldest temples
- Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche Museum
- National Museum (Ta Dzong)
- Paro Rinpung Dzong
Evening exploration of Paro town.
Overnight: Paro
Day 9
Paro
Hike to Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest), Bhutan’s most iconic site, perched 300 m above the Paro Valley. Ponies available upon request.
Overnight: Paro
Day 10
Depart Bhutan
After breakfast, transfer to Paro International Airport for onward flight.
Tashi Delek!
Sinchula Winter Trek (11 N/12 D)
Day-by-Day Schedule
Day 1
Arrive Paro -Thimphu
- Altitude: Paro 2,200 m | Thimphu 2,320 m
- National Museum (Ta Dzong): Built in the 17th century as a watchtower, it was later converted into a museum showcasing Bhutanese art, history, and culture.
- Paro Rimpung Dzong: Headquarters of the Paro district, this dzong houses both the administrative offices and a monastic body of about 200 monks.
- Iron Chain Bridge (Tachog Lhakhang): A 15th-century bridge built by Thangthong Gyalpo. A separate cattle bridge runs beside it.
- Chhuzom: Where the Paro and Wang Chhu rivers meet; three chortens here ward off evil according to Bhutanese tradition.
- Drive to Thimphu. Orientation on Bhutanese customs and traditions.
- Overnight: Thimphu
Day 2
Thimphu
National Memorial Stupa: Built in 1974 by the Royal Grand Queen Mother to honor the Third King, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck, known as the “Father of Modern Bhutan.” Devotees circumambulate the stupa, spinning prayer wheels and reciting mantras.
Buddha Point (Great Buddha Dordenma): A 51.5 m statue of Shakyamuni Buddha, one of the largest in the world, offering panoramic views of Thimphu valley.
National Takin Reserve: Home of Bhutan’s national animal, the mythical takin.
Tashichho Dzong: Seat of Bhutan’s government since 1952.
Evening: Explore Thimphu town, handicraft stalls, and weekend farmer’s market.
Overnight: Thimphu
Day 3
Thimphu
Cheri Monastery: Hike 15 km north of Thimphu for 30–45 mins to this monastery, established in 1620 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. It is a major teaching and retreat center of the Southern Drukpa Kagyu sect.
Folk Heritage Museum: Offers a glimpse of traditional Bhutanese rural life, household objects, and crafts.
Royal Textile Academy: Preserves Bhutan’s living art of weaving, displaying regional patterns and traditional costumes.
Evening: Watch an archery game at Changlimithang Stadium, Bhutan’s national sport.
Overnight: Thimphu
Day 4
Thimphu – Sinchula
Drive from Thimphu to Dechhencholing or Kabjesha to start the trek. Begin a moderate 4–5 hour ascent through blue pine, oak, and rhododendron forests to reach Sinchula Pass.
Overnight: Camp at Sinchula
Day 5
Sinchula – Dupsingpang
The trail passes through remote villages and mixed forests. Views of Thinley Gang village, Talo Monastery, and the Thimphu highway are visible along the route. Trek gradually descends to Dupsingpang (2,440 m).
Overnight: Camp at Dupsingpang
Day 6
Dupsingpang – Chorten Nebu
Start with a 4-hour descent through dense forests, crossing a small stream twice.
Continue 3–4 hours through rice fields and villages to reach Chorten Nebu (1,810 m), home to an ancient temple.
Overnight: Camp at Chorten Nebu
Day 7
Chorten Nebu – Punakha
Trek through several small villages to reach the vehicle pickup.
Drive to Punakha, ancient capital of Bhutan.
Visit Sangchen Dorji Lhendrupchling Nunnery, perched above Khuruthang town.
Overnight: Hotel in Punakha
Day 8
Punakha – Paro
Punakha Dzong: Known as the Palace of Great Bliss, located where Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers meet. It is the winter residence of Bhutan’s central monk body and site of the coronation of Bhutan’s first king, Ugyen Wangchuck.
Punakha Suspension Bridge: A picturesque and thrilling photo spot.
Dochula Pass (3,150 m): Stop to admire panoramic views of the Himalayas and 108 Druk Wangyel Chortens built by the Fourth King.
Drive to Paro for overnight.
Day 9
Paro
Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktshang): Hike to this iconic 17th-century monastery perched 300 m above Paro Valley. Rebuilt in 2003 after a 1998 fire, it is one of Bhutan’s holiest sites. Three temples can be explored within the complex. Ponies available upon request.
Overnight: Hotel in Paro
Day 10
Depart Bhutan
After Breakfast at the hotel, then drive to Paro International Airport for onward flight.,
Tashi Delek!
Tsaluna Path Trek (15 N / 16 D)
Day-by-Day Schedule
Day 1
Arrive Paro
- Kyichu Lhakhang (Afternoon)
- One of Bhutan’s oldest and most sacred temples, dating back to the 7th century and built by King Songtsen Gampo. The complex includes two temples and a small museum dedicated to Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche, offering insight into his life and teachings.
- National Museum (Ta Dzong)
- A former 17th-century watchtower restored as Bhutan’s National Museum, showcasing the country’s culture, traditions, and natural history.
- Paro Rinpung Dzong
- An impressive fortress-monastery serving as the administrative and religious center of Paro, home to a large monastic community.
- Evening
- Free time to explore Paro town at a relaxed pace.
- Overnight: Paro
Day 2
Paro
- Hike to Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest):
- Bhutan’s most iconic landmark, Taktsang Monastery clings dramatically to a cliff face 300 meters above the Paro Valley. It is believed that Guru Rinpoche, the founder of tantric Buddhism in the Himalayas, meditated here in the 8th century for three months. The original temple was built in the 17th century but was destroyed by fire in 1998 and later rebuilt to its former glory in 2003.
- Taktsang is considered one of the holiest Buddhist sites in the world. Visitors can explore three temples within the main complex. Ponies are available upon request.
- Overnight in Paro.
Day 3
Paro – Jele Dzong
Distance: 8 km | Duration: 4–5 hrs | Ascent: 1,090 m | Altitude: 3,480 m
A short but scenic trek ascending gradually to Jele Dzong. On a clear day, enjoy views of Paro Valley and snowcapped mountains. Above camp are Jele La (3,400 m) and Jele Dzong, with a Lhakhang containing a Buddha Shakyamuni statue.
Overnight: Campsite
Day 4
Jele Dzong – Jangchulakha
Distance: 10 km | Duration: 3–4 hrs | Ascent: 310 m | Descent: 50 m | Altitude: 3,770
Begin with a 1.5-hour climb followed by a gradual ascent through rhododendron alpine forests. Enjoy fine views of Mt. Chomolhari and surrounding Himalayan peaks. Spot pheasants and yak herders near camp.
Overnight: Campsite
Day 5
Jangchulakha – Tsaluna
Ascent: 330 m | Descent: 310 m
The trail starts with a short climb along a ridge. On a clear day, panoramic views of Mt. Jomolhari and other Himalayan ranges are visible. Stop for lunch at Jimilangtsho Lake (3,700 m), then descend through fir forests to Langrithang, reaching Tsaluna campsite.
Overnight: Campsite
Day 6
Tsaluna – Thimphu
Descent: 800 m
The trail passes through fir and rhododendron forests, following a stream to Tsaluna Monastery, a sacred site associated with Guru Rinpoche. Continue to Tsaluna village, then drive to Thimphu.
Overnight: Hotel in Thimphu
Day 7
Thimphu
National Memorial Stupa: Built in 1974 by the Royal Grand Queen Mother to honor the Third King, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. Devotees circumambulate while reciting prayers.
Buddha Point (Great Buddha Dordenma): A 51.5 m statue with panoramic views of Thimphu.
National Takin Reserve: Home of Bhutan’s national animal, the mythical takin.
Tashichho Dzong: Seat of Bhutan’s government since 1952, housing the throne room and ministries.
Evening: Explore Thimphu town and handicraft stalls.
Overnight: Thimphu
Day 8
himphu – Hike to Cheri Goemba
Cheri Monastery: 30–45 min hike from the north of Thimphu Valley. Established in 1620 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, a major teaching and retreat center of the Southern Drukpa Kagyu sect.
Folk Heritage Museum: Traditional Bhutanese rural life, tools, and crafts.
Royal Textile Academy: Preserves Bhutan’s art of weaving.
Evening: Watch an archery game at Changlimithang Stadium or explore Thimphu market.
Overnight: Thimphu
Day 9
Thimphu – Punakha
- Drive via Dochula Pass (3,150 m) with 108 Druk Wangyel Chortens and panoramic Himalayan views.
- Chimmi Lhakhang: 15th-century fertility temple built by Lam Ngawang Chogyal.
- Punakha Dzong: Palace of Great Bliss, coronation site of Bhutan’s first king and winter residence of the central monk body.
- Punakha Suspension Bridge: Scenic photo opportunity.
Overnight: Punakha (1,300 m)
Day 10
Punakha
- Khamsum Yuelley Namgyel Chorten: 30 m tall, consecrated in 1999. 45 min–1 hr round trip hike.
- Sangchhen Dorji Lhuendrup Nunnery: Houses a 14-foot Avalokiteshvara statue and a permanent learning center for nuns.
Overnight: Punakha
Day 11
Punakha – Phobjikha
Gangtey Nature Trail: 5.5 km / 2 hrs from Gangtey Goemba to Tabading Primary School. Walk through flower meadows, forests, and small villages.
Crane Information Centre: Observe black-necked cranes and learn about Phobjikha Valley’s ecology.
Evening: Explore Phobjikha valley.
Overnight: Phobjikha
Day 12
Phobjikha – Paro
Gangtey Monastery: Built in 1613 by Pema Lingpa’s descendant. Nyingma monastery home to hundreds of monks and central to the valley’s cultural life.
Drive back to Paro.
Overnight: Paro
Day 13
Paro – Departure
After breakfast, transfer to Paro International Airport for your onward flight.
Tashi Delek!
Snowman Trek (26 N/27 D)
Day-by-Day Schedule
Day 1
Arrive Paro, Paro – Thimphu
- After arrival in Paro, drive to Thimphu, stopping at key landmarks along the way. Visit the historic Iron Chain Bridge near Tachog Lhakhang and Chhuzom, the confluence of the Paro Chhu and Wang Chhu rivers, marked by three protective chortens.
- In Thimphu (2,320 m), explore the National Memorial Chorten, Buddha Dordenma (Buddha Point) with panoramic valley views, the National Takin Reserve, and Tashichho Dzong, the seat of Bhutan’s government and monastic body.
- Evening at leisure to explore Thimphu town or local handicraft stalls.
- Overnight: Thimphu
Day 2
Thimphu
Folk Heritage Museum: Displays traditional Bhutanese lifestyle, artifacts, and live demonstrations.
Royal Textile Academy: Preserves and promotes Bhutan’s living weaving tradition.
Evening: Watch an archery game at Changlimithang Stadium (national sport) or explore weekend farmer markets.
Overnight: Thimphu
Day 3
Thimphu To Punakha
Drive to Punakha via Dochula Pass (3,150 m), decorated with 108 Druk Wangyel Chortens.
- Chimmi Lhakhang: Known as the “Abode of Fertility.”
- Punakha Dzong: Winter residence of the central monk body and historic coronation site of Bhutan’s first king.
Punakha Suspension Bridge: Photogenic and thrilling for adventurers.
Overnight: Punakha (1,300 m)
Day 4
Punakha/Tashithang – Damji
Distance: 8 km | Duration: 5–6 hrs
Trek along riverside paths through subtropical forests. Look for wild orchids and beware of leeches.
Camp at Damji (2,400 m).
Day 5
Damji – Gasa
Distance: 15 km | Duration: 6–7 hrs
Continue through forested villages to Gasa Tshachu (hot spring), famous for healing properties. After lunch, climb to Gasa Dzong (2,900 m) for overnight camp.
Day 6
Gasa – Chamsa
Distance: 13 km | Duration: 6–7 hrs
Visit Gasa Dzong, then trek steeply up to Bele-La Pass (3,700 m) through mixed forests. Descend to Chamsa camp (3,650 m).
Day 7
Chamsa – Laya
Distance: 22 km | Duration: 8–9 hrs
Descend to Mo Chu riverbank, cross, have lunch, then gradually climb to Laya (3,800 m). Pass an army camp en route.
Day 8
Laya
Explore Laya village. Visit local houses and enjoy Bhutanese hospitality with tea and chang (barley brew).
Day 9
Laya – Rhodophu
Distance: 19 km | Duration: 8–9 hrs
Descend to army camp, follow a river trail, then climb through rhododendrons to a hanging valley with grazing yaks (4,350 m). Camp by the river.
Day 10
Rhodophu – Tarina
Distance: 25 km | Duration: 10–11 hrs
Start early (~5 am).
- Climb Tsimo-La Pass (4,700 m) for views of Lunana, Chomolhari, and Jichu Drake.
- Level walk 4 hrs to Ganglakarchung-La Pass (5,080 m).
Descend to Tarina Valley (3,980 m) for camp.
Overnight at campsite.
Day 11
Tarina – Wochey
Distance: 17 km | Duration: 6–7 hrs
Descend through coniferous forests along upper Pho Chu, climb over a ridge to Wochey (3,800 m).
Day 12
Wochey – Lhedi
Distance: 17 km | Duration: 6–7 hrs
Walk through mixed forests and rhododendron bushes. Climb Keche-La Pass (4,480 m), descend to Lhedi village (3,650 m).
Day 13
Lhedi – Thanza
Distance: 17 km | Duration: 7–8 hrs
Follow the river, stop at Choejong village for lunch. Visit the temple, cross a suspension bridge, and reach Thanza campsite (4,000 m).
Day 14
Thanza
Optional ridge climb for panoramic mountain views.
Day 15
Thanza – Tshorim
Distance: 19 km | Duration: 8–9 hrs
Climb a ridge with views of Table Mountain and Thanza valley, follow a stream, camp at Tshorim (5,125 m).
Day 16
Tshorim – Gangkar Puensum Base Camp
Distance: 16 km | Duration: 6–7 hrs
Short climb to Tshorim Lake, walk around the lake with Gophula Ranges view, cross Gophu-La Pass (5,230 m), descend to base camp (4,970 m). Optional pyramid-shaped peak for better view.
Day 17
Gangkar Puensum Base Camp
Rest day at base camp, enjoy magnificent mountain views.
Day 18
Gangkar Puensum Base Camp – Geshe Woma
Distance: 14 km | Duration: 6–7 hrs
Follow Sha Chu, descend to Geshe Woma (4,200 m) for camp.Overnight in Punakha
Day 19
Geshe Woma – Warathang
Distance: 18 km | Duration: 8–9 hrs
Follow Sha Chu to Saka-La Pass (4,800 m). Enjoy lakes and mountain scenery. Camp at 4,000 m.
Day 20
Warathang – Dhur Tshachu
Distance: 14 km | Duration: 5 hrs
Climb Juli-La (4,400 m), descend through rhododendron, juniper, and conifer forests to Dhur Tshachu hot springs
Day 21
Dhur Tshachu – Tshochemchem
Distance: 16 km | Duration: 8–9 hrs
Steady climb, passing lakes, grazing yaks, and herder camps (3,850 m).
Day 22
Tshochemchem – Bumthang
Distance: 21 km | Duration: 13 hrs
Follow Chamkhar Chu, descend gradually. End trek at Dhur village, transfer to Bumthang (Jakar).
Note: Unless very fit, consider splitting into two days.
Day 23
Bumthang
Explore sacred sites:
- Kurje Lhakhang (Guru Rimpoche rock imprint)
- Jambay Lhakhang (7th century)
- Jakar Dzong
- Tamshing Monastery (ancient wall paintings)
Overnight: Bumthang
Day 24
Bumthang – Trongsa
3-hour drive. Visit Trongsa Dzong and Ta Dzong.
Overnight in Trongsa.
Day 25
Depart Trongsa – Paro
Drive to Paro, explore town.
Overnight in Paro.
Day 26
Paro
Hike to Taktshang (Tiger’s Nest):
Clings to cliff 300 m above valley. Founded by Guru Rinpoche (8th century), rebuilt in 2003. Explore three temples within. Riding ponies available on request.
Overnight: Paro
Day 27
Depart Paro
Breakfast at hotel, transfer to Paro airport for onward flight.
Tashi Delek!
This itinerary is customizable. Please speak to us about your needs and requirements and we will do our utmost to accommodate you.
Key Details
Inclusion
- Round Trip Flight Tickets
- Visa and Sustainable Development Fee
- Accomodations: Minimum 3 Star Hotels
- All Meals
- Government Certified Tour Guide
- All Transfers
- All Attraction Entry Fees
- Tourist Sim Card with Unlimited Data
- All Service Charge and Sales Tax
- Private Tours and Flexible Date
- Travel Assistance before, during, and after the trip.
Add ons
Optional: Helicopter Services, Domestic Flights, and Charter Flights
Please note
This itinerary is a guide and may vary based on weather, routes, and fitness levels. All times are approximate. Complimentary water is provided on guided tours. Please notify us of any dietary needs in advance. Extra outdoor activities are available for an additional fee.
