[SOLD OUT] Bhutan - 13D12N Trail of a Thousand Yaks
Sun, 05 May
|Paro
Connecting the ancient and modern capitals of Bhutan on a yak herders' trail
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Expedition Date & Location
05 May 2019, 6:00 am – 17 May 2019, 10:00 pm
Paro, Paro, Bhutan
About the Expedition
This expedition is for the trekker who is looking to explore the spectacular landscape of Bhutan off the beaten path. From the ancient capital of Punakha, we will begin our expedition towards Bhutan’s modern capital, Thimphu. We will follow ancient trails used by yak herding nomads and travellers, crossing clearings and skirting ridges with the promise of views of the Greater Himalayas.
Departure / Arrival Point: Paro Airport (PBH)
Duration: 13 days (9 trekking days)
Distance: 98 km / 60.9 miles
Grading: Grade III / demanding. An above average level of fitness is required as days can involve more than 6 hours of trekking in remote and rugged terrain, in sometimes adverse weather conditions. Generally, trekkers can expect to carry day packs of approx. 5 kgs to 10 kgs.
Season: April to November