North of Paro and Punakha the land rises into some of the least-visited mountain country on earth. Here, along the border with Tibet, yak herders move between summer and winter pastures beneath Jomolhari and Jichu Drake, and the people of Laya – the women in their conical bamboo hats – keep a way of life found nowhere else in Bhutan.
We run treks of every length, from the nine-day Jomolhari loop to the Snowman, one of the hardest walks in the Himalaya. Every trek is fully supported, with an experienced crew, pack horses, and a camp cook, and every one is bookended by Bhutan’s great cultural sites. Tell us how much time and appetite you have, and we’ll build the right route.
