The Jomolhari trek is relatively a moderate trek lasting for 7 to12 days depending on the routes. The challenging trek will take the trekkers over Yelila Pass at 4,820m and Nyelila pass.The trekkers will kick off from Gunitsawa village in Paro. The trekkers will be taken through a wide variety of spectacular landscape, fauna and flora that is offered for admiration with serene backdrops of altitudes ranging from 2500m to dizzying 4930m. The trekkers will kick off from Gunitsawa village in Paro. The best part of the trek is the spectacular view of Mt. Jomolhari at 7,326m. Mount Jomolhari marks the border between Bhutan and Tibet. The Jomolhari trek is the most popular among tourists.
Bhutan’s natural environment and rugged mountainous terrain provides an ideal landscape for trekking. Rich Himalayan ecosystem, pristine lakes and daunting but magnificent mountains elucidate the trekking experience in Bhutan. Most trekking routes are in the northern part of the country which allows the trekkers to have an amazing experience with the natural landscape completely cut off of the rest of the country only a few seasonal nomads inhabit the high northern parts of the country. The authenticity of the trekking experience in Bhutan can be validated by the fact that the trekkers will trek through most remote parts only encountering few nomadic herders tending yaks and sometimes none at all during their trekking journey.