Bhutan Samtengang Winter Trek 10 days is best suitable after October till the end of Spring. Bhutan Samtengang Winter Trek 10 days is best done in Winter because of its lower altitude so the temperature during day is best for Bhutan Samtengang Winter Trek 10 days and night is simple the most pleasant. Take the moment to explore the Buddhist Saint Lama Drukpa Kuenley’s Temple of Fertility or Devine Madman.
We don’t recommend to do this Bhutan Samtengang Winter Trek 10 days in summer because Punakha is hot and humid. Bhutan Samtengang Winter Trek 10 days keeps our Trekking Guides and Trek Staffs even busy during winter months because this trek is one the favorite by Honeymoon makers and also preferred during Christmas and New Year seasons.
Book Today or You miss the chance for the Winter Season of doing a wonderful Winter Trek in Bhutan. You can catch Drukair flight from Bangkok, Kathmandu, New Delhi, Kolkata, Singapore and Dhaka.
Day 01 Arrive at Paro Airport
Day 02 Paro – Sightseeing
Day 03 Paro – Thimphu
Day 04 Thimphu – Khuruthang
Day 05 Khuruthang – Limukha
Day 06 Limukha – Chungsakha
Day 07 Chungsakha – Samtengang
Day 08 Samtengang – Wangdi/Thimphu
Day 09 Thimphu – Sightseeing
Day 10 Thimphu – Paro International Airport
Day 01 Arrive at Paro Airport
During the journey to Paro, one will experience breath taking view of Mount Everest, Kanchenjunga and other famous Himalayan peaks, including the sacred Chomolhari and Mount Jichu Drake in Bhutan. On arrival at Paro Airport, you will be received by representatives of Bhutan Majestic Travel who will escort you to the hotel.
Day 02 Paro- Paro
Visit the National Museum (Ta-Dzong). This was actually the Watch Tower of Paro Rinpung Dzong. It was converted to the National Museum in 1968. Visit the Paro Rinpung Dzong. This massive fortress is located on a hill top above the Pachu (Paro River) of Paro Valley. You have to walk about 15 minutes by crossing an ancient wooden bridge built in typical Bhutanese architect. The Dzong houses the District Administration Office and the District Monk Body. It was built in 1645 A.D. Lunch at Hotel. Visit the Drukgyal Dzong, located 16 Km. away from the Paro town. Although in ruins, this Dzong is of great historical importance. It was here that the Bhutanese finally defeated the invading Tibetans and drove them back. From here, the peak of Jhomolhari “Mountain of the Goddess” can be seen on a clear day (Alt. 7,314m/24,029ft.). Visit Kyichu Lhakhang (Lhakhang means Monastery). Kyichu Lhakhang was built in 659 A.D. by King Songtsen Gampo of Tibet. It is considered one of the holiest places in Bhutan as it marks the advent of Buddhism in the country.
Day 03 Paro – Thimphu
Drive along the winding road along the Paro Chu (Chu means water or river) down stream to the confluence with the Wang Chu then turn upstream and travel along the Wang Chu to Thimphu, the Capital. Lunch will be served at the Hotel. In the afternoon, visit the Memorial Chorten, dedicated to the Late Third King of Bhutan, His Majesty Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. Overnight in Hotel.
Day 04 Thimphu – Khuruthang
Drive to Khuruthang with pack lunch provided from the hotel. Stop at Dochula pass for a grand view of the Himalayan mountain ranges (if the weather is clear). Lunch at the camp site. After lunch, drive down to Punakha and visit the Dzong.
Day 05 Khuruthang – Limukha
Drive till Punakha. The trek begins with the gradual climb through Chir Pine forests. On the way, visit a village called, Dompala.
Day 06 Limukha – Chungsakha
The trail today takes you through rhododendron and oak forested area. Enroute pass a famous Drukpa Kuenlay Lhakhang. Overnight in camp. Distance 14 Km. about 5/6 hours walk.
Day 07 Chungsakha – Samtengang
The trail now takes you through the village of Sha Wangdi District. Camp at Samtengang at lake side. Distance 13 Km about 5 hours.
Day 08 Samtengang – Wangdue/Thimphu
The trail now drops down till the motor road. Drive till Wangduephodrang and lunch at the Guest House. Overnight: Hotel
Day 09 Thimphu – Thimphu
Visit Simtokha Dzong. This is one of the oldest fortresses in Bhutan. It was built in 1629 A.D. It houses the largest monastic schools in the country. Visit the Wood Craft and Painting School where traditional art and crafts are still kept alive. Visit the Handicrafts Emporium where Bhutanese textiles and other arts are displayed and can be purchased. Lunch and afternoon siesta
10 Paro – Paro Airport Day
Seen off by your guide