Day 01 :

Arrival from Delhi at Paro international Airport, a representative from Baeyul Excursions will meet the guests and escort to Hotel. Check-in at hotel is followed by refreshments and orientation. Evening dinner and overnight in Paro.

Day 02 :

After breakfast we will visit the following places of interest. Five points
We drive 16 km upstream to Drugyel, where the legendary ruins of Drugyel fort stand prominenly overlooking the valley. Built to commemorate the victory over the Tibetan force (literally the fortress of victorious Bhutanese) In the 1951, an accidental fire burned the fort to ruins.
Kichu Lhakhang: One of the holiest and oldest temples built in 641 A.D by a religious king of Tibet, Chhoegyal Songtsen Gambo. He built 108 temples throughout his kingdom by means of his divine powers. Two of these temples, Kichu lhakhang in Paro and Jambay lhakahng in Bumthang, exist today within the border of Bhutan. It is from this time period Bhutan started practising Buddhism.

Dungtse lhakhang: Built in the form of Chorten in 1421 by a famous Tibetan lama, Thangtong Gyalpo (discoverer of iron). Inside the temple is one of the most extraoridinary collections of paintings in Bhutan.
The lama came to Bhutan in search of iron ore and built eight bridges, thereafter returned to Tibet. On the same time in Paro, a demon was terrorizing the valley and these very hills turned out to be her head. Thang Thong Gyelpo built a temple in the form of a Chorten to overpower her, as Chorten plays the part of of a nail, which immobilizes a demon at the same time as proclaiming the victory of Buddhism.

National museum (Ta dzong) in fact was a watchtower built around 1651. Collection includes Thangkas, paintings, stamps, statues and engraved slates, silverwork. A day's hike to Taktshang Hermitage (Tiger’s lairs) is located on the face of a sheer cliff above the Paro valley. During the Eighth Century, Guru Padmashambhava, the great buddhist master of Odiyana, arrived here riding on the back of tiger from the northeast Bhutan Khempajong and meditated here for three months. The sacred sites associated with precious Guru includes some that have the most dramatic and remote power place in the region. Taktshang is one of the 13 awesome tiger lairs frequented by this master. After visiting the site, we walk back to motor road and drive to town for lunch. In the evening there's leisure time. Overnight in Paro

Day 03 :

Drive from Paro to Drugyel Dzong and then trek to Sharna which takes about 5 to 6 hours.

Drive up to Drugyel Dzong where the road ends and the trek begins, following the river gently uphill through a narrowing agricultural valley. Throughout the trail we come across many bypassers and children. Then we camp above the army post.

Day 04 :

Trek from Sharna to Thangthangka and it takes about eight hours.

This strenuous trek takes you unto Soithanthanka at 3900m, opposite south face of Mt Jomolhari (7314m). The second highest peak in Bhutan. The trek begins through dense coniferous forests. The huge rhodrodrenrhon forest is a riot of flowers during spring.

The trek ranges from moderate to easy and can be done by anyone in a relatively good shape and interested in walking.

Day 05 :

Trek from Soi Thangthangka to Jomolhari Base Camp which takes about six hours.

Today's trek is lighter, following up streams, passing by yakh herders' settlement. The valley opens wider as we come closer to the base camp. There are awesome spots on the peak for photographing morning surise. Altitude 4040 m.

Day 06 :

Jomolhari Base Camp (Rest Day) After these three days of strenuous trek, a rest day is really deserving, which allows you to explore around the valley.

Day 07 :

Trek from Jango Thang to Lingshi and it takes about six hours.

The trek starts with a gradual ascend to a false summit, this strenious trek takes you onto the pass of ‘nyelela, 4850m. The trails descend downhill through the realm of Rodrodrenrone.Camp near the river side. Alt 4040 m.

Day 08 :

Trek from Lingshi to Chebesa and it takes about five hours.

Today’s trek is rather light and interesting when you pass by at least a few villages of Goyok. Basically, the natives are nomadic tibetans that have accommodated to these harsh climate conidtions, yet they are very friendly and approachable people to meet with, they simply relay on livestock products like yak cheese, butter, meat and seldom they go to Tibet border town to sell their goods. We camp near the village of Chebisa at the altitude of 3850m.

Day 09 :

Trek from Chebisa to Shomuthang which takes about six hours.

The trek trail starts from the end of village with a few hours of steep ascend to the pass, Gophula (altitude 4350m).On a clear day you will come across herds of blue sheeps. Descent down hill for the next few hrs to arrive to the campsite at altitude of 4260m.

Day 10 :

Trek from Shomuthang to Rubluthang and it takes about five hours.
Day begins with a continuous ascend until you get up to the pass of Jarela, 4600m and again as usual the trail drops down to the valley of Tsharijatha, where herds of Takin and blue sheep could be seen. Camp near the riverside at elevation of 3600 m.

Day 11 :

Trek from Rrubluthang to Lemithang which takes about eight hours.
Today we start with a gradual climb toward the Shighela pass, altitude 5100m.On a clear day the great tiger montain view is gorgeous!. The trail is rather rocky and with drainage till campside. We set camp near the riverbank at 3391m.

Day 12 :

Trek from Lemithang to Laya and it takes about four hours.
Today is all down hill along a winding river valley with a quite a closed-in feeling .The trail splits, one going down the river bank to the camp site used by the army,.the other stays high and brings you into the west side of Laya village. Laya is a home of distinct Tibetan nomadic people at the elevation of 3800 m. They speak a different dialect and their way of life is characteristic to nomads. We set camp near the village.

Day 13 :

Rest day at Laya. Visit in and around the village, meet with people there and also make a short visit to the community school.

Day 14 :

Trek from Laya to Rodhophu which takes about seven hours.
Once we leave Laya village there is no village or settlement that will be found for at least for a few days. In the evening we camp near the river side..

Day 15 :

Trek from Rodhophu to Narithang and it takes about six hours.
We cross the Tsimola pass at altitude of 4220m.

Day 16 :

Trek from Narithang to Tarina which takes about seven hours.
Day's most difficult part is to reach the summit of Ganlakarchung pass, one of the most trecherous pass within this Lunana trek. Altitude 5100m.

Day 17 :

Trek from Camp Tarina to Woche and it takes about six hours.
Upon arrival at Camp we visit the village of Woche. The proper Lunana begins from here. Overnight in camp, altitude 4559m.

Day 18 :

Trek from Woche to Lhedi which takes about seven hours.
We cross Kachela pass at the altitude of 4550m, and take a short stop over at Thega village.

Day 19 :

Trek from Lhedi to Thanza and it takes about six hours.
Alt 4050 m. En route we visit Chezo Dzong and camp near the village..

Day 20 :

Rest day at Thanza. We visit the village and hike up to the lake.

Day 21 :

Trek from Thanza to Tsochena which takes about seven hours.
We cross the Jazela pass at height of 5050m and spend the night near the lake.

Day 22 :

Trek from Tsochena to Jichu Dramo and it takes about five hours.
Crossing over Lojula pass, alt 4940m. Overnight in a camp.

Day 23 :

Trek from Jichu-Dramo to Chu Karpo which takes about four hours.
Rinchezoe pass is 5140m. Overnight in a camp

Day 24 :

Trek from Chukarpo to Tampetsho and it takes about seven hours.
From the campsite, a gradual ascent until the pass of Tampetssho at 4550m. Below the pass there are a couple of lakes to see. Camp is below the lake..

Day 25 :

Trek from Tampetsho to Maorothang which takes about five hours.
Now you are getting closer to the settlement of Sephu, the trail goes downhill through the forest of rodrodenrone. Camp near the Nnika Chu. Altitude 2961m.

Day 26 :

Trek from Maorothang to Nikachu and it takes about seven hours.
Today is the last day of the trek and we will arrive to a motor road where the transport will be waiting. Camp near the village or drive to Wangdi.

Day 27 :

Drive from Wangdi to Thimphu.
In the morning we have sightseeing in Wangdi and later drive to Thimphu. Overnight in Thimphu.

Day 28 :

After sight seeing tour drive from Thimphu to Paro
Morning do sightseeing in Thimphu and later drive to Paro Overnight in Paro.

Day 29 :

Transfer to Airport to depart for Delhi.