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Bhutan, located in the Eastern Himalayas, is a small country in terms of both geography and population. The Indian Monsoon influences the climate, with the best trekking months being March to May, as well as September and October. Bhutan is home to pristine mountain lakes, towering glaciers, and some of the world’s most endangered species. Bhutan provides adventurous trekking opportunities. It is one of the world’s ten biodiversity hotspots.

Punakha is Bhutan’s ancient capital. It will lead you to Bhutan’s heartland. It is located at a height of 3,400m/11,154ft. Punakha winter trek is the greatest trek to do in the winter because it is not at a very high altitude. It’s the ideal way to combine natural beauty with a taste of the local culture. This walk is suitable for all levels of trekkers, including beginners and experienced hikers. The lush valleys, breathtaking landscapes, Bhutanese people, and their culture will all be experienced. You’ll also see Rhododendrons, Birds, and Butterflies as you walk through pine forests.

Trip Facts

Trip Highlights 

• Scenic drive toward the Shong Pang.
• Hike to Tiger Nest Monastery.
• Cross the Sinchula pass.
• Pass through the forested area.
• Experience the Bhutanese Culture and Tradition.
• Experience the amazing Mountain View from the Trail.

Is this trek appropriate for you?

• The Punakha Winter Trek is the Moderate Trek. You can easily complete this trek if you are physically and mentally prepared and willing to do so.
• You will be Trekking for 2 Days. The Path can be completed in as little as 6 hours as much as 8 hours.
• The walk is not tricky, there is no Climbing or Scrambling but the path is rocky and hilly.
• Each day you will cover 200 to 400 meters in height while trekking. The Highest Point in the trek you will reach on the trek is 3,400m.
• The weather and Remoteness of this trek, as well as dealing with the high altitude, require a slow pace and the need to stay hydrated.

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