The jumolhari trek takes you from 2,600m up to 4,000m and even 5,224m if you choose and is the most popular route taken. This is partly because of its access to Paro and Thimphu and the fact that it is of moderate difficulty. In addition, the duration of the trek is ideal for most visitors. There are several variations of the route but a trek to Jumolhari can last from 7 nights to 9 nights and offers flexibility in tour itineraries.
The chance to trek to the base of the impressive Jumolhari mountain, the beautiful campsite and the amazing views of Jichu Drakey, Tshering Gang and Masang-Gang are the other reasons why this trek deserves it’s reputation.
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The jumolhari trek takes you from 2,600m up to 4,000m and even 5,224m if you choose and is the most popular route taken. This is partly because of its access to Paro and Thimphu and the fact that it is of moderate difficulty. In addition, the duration of the trek is ideal for most visitors. There are several variations of the route but a trek to Jumolhari can last from 7 nights to 9 nights and offers flexibility in tour itineraries.
The chance to trek to the base of the impressive Jumolhari mountain, the beautiful campsite and the amazing views of Jichu Drakey, Tshering Gang and Masang-Gang are the other reasons why this trek deserves it’s reputation.