Jomolhari Base Camp Trek
Trek to Bhutan's Sacred Mountain
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$3,400 /pax (~$378/day)
Tour Overview
For the serious trekker, Jomolhari Base Camp is the crown jewel of Bhutanese trekking. The route follows the Paro Chhu river deep into the Himalayan wilderness, passing remote villages and ancient ruins.
At Jangothang camp (4,080m), wake to the overwhelming sight of Jomolhari's 7,314m pyramid rising from glacier fields — one of the most dramatic mountain vistas in all of Asia. This is an experience for physically prepared adventurers seeking a genuine Himalayan wilderness journey. Helicopter evacuation insurance is strongly recommended.
Highlights
- Jangothang Base Camp at 4,080m beneath sacred Mt. Jomolhari (7,314m)
- Towering views of the sacred Himalayan peak from camp
- Remote Bhutanese highland villages virtually untouched by tourism
- Ancient Jangothang Dzong ruins in the high wilderness
- Yak herding camps and nomadic herder encounters
- Paro Chhu river valley approach through pristine wilderness
Places You'll Visit
Paro
Gateway to Bhutan at 2,200m. Home to Tiger's Nest Monastery, Rinpung Dzong, and picturesque rice-paddy valleys lined with traditional farmhouses. Paro International Airport is one of the world's most dramatic landings.
Jangothang
Remote high-altitude base camp at 4,080m beneath the sacred pyramid of Jomolhari (7,314m). Waking to this Himalayan giant filling the entire horizon is one of the great mountain moments in all of Asia.
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