Bhutan Snow Man Trek

Bhutan Snow Man Trek is the most challenging Trek. Trekkers have to walk and camp at high elevation for three weeks. Normally this trek depends upon the perception of weather, if the weather supports you, there will be no problem with the high altitude. Though it is not a particularly difficult trek. Hence it is renowned as a beautiful trek in the entire region of Bhutan. It is full of daring adventure it allows to witness altitude variations, duration, a distance which creates more challenging. Only a few trekkers accomplish this alpine quest. Don’t worry about the circumstances that can happen along the way. Our guide will manage for your emergency evacuation. This trip offers you a rare opportunity to see the high valleys of Lunana which lies below the highest unclimbed mountain, Gangkar Puensum. The trail to Gankar Puensum is cut off from rest of the world for six to seven months of the year with the snow on passes. This area was strictly prohibited until 1994 to foreigners. This trip passes through across high passes offering you a glimpse of virgin peaks of the Himalaya. It is an awesome journey that has seen relatively by a few foreigners.

Bhutan Snow Man Trek provides you panoramic views of Jumolhari, Jichu Drake, Masangang, Tiger Mountain and Gangkar Puensum and other peaks along the northern part of the border. It is an incredible trek which leads through the trail between Bhutan and Tibet. Normally this trek will last for the 25-day trek. During the trek, trekkers will pass through 11 passes which will be 4500 meters, including 5 passes which will be over 5000 meters. The trail offers to visit the separate mountain kingdom of Lunana, which is renowned as the remotest inhabited valleys on the this Earth. Trekkers will continue their journey towards fabled villages (Laya and Thanza). Snow Man Trek is truly admiring destination filled with daring adventure, natural beauty, and unique culture.