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Jumolhari Trek

This is a classic 9 days Jumolhari Round Trek which starts from Drugyal Dzong near Paro and ends at Dodena just close to Thimphu.
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Snowman Trek

This trek goes to the remote Lunana district and is considered to be the most difficult trek in Bhutan .
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Thousand Lakes Trek

This is a short trek near Thimphu , passing by picturesque high altitude lakes.
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Druk Path Trek

This is a classy 6 days trek which goes up to 4,000 m Lakes making it bit strenuous.
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If you do visit Bhutan, you will become one of the few who have experienced the charm and magic of one of the world’s most enigmatic countries – the ‘last Shangri La’ .

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FESTIVALS IN BHUTAN

At various times of the year, Bhutanese people in towns and villages congregate to witness the masked dance festivals known as Tshechus. These colorful events draw thousands of locals, some of whom walk for days to attend them. There is inevitably a great deal of socializing; it is an opportunity for people to relax and forget the daily routine, to dress in their finest clothes and jewelry but, more importantly, it is an occasion for prayer and blessings. Read more
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The people of Bhutan can be divided into three main ethnic groups: The Sharchops, who live in the east of the country and are believed to be the original inhabitants. The Ngalongs, who live mostly in western Bhutan and are the descendants of Tibetan immigrants who arrived in Bhutan from the 9th century.
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