The Gangtey Trek in Bhutan is a scenic journey through lush forests, terraced fields, and traditional villages. Along the Gangtey Trek, trekkers enjoy panoramic views of the Gangtey Valley, visit local monasteries, and experience Bhutanese rural life up close. The Gangtey Trek trail is perfect for those seeking a moderate, culturally rich Himalayan adventure.
Gangtey Trekking is also called winter trekking activity. Although the trek is possible throughout the winter, the best time for the Gangte Trek is between March-May and September-November. It is a short and relatively easy trek with several beautiful villages and monasteries en route.
The trail winds through forests of juniper, bamboo, magnolia, and rhododendrons and over small streams of cold, clear mountain water. This trek is an excellent choice for those visitors not accustomed to trekking in the mountains as it offers beautiful views of the country with mostly gentle, forested slopes. The best time for this trek is between September-May.
This is the winter Trek of Bhutan which can be done throughout the year. The trek is very easy trekking option for the beginners and love nature. The Gangtey Trek in Bhutan offers a captivating journey through the pristine landscapes of the Phobjikha Valley, renowned for its natural beauty and unique wildlife. One of the distinctive features of this trek is the opportunity to witness the migratory patterns of the endangered black-necked cranes. These graceful birds visit the valley during the winter months, adding a touch of enchantment to the trekking experience.
Distance 15 km, 6-7 hours, 610 m ascent, 410 m descent, camp altitude 3,130 m. The Trek starts near the village of Tabiting. The trail winds through meadows and fields and the climb takes you through a mixed forest of juniper, bamboo, magnolia, and rhododendron to Tsele La (3430m).
Distance 16 km, 5-7 hours, 450 m ascent, 860 m descent, camp altitude 3,330 m. A gentle climb leads to Shobe La pass (3,480m). The descent from the pass leads to a wide valley, surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges. Below the route, one can see Khothokha, a village with about 60 houses. You.
Distance 12km, four to five hours, 120m ascent, 1,340m descent. From the camp, you climb till you reach a forest road. From here it’s an easy walk up to a little ridge at 2,800m. The walk down back into the valley leads you through Bhutan’s best bird-watching areas.
After completing the trek we drive to Paro. Visit Drugyel Dzong followed by the 8th-century Kichu Monastery. In the evening enjoy the Hotstone bath at Tshering farm House.
Today we bid you farewell and drop you to the Airport. If you are satisfied with our service you can always tip our guide and driver.
Drive to the Airport and See off. Your trek ends today. Hope you had a wonderful time in Bhutan exploring the remotest part of the Country.
