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Nabji Korphu Trek

Whole Day Tour
Max People : 16
Wifi Available
Jan 25’ - Dec 25'
Min Age : 12+
Pickup: Paro International Airport

The Nabji Korphu Trek in central Bhutan takes you through beautiful nature and traditional villages. Starting in Trongsa, you’ll visit the remote villages of Nabji and Korphu in the Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park. The trail passes through dense forests, terraced fields, and meadows, with stunning views of the Himalayas. You’ll also see wildlife like golden langurs and visit cultural sites like the Nabji Temple. This moderate trek combines natural beauty, local culture, and peaceful surroundings, making it a perfect adventure for those seeking serenity.

Trip Advisory fo Nabji Korphu trek

Cultural Respect: Bhutan values its traditions; dress modestly and ask before taking photos.

Altitude Awareness: Acclimate gradually to high altitudes, especially in places like Paro and Thimphu.

Local Cuisine: Savor Bhutanese delicacies like Ema Datshi. Adjust spice levels to your preference.

Weather Ready: Pack layers; Bhutan’s weather can change rapidly.

Visa Prep: Arrange Visa in advance for restricted areas.

Mindful Trekking: Respect nature; stick to designated trekking paths.

Nabji KorphuTrek Highlight

Chances of spotting himalayan Ghost (Snow Leopard) Camp at sub zero temperature.
Experience the excruciating cold of Dur village during the trek.
Explore Hotspring Lake
Witness the amazing Lakes during the Trek

Nabji KorphuTrek Photos

Detail Tour Program for Nabji Korphu Trek

Day 1Day 1 : Arrival at Paro Airport. Altitude 2300M

Upon arrival at Paro International Airport, you’ll be greeted by your guide. After completing the necessary formalities and collecting your baggage, check into your hotel. After some time to relax, begin your exploration of Paro. Start with a visit to Paro Dzong , a stunning fortress-monastery overlooking the Paro River, showcasing beautiful Bhutanese architecture. Next, head to Kyichu Lhakhang, one of Bhutan’s oldest temples, known for its serene atmosphere and cultural significance. After a day of sightseeing, enjoy a warm dinner and relax, preparing for the exciting adventures ahead.

Day 2Day 2: Paro to Thimphu Distance: 49 KM | Drive Time: 1 Hour | Altitude: 2400M

After breakfast, drive to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. The journey is 49 km and takes about one hour. At 2400 meters above sea level, Thimphu is the largest city in the country. Visit the 13 Arts and Crafts School where students learn traditional Bhutanese skills. Then explore the Folk Heritage Museum, a 150-year-old traditional house showing how people lived in the past. In the afternoon, visit the Post Office and create your own stamp. Dinner and overnight stay at a hotel in Thimphu.

Day 3Day 3 : Thimphu to Trongsa. Distance 185KM| Driving Time 5 Hours | Altitude 2200 M at Trongsa.

After breakfast, drive to Trongsa, located 185 km from Thimphu. The journey takes about 5 hours and offers beautiful views of mountains, forests, and villages along the way. Trongsa sits at an altitude of 2200 meters and is known for its historical significance. Upon arrival, you can relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Dinner and overnight stay at a hotel in Trongsa.

Day 4Day 4 : Nabji Trail TREK: Tongtongphey to Jangbi. Distance 7-9.5 KM| Walking Time 3-4 Hours | Altitude range 1000M-1350 M

Today marks the start of the Nabji Trail Trek. After breakfast, drive to Tongtongphey, the starting point of the trek. From here, begin a gentle walk to the village of Jangbi, which takes about 3 to 4 hours. The trail passes through lush forests, small streams, and traditional farming areas, offering chances to see rare plants, birds, and possibly the golden langur. As you walk between 1000 to 1350 meters in altitude, you’ll enjoy scenic views and peaceful surroundings. Arrive at Jangbi in the afternoon for dinner and overnight at a campsite or local homestay.

Day 5Day 5 : Jangbi village to Kudra village . Distance 13-14.5 KM | Walking Time 6 hours | Altitude range 1350M-1500M.

On this day , continue your trek from Jangbi to Kudra, which takes around 6 hours. The trail winds through thick forests, bamboo groves, and small streams, with occasional clearings offering beautiful views of the valleys below. Along the way, you may spot wildlife and learn about local plants used in traditional medicine. As you trek between 1350 to 1500 meters in altitude, you’ll pass by remote settlements and fields. Arrive in Kudra village by late afternoon, where you will have dinner and spend the night at a campsite or local homestay.

Day 6Day 6 : Kudra village to Nabji village . Distance 11-14KM | Walking Time 6 hours | Altitude range 1500M- 1300M.

Today’s trek takes you from Kudra to Nabji, the trail descends gently through beautiful forests, rice fields, and traditional farmland. Along the way, enjoy scenic views and the peaceful natural surroundings. Upon reaching Nabji Village, take time to explore this charming community. Visit the Nabji Temple, a small but historically significant site linked to the spread of Buddhism in the region. Learn about local customs, interact with villagers, and experience authentic Bhutanese rural life. Dinner and overnight stay in a local homestay.

Day 7Day 7 : Nabji village to Korphu village | Distance 9.5 -13KM | Walking Distance 3 hours | Altitude range 1300M-1500M.

Begin your trek from Nabji to Korphu Village, a journey of 9.5 to 13 km that takes about 3 hours. The trail gradually pass through dense forests, small streams, and terraced fields. Along the way, enjoy beautiful views of the valley below. Upon reaching Korphu, explore the village known for its traditional lifestyle and stunning natural surroundings. Visit the local temple, interact with the villagers, and learn about their way of life. The peaceful setting offers a perfect glimpse into Bhutanese rural culture. Dinner and overnight stay at a local homestay.

Day 8Day 8 : Korphu village to Nyimshong village.Distance 11-12 KM | Walking Time 5 hours | Altitude range 1500M-1300M.

After breakfast, trek from Korphu to Nyimshong, a walk of 11–12 km that takes around 5 hours. The trail goes downhill from 1500m to 1300m, passing through forests and farmland. Enjoy peaceful nature and views along the way. On arrival, explore Nyimshong Village and meet the local people. Dinner and overnight stay at a homestay.

Day 09. Day 9 : Nyimshong village to Reotala. Distance 5-6 KM | Walking Time 2 hours | Altitude range 1300M-1000M.

After breakfast, trek from Nyimshong to Reotala, a short walk through forests and farmland. Reotala Village is a small, tranquil settlement nestled in beautiful natural surroundings. The village offers a glimpse into traditional Bhutanese life, with locals living in harmony with nature, farming and using sustainable practices. The peaceful atmosphere and scenic surroundings make it a perfect place to relax and enjoy the simplicity of rural Bhutan. After arriving in Reotala, you’ll have dinner and overnight stay at a local homestay.

Day 10. Day 10 : Trongsa to Punakha via Gangtey & Phobjikha valley. Distance 134KM | Driving Time 4 Hours| Altitude 1200 M at Punakha .

Drive from Trongsa to Punakha, passing through the scenic Gangtey and Phobjikha Valley, known for its beautiful landscapes and as the winter home of the black-necked cranes. In Punakha, visit the iconic Punakha Dzong, one of Bhutan’s most beautiful and historically significant fortresses. Explore the surrounding areas, including the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers, and enjoy the serene beauty of the town. After a day of sightseeing, enjoy dinner and stay overnight at a hotel in Punakha.

Day 11. Day 11 : Punakha to Paro. Distance 114 KM | Driving Time 3 Hours | Altitude 2300 M at Paro

Drive from Punakha to Paro, taking in the beautiful scenery along the way. Upon arrival in Paro, situated at an altitude of 2300 meters, enjoy sightseeing in this picturesque town. Visit the famous Paro Dzong, a beautiful fortress overlooking the Paro River, and explore the National Museum of Bhutan, which showcases Bhutan’s cultural heritage. You may also visit the Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the oldest and most sacred temples in Bhutan. The day offers a mix of historical, cultural, and spiritual experiences, followed by dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel in Paro.

Day 12. Day 12: Departure Timing

It’s time to say goodbye to Bhutan. You’ll be transferred to Paro International Airport for your departure. Take a moment to reflect on the wonderful experiences and beautiful memories you’ve made during your trip. Safe travels and we hope you carry the warmth and beauty of Bhutan with you always!

Price Includes

Trekking equipment including mattresses and tent Dome/Alpine trekking tents and kitchen tent with camping stool.
Professional English speaking Guide throughout the Trip
All meals and beverages during the tour
Medical kit
All meals as per the Itinerary
Cooks, trekking guide, porters and yaks
Services such as trekking permit, Sikkim royalty and other services
Guide and porter fares and taxes.

Price Excludes

Travel Insurance
Bills of Personal Nature
International airfare/Domestic
Himalayan toy train ride in Darjeeling, tips etc.
Emergency rescue evacuation if needed
Extra expenses due to unforeseen circumstances such as landslide/strike/accidents/natural calamities, Ropeway

FAQ About Nabji KorphuTrek

What is the Nabji Korphu Trek?

The Nabji Korphu Trek is a scenic and moderate trek in central Bhutan that takes you through beautiful forests, traditional Bhutanese villages, and serene landscapes. It offers a mix of cultural immersion and natural beauty, with wildlife sightings, such as golden langurs, and visits to local temples and villages.

How long is the trek?

Typically a 11 to 12 day trek, the duration can vary based on the chosen route and pace.

Do I need prior trekking experience?

Moderate fitness levels are recommended. The trek is suitable for enthusiasts with basic hiking experience.

When is the best time to undertake the Nabji koephu Trek?

The best time to undertake the Nabji Korphu Trek is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the weather is clear, and temperatures are moderate, offering the best trekking conditions.

Are permits required?

Yes, permits are necessary. Ensure you have the required documentation before embarking on the Dur trek.

What should I pack?

For the Nabji Korphu Trek, pack sturdy trekking boots, comfortable clothing, a waterproof jacket, a warm layer, a water bottle, snacks, sunscreen, personal medications, and a camera. Don’t forget a sleeping bag (if camping), a first-aid kit, and trekking poles for support.

Are there accommodation options during the trek?

Basic lodges or camping options are available along the trekking route. Accommodations are arranged by tour operators.

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