Bhutan Snowman Trek is one of the strenuous high altitude treks in the world but serves as incredible experience for any adventure enthusiast seeking for ultimate challenge. Trekking to remote and untouched Lunana region of Bhutan awards travelers an enthralling experience of steeping back to 7th century when Buddhism had just arrived the land. Walking through quaint monasteries and small settlements along with secluded valleys beneath the soaring peaks, anyone can easily unwind in pristine nature that has remained unchanged for centuries.
27 days Bhutan Snowman Trek traverses the north of Bhutan along the border of Tibet covering 356km and crosses eight high mountain passes. Due to its relative inaccessibility and remoteness, very few trekkers have visited the remote district of Lunnana; one must cross High Mountain passes above 5,000m that are frequently blocked by snows throughout the year. Our itinerary covers all the major sightseeing spots and attractions starting from Paro and finishing in Thimpu.
The mountain views throughout the Bhutan Snowman trek are simply breath-taking and the simplicity of Bhutanese rural life is worth exploring. Trekkers can enjoy many gigantic peaks along the Bhutan and Tibet border; many of them are unnamed and unmapped and also have the glimpse of several mountain peaks over 7,000m including Chomolhari (sacred mountain) and Gangkar Punsum, the highest unclimbed mountain. Bhutan Snowman trek has been mentioned by Bhutan Trekkers Guide (Cicerone) as one the spectacular and difficult mountain treks in whole Himalayas.
In short, Trekking to Lunana Snowman is perfect for any avid trekkers seeking to explore the untamed landscapes, warm people, fascinating Bhutanese culture, turquoise-tinted lakes, soaring peaks and high altitude wildlife like snow leopard and blue sheep.