12/04/2015
* Chele la Nature Trek (BHUTAN) : (MAY 2015)........................................................................
Duration: 3 days - Location: Chele la - Haa Valley
A perfect trek for people who are in tune with nature and wish to explore Bhutan's abundant natural biodiversity. In fact, Haa Valley has been recently open for exploration to tourists. The trail takes you through forests filled with many species of Primula and shades of red and orange rhododendrons. From the pass you will have a panoramic view of the two valleys Paro & Haa and of course the beautiful Himalayan ranges of Bhutan.
Day 01: Begin Trek to Chonana
Alt. 3500m. Distance-14km. Drive 4 Km from hotel to the point where you began your trek. Most of the walk is a gradual climb through Bhutanese farmland. The view of the Paro valley from the trail is excellent. Overnight in camp.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 02: Trel from Chonana-Jebkarpo
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Distance 16 km. Superb trekking uphill for about 5 hours allowing a few stops. The trail takes you through a forest filled with many species of Primula. From the trail along the ridge of Chelila the Bhutanese Himalayas can be seen. Overnight in camp.
Day 03: Jebkarpo - Chelila- Thimphu
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Distance-15 km. Alt, 3845m. From the campsite you can get a spectacular view of Jomolhari (Divine Mountain of Goddess) Tserim Gang (Glacier of long life) and Jichu Drake. The trail follows the ridge with its views of the mountains. From the ridge you can see Ha valley to the west and on the other side of the ridge you can see the Paro valley. Continue to follow the ridge and visit the Kyili Monastery (Nunnery Monastery). Descend to the motorable road where the trek ends and the transport awaits to take you to Thimphu. Overnight in hotel.
Cost : USD$ 235 Per Person (Assuming 02 heads) (Have Group Special Rate)
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What to Pack?.................................
* Trekking or running shoes
* Socks (polypropylene)
* Down or fiber-filled jacket
* Jumper or piled jacket
* Hiking shorts
* Waterproof jackets, poncho or umbrella
* Hiking pants
* Thermal Underwear
* Sun hat
* Rucksack
* Water bottle
* Insulated pants
* Nylon windbreaker
* Nylon Wind pants
* Long underwear
* Woolen hat
* Gloves
* Long gaiters
* Toilet articles
* Cigarette lighter
* Small knife
* Towel
* Bandana