Gangtey Trek in Bhutan is short and exotic trek that leads you to experience the glacial valley of Bhutan. This relatively easy trail visits Gogna and Khotoka passing through the forest of Juniper, Magnolia, Rhododendron and a small stream of cold mountain water. Abundant flora and fauna are found to be residing in a mountain eco-system of Gangtey which have been preserved by Bhutanese Buddhist from the long period of time. Black Necked Carnes migrates in Gangtey every winter from the Tibetan plateau.
This Bhutan’s low altitude trek is ideal for those visitors not familiar to high altitude trekking as it compliments trekkers with mostly gentle and forested slopes. Visit the only Nyingmapa monastery of Gangety that lies on the southern part of Black Mountain.
This trek is suitable for all months except July and August. April and early May are the best seasons for Gangtey trek in Bhutan when the sky is clear and rhododendron blooms.
No Experience Required
No former trekking experience is needed for this trek. To take part in this trek, you should be physically fit, meaning you should be able to walk a full day with a small day pack. Animals will carry the bulk of our loads.
At a glance:
Day 1: Arrive - Paro by Druk-Air
Day 2: Paro - Thimphu
Day 3: Thimphu - Gangtey Gompa
Day 4: Trek Day 1 Start of Trek - Gangtey Gompa-Gogona
Day 5: Trek Day 2 - Gogana-Khotokha
Day 6: Trek Day 3 End of Trek - Khotokha-Tikke Zampa/Punakha
Day 7: Punakha - Thimphu
Day 8: Thimphu - Sightseeing
Day 9: Thimphu - Paro
Day 10: Farewells and departure.