Laya Gasa Trek Tours & Trips

Trek through Laya Gasa and check out Paro Rinpung Dzong, Punakha Dzong, and Kyichu Lhakhang temple. You'll stay at places like Metta Resort in Paro and Hotel Central in Thimphu, where there's the big Buddha Dordenma statue and Takin Preserve to see. The 4-5 hour hike takes you to Tiger's Nest, sitting 900m up the valley.

Pristine Laya region welcomes visitors with Tiger's Nest Monastery and traditional farmhouses. Remote valleys near Drukgyel Dzong showcase authentic mountain culture, complemented by comfortable accommodations and local specialty meals.

Paro Valley's pristine landscape invites exploration with hikes to remote temples and mountain passes. The journey includes Tashichhodzong fortress, Tiger's Nest Monastery, and remote villages, with comfortable lodges and all meals included at around $2,000 for 6 days.

Remote Drukgyel Dzong and traditional villages dot the Laya Gasa region. Varied landscapes guide visitors to Tiger's Nest Monastery above Paro Valley. Ancient temples and cultural sites showcase authentic Bhutanese hospitality.

Sacred valleys of Bhutan harbor thousand-year-old temples and pristine landscapes. The ornate Punakha Dzong, Tiger's Nest Monastery, and dramatic Dochula Pass at 3,050m highlight this luxury accommodation journey through Buddhist culture.

Black-necked cranes from Tibet make their home in the pristine Phobjikha Valley. Your base at Gangtey Goemba monastery overlooks the valley, while the scenic Gangtey Nature Trail winds through pine forests. Morning prayers with monks and traditional farmhouse dining provide authentic cultural immersion in this remote Bhutanese region.

The remote Laya region beckons, with your first stop at Paro Valley's ancient temples. A climb leads to Tiger's Nest Monastery, while Dochula Pass (3,100m) offers stunning views of Mt. Masanggang. The route includes visits to Punakha Dzong and the unique Khamsum Yulley Namgyal temple.