Six quiet days linking Paro, Dobji Dzong, Chele La at 3,988 metres, and Haa homestays
Almost everyone day-trips Chele La and turns back at lunch, leaving Haa empty and peaceful by four in the afternoon. We take you right over the pass to sleep two nights in Haa where larch forests drop straight to stone farmhouses along the Haa Chhu. You learn to fold buckwheat hoentay dumplings beside a family hearth, walk the switchbacks above Dobji Dzong, and finish with an unhurried morning climb to Taktsang.
Repeat Himalayan travellers, walkers avoiding tourist buses, and short six-day breaks
Meet in Paro, visit National Museum at Ta Dzong, and continue along the river to Thimphu for dinner.
Take the quiet southern mountain road past cliff-perched Dobji Dzong, climbing along forested gorges into Haa Wangchuklo.
Walk along the Haa Chhu connecting Lhakhang Karpo and Lhakhang Nagpo, try traditional bamboo bow archery, and fold buckwheat hoentay dumplings with your host family.
Climb early to Chele La for clear Jomolhari views, hike down through rhododendrons to cliffside Kila Goemba nunnery, and descend into Paro.
Morning hike to Tiger Nest Monastery followed by a river-stone dotsho soak in Tshendona.
Breakfast and transfer to Paro terminal.
Travel insurance strongly recommended: cover mountain medical care, altitude evacuation, and Paro weather flight delays. Read the travel insurance note
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