Day 1:
Meet & greet upon arrival at Kathmandu Tribhuvan International (TIA) and transfer to your Dhulikhel Hotel. After check in the Hotel Relaxing Overnight at Hotel .

Day 2:
Breakfast at Hotel Free time till departure Transfer to the International Airport to connect the flight for Paro Our representative will receive you at the airport, and then drive to a Hotel. After lunch you will be taken to Ta-Dzong (Museum). Overnight at Hotel

Day 3:
Paro – Sightseeing Breakfast at Hotel Drive winding road northwest up the Pa Chu to Drukgyel Dzong, the ruined Fort. This fortress, now a burned shell, was once strategic in Bhutan's defense against the Tibetan invasion. MountChomolhari, the sacred summit, reaches skyward beyond the Dzong. This can be viewed on a clear day. On the way back you visit a typical Bhutanese farm house. After lunch walk up the hill for the excursion toTaktsang Monastery. Overnight at Hotel

Day 4:
Paro – Thimphu Breakfast at Hotel The morning follow the winding road by the Pa Chu (Chu means river or water) down stream to its confluence with the Wangchu then up-valley to Thimphu, the capital. After lunch, visit the Memorial Chorten, here the people circumambulate the shrine dedicated to the Late King telling their prayer beads as they walk. Overnight in Hotel.

Day 5:
Thimphu – Sightseeing Breakfast at Hotel A full day of sightseeing and shopping in Thimphu. Wander in the town, visit the handicraft emporium. Visit the workshop where all the handicrafts are produced if you like. Afternoon visit Tashichho-Dzong. Overnight at the Hotel.

Day 6:
Thimphu – Genekha Breakfast at Hotel 45 minutes drive to the starting point of the trek. An unmetalled road with a sign board reading Genekha Pry. School is a trail for the day 4hourswalk. All through the trail, terrace farms and coniferous vegetation are abundant. Camp at Genekha. Overnight at Genekha

Day 7:
Genekha – Gur Breakfast at Genekha On this day we leave Genekha (the village of Medieval metallurgists). The communication with nature starts with alpine flora and fauna (birds are common). Two hours of gradual uphill walk and rest at a huge rock platform reveals the beauty of nature below. Another 2 hours walk ends the days trek. This camp is in the heart of the wood, ideal for afternoon stroll. Flowers are abundant in spring. Overnight at Gur

Day 8:
Gur – Labatamba Time 5 hrs . Breakfast at Gur Trekking across the ridges, one enjoys the beauty of the mountain with green lush vegetation. The trek today is amidst flowers and wild asparagus (in spring). The mountain side meadows freshens the trekkers with the poetic sentiments. The first pass symbolised by a huge cairn gives a spectacular view of the whole "Dagala" Range, meadows and the yak- herder's camps. Lunch at a nearby yak-herder's camps. Then walk across hills and meadows. Camp near "Utso" lake where golden trout flourish Overnight at Labatamba.

Day 9:
LABATAMA – HALT Breakfast at Lamatama This day is an ideal excursion to the three lakes namely "Relitso, Hentso and Jamatso" your trekking escort will reveal the mystic stories of these lakes. Trout fishing on your own can add delicacy to your meal in this wild mountain country. Overnight at Lamatama

Day 10:
Labatama – halt Breakfast at Labatama Excursion to "Setso" and nearby lakes. Hike to "Setso" is very easy (15minutes). Later, walk over a small ridge and then down to "Jagetso" lake. Whole day trout fishing with packed lunch by lake side hives a typical Himalayan mood. The "Ahimsa" (non-violence) group can attempt climbing "Jomo", a peak which is 5050m. Lunch at the summit with spectacular view around can be memorable for a lifetime. Return to camp by dusk and prepare for the next day. Overnight at Labatama

Day 11:
Labatama – Panka Breakfast at Labatama 20 minutes uphill and before descending down the valley take a good view of the great "Himalayan" peaks. This point is around 4460m above sea level. Your escort will identify the peaks from Everest, Kanchanjunga, Chomolhari, and Jichudrake. Tsevingang, Gangbom, Masagang, Tsendaygang and Ganchen Taa. Passing through meadows, shrubs and lakes the day is made as you camp at Panka". 4hours walk and one should be attentive to native’s complexities. The Himalayan monal pheasants are common sight apart from yaks and horses. Overnight at Panka.

Day 12:
Panka – Talikha Breakfast at Panka On this day one meets several passes each reveal its own beauty. Look out for blue poppy varieties (June – July) and mountain birds. Lunch at the point where one trail leads to "Talekha" and other to Wangdiphodrang". After lunch an hour’s gradual (easy) climb bring you to the tip of the last "Dagala"range from where Thimphu view is spectacular. The view is like looking at Thimphu in your palms. An hours walk down hill terminates at your last camp of the Dagala Trek :( a little above Talekha Monastery). Overnight at Talikha

Day 13:
Talikha – Thimphu Breakfast at Talikha Passing through alpine and mixed vegetation (bamboo tickets and flowers like wildness) one reaches Talekha village. Once again Thimphu view is superb. Passing through mixed vegetation and apple orchards, one reaches the main motorable road to Thimphu where your cars awaits. Today's trek is 3-4 hours. The trek ends and a memory added. Drive to Thlimphu. Afternoon leisure. Overnight at Hotel.

Day 14:
Breakfast at Hotel Drive to International Airport at Paro for onward flight Transfer to the Airport to connect the flight for Nepal Arrival at Kathmandu check in to the Hotel Overnight at Hotel.

Day 15:
Breakfast at Hotel Free till Departure then Transfer to the Airport to connect the flight for onward journey.