This trek considered to be the one of the toughest trek in the world because of its altitude, distance, climate and remoteness. The Lunana region of Kingdom is one of the most beautiful areas to visit in the Kingdom and least visited.
Day1	Arrive Paro: Sight seeing at Paro valley.
Day2	Paro – Day Excursion to Taktsang Monastery
Day3	Punakha: Geon Damji - Gasa (Trek starts).
Day4	Gasa - Halt (Hot Spring)
Day5	Gasa - Koena
Day6	Koena - Laya
Day7	Laya - Halt (Rest to explore beautiful laya village)
Day8	Laya - Rodophu
Day9	Rodophu - Narithang
Day10	Narithang - Tarina
Day11	Tarina - Woche
Day12	Woche - Lhedi
Day13	Lhedi - Thanza
Day14	Thanza - Halt. For rest.
Day15	Thanza - Tshochena
Day16	Tshochena - Jichu Dramo
Day17	Jichu Dramo - Chukarpo
Day18	Chukarpo - Tampetsho
Day19	Tampetsho - Maorothang
Day20	Maorothang - Nikachu (Trek ends) - Thimpu.
Day21	Thimphu - Sightseeing.
Day22	Paro – Paro International Airport for departure.

Reminder:

Season:

March to October

Climate:

Days are normally warm. Nights can at times be (general) very cool and in winter even below the freezing point. Monsoon showers in summer (heaviest in July, August) and sometimes even in spring and autumn.

WHAT TO BRING:

Personal Clothing: Practical and comfortable clothes are appropriate (according to season). Preferably cotton for summer. Woolen clothing for the evenings and winter.

For Trekking:

Warm sleeping bag (down, -0-5 degree Celsius), strong comfortable trekking boots – water resistant for the rainy season (June – August), several pairs of socks and vests, warm clothing (especially a down jacket for higher altitudes) for the evenings, rain coat or umbrella, torch (flashlight), water flask, a hat or head scarf, sunglasses, sunscreen lotion, disinfectant tablets for water, insect repellent, antibiotic ointment and antihistamine cream for insect bites (summer), Aspirin – incase of altitude sickness, pillow case, wet packed tissue paper.

NOTE: For trekking a load of 25 kilos is allowed.

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