Trans Bhutan Trail is a newly developed hiking trail stretching over 403km across nine Dzongkhags. Kasho village in Haa is the starting point and Trashigang in the far east, marks the end of the trail. Essentially this legendary hiking trail traces the ancient routes being predominantly used by business people, migratory tribes, government officials and others alike. Today, you can hike from Haa to Paro on the trail, around 14.3 kilometers. The descent to Paro is completed in around 6-7 hours. Guided tours typically offer a four day, three night experience.
Total Distance : 17 km
Max Altitude : 3,790m
Hike Duration : 8 hours
Starting Point: Kasho Village
Ending Point: Upper Dopshari
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