The Jomolhari Trek offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the true monastic life and remarkable landmarks with amazing architecture. Even the ruins of the age-old monasteries throughout the trek take you back in time and introduce you to the true Bhutan.

The trek that takes an average of five to six hours a day is not as difficult as others in Bhutan. However, the Jomolhari trek difficulty is observed as you cross Nylie La pass and Yeli La pass. However, the trek is worth it as you get the opportunity of viewing high-standing snowcapped mountains like Jomolhari, Jichu Drake, and Tshering Gang.

Most of the trekking destinations pass through farmlands, pastures, and forests. On the way to Jangothang, you observe the lifestyle of the Bhutanese people living in small villages of Sio, Takethang, and Dangochang. The villages have traditional houses that reflect the rural side of Bhutan. The trail even passes wooden bridges above swift-flowing rivers. But the best of all is perhaps the cool mountain wind that blows on your face as you reach the highest point at Nylie La pass at 4,830m on the way to Lingshi from Jangothang.