Adventure and Trekking Tours with MOLAY Travels
Generally everywhere, and superficially in south Asia trekking is mostly associated with male trekkers and guides, porters and other supporters. This is also quite a common scene and trend in Bhutan. We have had friends who were not able to opt trekking programs simply because they were women. We are of the opinion that women are no less and provide equal opportunity for trained, able men and women just the same.We want to break the broad stereotype image of Bhutan with full team of men guides, porters and operators of trekking in Bhutan.
We work with certified trekking women guides and porters and ensure that they get a preference to work with us. It is a normal trend that women drivers, porters and guides either do not get the opportunity or less preference in the industry. We provide a safe and comfortable space for local women to prove their talents and stand on their on feet with steady source of income. While we can customize our adventure travel needs from camping, hikes, trekking, biking, and kayaking some of our programs
Part of the hardest trek in the world! While the snowmen trek is the hardest trek in the world and quite extensive, we believe that women trekkers and supporters are also equally capable. We thus want to promote our own Snow women Trek! Believe it or not, not one has termed it or done it yet. So please let us know how we can work together to make this record breaking trek. While it may also sound naïve and risky, we have people in our team who has already done the snowman trek several times and certain that it is possible. We are putting together a team with female trekking guide, female porters from some selected villages of Sephu and Laya- The women Sherpas of Bhutan to provide a comparison! We know what they are capable of! We will also be honest that as of now, we are not looking at a completely women group to being with. The trek also can be customized to do various entry and exit options.
It demands stamina, endurance and energy and is designed for experienced trekkers. However, the trek’s worth is embodied in the treasures one can feast on and experience during the trek. Traversing through the most remote areas up to very high altitudes above 5,000m the camps are sometimes on blankets of snow. For the sake of maintaining our own originality, the specific details are shared off- the website. Please let us know if you would want to hear anything more.
| Day 01 – International Flight to Bhutan – Thimphu |
| Day 02 – Thimphu Sight Seeing |
| Day 03 – Thimphu to Paro, SharnaZampa |
| Day 04 –SharnaZampa – Thangthangkha |
| Day 05 –Thangthangkha – Jaangothang |
| Day 06 –Jangothang halt |
| Day 07 – Jangothang – Lingshi |
| Day 08 – Lingshi – Chebisa |
| Day 09 – Chebisa – Shomuthang |
| Day 10 – Shomuthang – Robluthang |
| Day 11 – Robluthang – Limithang |
| Day 12 – Limithang – Laya |
| Day 13– Laya, explore. |
| Day 14– Laya -Rodophu |
| Day 15 – RodophutoNarethang |
| Day 16 – Narethang- Tarina |
| Day 17 – Tarina- Woche |
| Day 18 – Woche-Lhedi |
| Day 19 – Lhedi-Thanza |
| Day 20 -Rest day at Thanza |
| Day 21 – Thanza – Danjey |
| Day 22- Danjey – Tshochena |
| Day 23 -Tshochena – JichuDramo |
| Day 24 -JichuDramo – Chukarpo |
| Day 25- Chukarpo – ThampeTsho |
| Day 26- ThampeTsho – Maurothang |
| Day 27- Maurothang – Sephu |
| Day 28– Sephu- Punakha, sightseeing |
| Day 29– Punakha- Paro, Taktsang Hike |
| Day 30 – Depart |
