Bold prediction: The next hiking mecca — Bhutan

Bhutan, this mysterious country at the foot of the Himalayas, has hiking routes known as "the world’s last Shangri-La" Here:🍊 Primitive nature: Two-thirds of the country has no roads. Snow-capped mountains, sacred lakes, yak pastures, virgin forests...🍓 Unique culture: Buddhist sacred sites, with like Tiger's Nest Monastery and Paro Dzong waiting for you to explore.🥑 Royal treatment: A guide, horse caravan, and chef accompany you throughout the trip — you just need to enjoy hiking!🍆 Recommended hiking time:🌶 Spring (March–May): Wildflowers bloom, and the jacarandas at Paro Dzong are stunning!🥔 Autumn (September–November): The most stable weather, with golden autumn colors and snow-capped mountains in the same frame. Avoid the rainy season (June–August): The trails to Tiger's Nest Monastery are slippery — choose carefully!🍈 Druk Path Trek🥕 Difficulty: ★★★ (Beginner)🥝 Duration: 4 days🥕 Highlights: Bhutan’s most popular hiking route! From Paro to Thimphu, passing 4 alpine lakes — easy to encounter rainbows 🥝 Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek🥒 Difficulty: ★★★★ (Intermediate)🥒 Duration: 6 days🍅 Highlights: 40+ sacred lakes + views of Everest/Kanchenjunga! Maximum altitude 🥥4,700m — a mix of challenge and beauty Gangtey Nature Trek🥕 Difficulty: ★★ (Easy)🌽 Duration: 3 days🥑 Highlights: Winter red-crowned cranes + spring rhododendron blooms! Forests, streams, and 🌽temples — perfect for families/photography Haa Valley Trek🍆 Difficulty: ★★★ (Easy)🥥 Duration: 1 day🍯 Highlights: Cross a 3,770m pass for panoramic views of Haa Valley and Jumolhari Peak.🥕 Jo Bay Tsho Trek🥕 Difficulty: (Easy)🥒 Duration: 2 days🥕 Highlights: Trek through forests and bamboo 🌶groves, spot wildlife, and reach Jo Bay Tsho — a hidden lake 300m long and 200m wide. Notes:🥕 Visa: Must be arranged through a travel agency; the official website application is fully in English and complex.🥕 Religious etiquette: Remove shoes and hats when entering temples; shorts/strapless tops are prohibited.🥒 Environmental protection: Bring your own trash bags — there are no in Bhutan.🌶 #Bhutan