Jomolhari Base Camp is one of the best trekking trails in the world. The total length of the Jomolhari Base Camp trek is about 4100meters.  It lies in between the border of Yadong country of Tibet China and the Paro district of Bhutan. It takes about 10-15 days to complete this trek. Trekkers can see an amazing panorama of snowy, Oak forests, Rhododendron, and many more Himalayan summits. From the base camp of Jomolhari, you can see the beautiful peaks. This trekking route follows the Himalayan border with Tibet and Bhutan. It is the way to Jomolhari Mountain.

This is the primary campsite of Jomolhari which is used by Mountain climbers. Trek to Jomolhari Base Camp is an amazing 10 days holiday destination in the northern part of the country China.  You can get refreshment by the beautiful and breathtaking views of peaks. From the Jomolhari base camp route.

According to the locals of Bhutan, the best weather for the trek is any time of the year. And trek to Jomolhari is shooter trek for the trekkers.

Trip Highlights

• Trips in Paro and visiting nest Monastery
• Trekking in the high mountain in eastern Himalaya of Bhutan
• Greet by natural beauty, religion, and cultures of Bhutan
• View of Mountain Jomolhari the base camp
• You can see an amazing panorama of snowy, Oak forests, Rhododendron

Table of content

1. About Jomolhari Base Camp
2. How difficult it is?
3. Cost of Jomolhari Base Camp trek
4. Permits of Government
5. Required Documents
6. Things you have to take
7. About Jomolhari
8. History of Jomolhari

How difficult is the Jomolhari Base Camp?

It is the initial step of the climber to reach the top of the Jomolhari. It lies in the Himalayan of the country Bhutan. Thus, it is very hard for this trek but the consciousness of this trek is amazing. The highest point of this camp is in the north part. It is 2700 Meters.

 It is very difficult for the Jomolhari Base Camp Trek route because you have to go through the maximum altitude of 15,114 ft, and requires trekkers to have very good physical fitness. 

You will feel thrilled and adventurous while traveling then Jomolhari Base Camp is the best trekking sport. You have to prepare yourself physically and mentally for this trek. It is difficult for the trek but the result is that you will see breathtaking glaciers and peaks there. You will feel amazing by the beautiful pace of the mountains. 

Cost of Jomolhari Base Camp trek

The cost of trekking to Kanchanjunga Base Camp depends upon you. Because if you travel solo then it depends upon you. Its means how much money you use there while traveling. And if you go through the trekking agency, they are charged according to their policy. And the minimum charge for this take is above US$2799.

According to the trekking agency, the price range for the best-supported climb rang from above US$2799. It covers all the transportation charges from Kathmandu to Paro Airpot, base camp tents, accommodation, trekking guide, and other facilities as per the need. So this payment range is normal according to the trekking route.  

Permits for Jomolhari Base Camp: 

Due to strict rules, the permits system has been made and implemented in this Region. According to the trekking information the old trekking permits have been replaced by the new local entry permits there. And to get the permit to visit this place you have to go through the trekking agency. This will be the best option to get permission for Jomolhari Base Camp. 

Things you have to take while trekking to Jomolhari Base Camp 

• Skullcap
• Waterproof Jackets
• Waterproof Pants
• Hands and foot’s cover
• A scarf
• Down Jacket
• Gloves (take extra in the bag)
• Quick-drying t-shirts
• Thermal T-shirt
• Raincoat
• Thermal Pants
• Tents(If you are going solo)
• Medicine as per the guide
• Sleeping Bags
• LED headlamp
• Trekking Poles 
• Waterproof Boots 

About Jomolhari

Jomolhari is one of the highest mountains of Bhutan. It is also known as chomolhari. This name is derived from the Bhutanese language. People say Jomolhari is the “bride of Mountain Kanchanjunga”. It lies between the border of Yadong country of Tibet China and the Paro district of country Bhutan. The actual height of this mountain is 8900ft above sea level. And the north face rises over 2700 meters above the barren plains.  

According to the locals of that place mountain, Jomolhari is the sacred and home of the Tibetan Buddhist god. That is the reason climbers cannot reach the top of the mountain. The first summit was attained in 1937.