Gasa, located in the northernmost part of Bhutan, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and hot springs (Gasa Tshachu). The Gasa Dzong, perched on a hilltop, offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Gasa is the gateway to the remote Lunana region, home to the semi-nomadic Layap people. The area is ideal for trekking, with routes like the challenging Snowman Trek passing through this region. Gasa is also known for its annual Gasa Tshechu festival, featuring traditional masked dances and local festivities, attracting visitors seeking a blend of adventure and culture.

Snowmen Trek – 24 Days

Embark on an epic 25-day adventure through Bhutan’s most breathtaking landscapes, cultural landmarks, and remote villages. This challenging trek begins at Gunitsawa Village and takes you through high mountain passes, alpine meadows, and lush forests. Along the way, experience the awe-inspiring views of Bhutan’s iconic peaks like Mount Jomolhari and Gangkhar Puensum. Explore ancient monasteries, encounter local wildlife, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of remote villages like Laya and Thanza. With a mix of strenuous climbs and tranquil rest days, this journey offers a deep connection to Bhutan’s pristine natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.