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Bhutan is officially known as the Kingdom of Bhutan, which is in the landlocked country in the South Asia and it is the smallest state that is located in it’s entirely within the Himalayan mountain range. Bordered by the China in the North and India in the South which is the smallest state located entirely within the Himalayan mountain range. It is also the place that lacks a border with the nearby Nepal due to the Indian state of Sikkim and that with the Bangladesh which is also due to the Indian states of West Bengal and in Assam. Second least most populous nation after the Maldives is Bhutan geopolitically in South Asia in which Thimphu is the capital and the largest city while Phuntsholing is its financial center.

Punakha is one of the most prosperous and beautiful districts in Bhutan, which once served as the capital of the little mountainous kingdom. Endowed with the natural drainage of the Mo Chu and Po Chu rivers, Punakha Bhutan weather is moderate throughout the year, due to which the province promotes the prosperity of the plenteous fruits and crops. The beautiful region of Punakha offers the captivating panorama of the majestic Himalayan ranges at a considerable distance, whose elegance is further enhanced by the clear blue and endless sky, which serves as the background at the end of the horizon.

One of the country’s most remote valleys this spectacular adventure in Bhutan begins with the Snowman trek. This is one of the most difficult in the world and also the most difficult treks in Bhutan. This Snowman Trek is only for seasoned trekkers and it has been named so for the 6 mountains above 23,000 feet that the trek passes beneath. For the trekking, the first and the most foremost requirements are to be fit, physically and mentally.