Jigme Dorji National Park, Bhutan's second-largest national park, offers diverse ecosystems ranging from subtropical to alpine, making it a haven for biodiversity. Treks within the park can last several days, often requiring permits and guides due to the rugged terrain and wildlife presence; solo trekking is generally not recommended. Accessibility can be challenging, and seasonal restrictions may apply, particularly during monsoon season (June-September). Costs vary greatly depending on trek length, guide fees, and permit requirements. A typical visit, if possible, would likely span several days to fully appreciate the park's natural beauty and wildlife. Visitors should be prepared for high altitudes and varying weather conditions. Detailed, up-to-date information on permits and accessibility can be found through Bhutanese tourism authorities.