Embark on a remarkable journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Bhutan, where trekking unveils a world of captivating beauty and adventure. Unlike anywhere else in the world, Bhutan offers a trekking experience that is truly extraordinary.
As you step foot on the trail, the chaos of urban life fades away, replaced by a serene and immersive environment. The majestic snow-capped peaks, verdant forests, and gushing streams create a picturesque backdrop that will leave you in awe at every turn.
Bhutan presents a range of trekking options to suit all levels of fitness and experience. From shorter expeditions to challenging treks like the renowned Snowman trek, there is something for everyone. Traverse the mountainous border between Bhutan and Tibet, crossing breathtaking passes that reach staggering heights. Each step brings you closer to the raw beauty of nature and a sense of accomplishment like no other.
The best times to embark on a trek in Bhutan are during the months of March to May and September to October. The weather is mild, and the trails are at their most pristine. Immerse yourself in the untouched wilderness, far from the distractions of modern life, and connect with the pure essence of the Himalayas.
Unleash your adventurous spirit and discover the untamed beauty of Bhutan through an unforgettable trekking experience. Let the mountains be your guide, and let the journey unveil a world of wonder that will stay with you long after you have left this enchanting land.
Trek the 5-day Druk path that passes through mesmerizing lakes & views of snowcapped mountains & explore the capital city and valley of red rice after the trek.
#The Jhomolhari Trek
Embark on an exhilarating eight-day trek that offers moderate challenges and breathtaking views. The trek takes you across Bhonte La pass (4,890m) and Takhung La pass (4,520m), providing spectacular vistas of the majestic Mt. Jomolhari (7,326m). This iconic mountain stands at the border of Bhutan and Tibet, adding to its allure. Immerse yourself in the local culture by joining the vibrant Jomolhari Mountain Festival celebrated in the villages at the base of Mt. Jomolhari. Experience the beauty and festivities of this extraordinary trekking adventure.
#Laya Gasa Trek
Embark on a remarkable journey through Bhutan’s pristine landscapes on the Lingshi-Laya-Gasa Trek. Experience breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks like Mt. Jhomolhari and encounter fascinating wildlife along the way. Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Layap villages and reward yourself with a relaxing soak in the famous Gasa hot springs.
This challenging trek offers ample rewards, from picturesque vistas to a profound connection with nature. Choose April to June or Mid-September to Mid-November for the perfect trekking conditions.
Let Bhutan’s enchantment leave you with lasting memories.
#Druk Path Trek
Embark on a captivating six-day trek that begins near Paro and leads you across mountainous landscapes to Thimphu in the neighboring valley. This exhilarating journey involves an ascent of nearly 2,000m, culminating at an impressive altitude of 4,200m. Traverse enchanting pine forests and encounter the colorful beauty of dwarf rhododendrons. Along the way, you’ll be greeted by the serene presence of alpine lakes. As you descend into Thimphu Valley, be prepared for breathtaking vistas of Mount Gangkar Puensum (7,570m), Bhutan’s tallest peak and a remarkable sight as one of the world’s highest unclimbed mountains. Immerse yourself in this awe-inspiring trek, where nature’s splendor unfolds at every step.
#Snowman Trek
It crosses 11 passes, the tallest of them being Gangla Karchung La at 5,230m.
This is one of the most isolated regions in the country but recent developments have seen the advent of modernization in the high places like Laya and Lunana.
#Duer Hot Springs Trek
A highlight of the trek is a day of rest near the Duer Hot Springs, one of the untouched natural spots in the Himalayas.
The trek peaks at Juli La (4,700m) but the trail consists of numerous climbs and descents along the mountain valleys.
The virtually pristine forests are home to musk deer and black deer. This trek is different from others because the starting and exit point is the same.
#Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek
The travel agent you route through can obtain a license for fishing if you are interested.
The trek’s highest point is at 4,500m. The trek will familiarize you with several hamlets in the mountains including camps of yak herders.
#Bumthang Owl Trek
The second day brings you to Drangela Pass (3,600m) where you can have great views of Gangkar Puensum ( 7,570m), Bhutan’s tallest peak.
Descending, you come across monasteries including the Chuedak monastery which houses more than 100 stone carvings of Avalokiteśvara, an honoured bodhisattva.
Tour Insights
Trek in the mystical mountains
Education on flora and fauna
Hike in the breathtaking landscapes with spectacular mountain views
Visit to yak herders camp and enjoy nomad cultural shows
Spot a large number of lovely high-altitude lakes.
Spot some of the world’s most endangered species
Trek lead by Professional Trekking Guide