Discover Bhutan on foot, where ancient trails, pristine forests and dramatic mountain landscapes meet.
Trekking is one of the best ways to experience Bhutan's landscape and meet its rural communities — much of the kingdom is forested and crowned with high alpine meadows. Treks range from short, low-altitude walks through villages and forests to demanding high-altitude routes such as the legendary Snowman Trek.
Every group is supported by a local guide, cook, camp hands and horsemen who manage the yaks and ponies carrying luggage and camping equipment, so you can simply walk, breathe and take it all in. The best trekking seasons are March to May and September to November.
The Tsaluna Trek is a moderate, five-day trek. This trek is popular with those who wish to do a shorter version of the Druk Path trek, and also features an in-depth cultu...
The beautiful Jomolhari Trek highlights the great diversity that the Bhutanese landscape has to offer. You will pass through thick pine forests, scattered hamlets and alp...
The Druk Path Trek is a moderate, six-day trek. This popular trek offers beautiful views as you cross the chain of mountains that separate the Paro and Thimphu valleys. T...
The Samtengang Trek is one of the easier lower altitude treks in Bhutan. It explores some of the beautiful forests, many remote historical and religious sites and isolate...
The Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek passes by picturesque lakes, alpine meadows, abundant wildlife and many yak herder camps set to a backdrop of magnificent mountainous lands...
This pleasant short low altitude trek route follows the traditional trail used by people moving between Thimphu & Punakha when there were no motor roads. The trail passes...
Every journey can be customised — combine a festival with a trek, add a monastery stay or slow the pace. We’ll design it with you.
