Bhutan Trekking Packages

Guide Karma, snowman trek, Bhutan

Trekking in Bhutan is unlike anywhere else in the Himalayas. The walks range for flat and easy to long and arduous, and all are complemented by crystal clear air and offering splendid views of the high Himalayas peaks. Only a handful of guests trek each year and paths and communications may not be as developed as they are in other Himalayan destinations. However what Bhutan may lack in infrastructure development it makes up for superb facilities for trekkers. All parties are accompanied by a trained guide, a cook and assistants. Horses and yaks carry all provisions and most belongings; trekkers rarely have to carry more than a daypack with camera and extra film. All meals are carefully planned. Treks in Bhutan vary from short three-day walks across relatively low altitudes to the three-week Snowman Trek that covers 356 kilometres and climbs three of the Bhutan’s highest passes.

Dur Hot Spring Trek

Dur Hot Spring Trek is seven nights and eight days strenuous trek, experiencing altitude from 2800 to 4700 meter above sea level and this route will get through villages, monasteries, mixed forest and meet with some nomadic people and will come across their camps. Most of Bhutanese people around these also go for hot spring [...]

Druk Path Trek

Druk Path trek is a short trek and relatively easy from Paro to Thimphu and can do this trek to the other way round. The Trail goes as high as 3,800m above the sea level and it is very wonderful and a very popular trek in Bhutan. Of course, this trek way can be also [...]

Chelila Nature Trek

Bhutan is still unexplored in largely, there of, it offers great opportunity for trekking with its splendid scenic beauty, lofty mountains and deep lush valleys, which are hidden in the eastern Himalayas for long period. The Chelila Nature Trek is no exception and it is medium difficulty grade, which is four nights and five days [...]

Nabji Korphu Winter Trek

The Nabji Korphu trek is an ideal post-harvest/winter trekking open from October up to the end of March and duration of five nights and six days. The trail is set out in Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park, a park with an ecological rich environment. The trek starts from Riotala (1060m) and final destination Tongtongphey (1061m). [...]

Jhomolhari Trek

This trek is hard and demanding one, however it is truly rewarding and worth doing it and it is 12 days and 11 nights of duration. The trek will take you to the beautiful landscapes of Bhutan, unique and traditionally rich villages, passing through the nomadic yak herder’s campsites, the fantastic views of the Himalayan [...]

Gangtey Trek

The Gangtay trek is one of the easiest and finest low elevations trek in Bhutan. It starts from Phobjikha Valley at 300m and ends in Tiki Zampa (Wangduephodrang), which cover visiting several remote villages. The Phobjikha valley is a glacial valley and is the winter home of the black necked cranes. This valley is a [...]

Bumthang Cultural Trek

Bumthang is located center part of Bhutan and one of the most attractive destinations for foreign guests. Also, many monasteries and Neys (sacred places) are situated here in this valley. This trek can be graded as easy trek and it is best for the beginners. The trek crosses several villages providing an excellent opportunity to [...]

Beautiful Laya Gasa Trek

The beautiful Laya Gasa Trek is fifteen days and fourteen nights strenuous trek, which leads through high mountains (16,100 ft) into the wilderness above the tree line, a world of snow peaks, glacial lakes, herds of blue sheep, alpine blossoms and home of the hospitable Layaps (Northern Bhutanese Nomadic). The route also takes you through [...]

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