Himalayan Adventures
Trekking in Bhutan
From gentle valley walks to the legendary Snowman Trek — explore the last great Himalayan kingdom on foot with expert local guides.
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Featured Treks
Druk Path Trek
The most popular trek in Bhutan connecting Paro to Thimphu through ancient forests, alpine lakes, and stunning ridgeline trails. Pass sacred meditation sites and enjoy panoramic Himalayan views throughout.
Gangtey Trek
Gangtey trekking is a moderate trek in Bhutan through Phobjikha Valley, home to rare black-necked cranes migrating from the Tibetan Plateau during winter, one of Bhutan’s few glacial valleys, beautiful.
Laya lingshi trek
This 17-day rigorous trek crosses Bhutan from Paro Valley to remote Laya and Lingshi above 13,000 feet, offering pristine culture, few visitors, and stunning alpine scenery near Mount Chomolhari.
Dagala Trek
Called the thousand lakes trek, it reveals pristine lakes, Himalayan peaks like Everest and Jomolhari, passes villages, and rewards strenuous effort with tranquility, best from April to June or autumn.
Snow men trek
The Snowman Trek is Bhutan’s toughest trek, crossing ten high passes above 4,500m into remote Lunana, featuring stunning Himalayan peaks, yak herder camps, isolated villages, and pristine monasteries.
Trans Bhutan Trail Trek
The historic Trans Bhutan Trail, reopened in 2022, spans 250 miles across Bhutan, offering scenic landscapes and cultural insight, guided treks provide a unique seven-day Himalayan walking experience.
Nub Tshonapatra Trek
The Nub Tshonapata Trek in Haa offers an offbeat Bhutan adventure through forests, high passes at 4,350m, rich folklore, and the stunning turquoise Nub Tshonapata Lake.
Jomolhari Base Camp
Trek to the base of Bhutan's most sacred peak, Jomolhari (7,326m). Camp beside glacial lakes, cross high passes with yak caravans, and visit the remote fortress ruins of Lingshi Dzong.