A hiker standing on a misty mountain ridge

Treks

Above the valleys, the kingdom keeps walking.

Four routes, from a long weekend above Paro to one of the hardest walks in the Himalaya. A licensed trekking guide and full support team come with every one, by regulation and by preference.

Druk Path trek

5 days · 4,200 m

Moderate · March, April, May, September, October, November

Jomolhari trek

8 days · 4,930 m

Challenging · April, May, September, October

Bumthang cultural trek

3 days · 3,400 m

Moderate · March, April, May, September, October, November

Snowman trek

25 days · 5,320 m

Extreme · September, October

The routes

Choose your altitude.

The pine forest trail climbing out of the Paro valley

Western valleys · 7 nights

Druk Path trek

Paro to Thimphu the old way, over the ridge and past the lakes.

From $3,050 per person

SDF included · Visa fee included

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Western valleys · 10 nights

Jomolhari trek

To the foot of the sacred mountain, and over two high passes to Thimphu.

From $4,200 per person

SDF included · Visa fee included

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Western valleys · Central heartland · 7 nights

Bumthang cultural trek

Three days on foot between the temples and villages of the heartland.

From $3,200 per person

SDF included · Visa fee included

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The Lunana peaks above cloud from Gangla Karchung La

Western valleys · Remote & eastern Bhutan · Central heartland · 28 nights

Snowman trek

Twenty-five days through Laya and Lunana, the hardest walk in the Himalaya.

From $11,900 per person

SDF included · Visa fee included

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All treks in Bhutan require a licensed trekking guide and support team (cook, horsemen, pack animals). We also recommend two acclimatisation nights in Paro or Thimphu before any route above 4,000 m. Verify current trekking regulations at bhutan.travel.

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Tell us how far you want to walk.

One specialist, one conversation, and a first sketch of your journey within two working days.