Trekking Tours

Bumthang: The Spiritual Heart of Bhutan

Druk Path Trek (Moderate, 5-6 Days)
- Starts in Paro and ends in Thimphu.
- Passes stunning alpine lakes and offers breathtaking views of Mount Jomolhari.
- Ideal for beginners and those short on time.
Jomolhari Trek (Challenging, 7-9 Days)
- One of Bhutan’s most popular treks, reaching up to 4,820 meters.
- Offers spectacular views of Mount Jomolhari (7,326m) and diverse landscapes.
- Includes stops at remote villages and ancient monasteries.
Snowman Trek (Extremely Challenging, 25-30 Days)
- Considered one of the hardest treks in the world.
- Covers remote and high-altitude regions above 5,000 meters.
- Only for experienced trekkers in peak physical condition.
Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek (Moderate, 5-6 Days)
- Features stunning high-altitude lakes and panoramic mountain views.
- Great for nature lovers and photographers.
Bumthang Owl Trek (Easy, 2-3 Days)
- A short but scenic trek through the beautiful Bumthang Valley.
- Passes through ancient temples, traditional villages, and dense forests.

Spring (March-May): Blooming rhododendrons and pleasant temperatures.

Autumn (September-November): Clear skies, ideal for mountain views.

Winter (December-February): Suitable for lower-altitude treks.

Summer (June-August): Best for trekking in central and eastern Bhutan, but some trails may be muddy due to monsoon rains.

Foreign travelers need a Trekking Permit, arranged by a licensed Bhutanese tour operator.

The Minimum Daily Package Rate applies:
- Peak Season: $200-$250 per person per day.
- Off-Season: $150-$200 per person per day.
Costs include guides, meals, accommodation, and logistics.