Bhutan is a popular trekking destination with several routes yet to be traveled by tourists. BhutanTrails offers a variety of trekking programs offering one of the best ways to enjoy the splendor of Bhutans natural beauty. Our treks take you through pristine subtropical and temperate forest to alpine pastures with grand views of majestic mountains. A trek also gives you the opportunity to see the countryside and meet ordinary Bhutanese people as you walk through village and settlements. If well planned it can also take in a local festival.
All trekkers are accompanied by well-experienced guides, cook and porters and horsemen with mountain horses or yaks, depending on the altitude, carry provisions and luggage. Treks vary from very short three-day treks across low altitude to the four week snowman trek covering distance of 356 kilometers. Some of the northern treks climb as high as 5,500 m and should only be attempted by people who are physically fit.
In Bhutan, treks are quite distinctive from the other parts of the Himalayas. The country's vegetation is endowed with a wide variety of flora and fauna that varies from subtropical dense forest to alpine shrubs. It is sparsely inhabited with scattered settlements of diverse cultures. Visitors will be impressed with their hospitality in spite of their simple and hard living conditions.
For detailed itinerary contact us at email: bhutantrails@druknet.bt We can customize the tour to suit your interests.
Trekking Season Months
(January to December indicated as 1 to 12)| Name of Trek | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
| Druk Path | X | X | M | S | S | S | X | X | S | S | S | X |
| Soi Yaksa | X | X | M | S | S | S | X | X | S | S | M | X |
| Jhomolhari | X | X | M | S | S | S | X | X | S | S | X | X |
| Laya Gasa | X | X | M | S | S | S | X | X | S | S | M | X |
| Masagang | X | X | M | S | S | S | X | X | S | S | M | X |
| Snowman | X | X | M | M | S | S | X | X | S | S | X | X |
| Gangtey | S | S | S | S | S | S | M | M | S | S | S | S |
| Sacred Valley | X | X | M | S | S | S | X | X | M | S | M | X |
S refers to good season for trekking
M refers to moderate season as there are chances of rain during the trek in these months
X refers to the months when trekking is closed due to snow or monsoon rain.
Trek Rating
of our most popular treksFacility to click on trek name to take you to the trek description.
Name of Trek |
Start Point |
End Point |
Trek Days |
Rating |
Max Elevation/Place |
Druk Path |
Paro |
Thimphu Motithang |
5 days |
Moderate |
4210 m / Phume La |
Soi Yaksa |
Paro
|
Drugkyel Dzong
|
9 days
|
Strenuous
|
4900 m / Bongtela La
|
Jhomolhari |
Paro
|
Thimphu (Dodina)
|
10 days
|
Strenuous
|
4930m Yelila
|
Laya Gasa |
Paro
|
Punakha-Tashithang
|
15 days
|
Strenuous
|
5005 m / Sinche La
|
Masagang |
Punakha |
Punakha-Tashithang
|
10 days
|
Mild
|
2430 m
|
Snowman |
Paro
|
Trongsa-Sephu/Nikachu
|
24 days
|
Strenuous
|
5140 m / Rinchen Zoe La
|
Gangtey |
Gangtey |
Wangdue-Tikke Zampa |
3 days |
Mild |
3440 m / Tsele La |
Sacred Valley |
Bumthang
|
Bumthang-Dhur
|
10 days
|
Moderate
|
4050m/ Tolela
|
