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Trekking In Bhutan

Embarking on a Bhutanese trekking expedition offers a distinctive and enthralling experience, unparalleled in its exotic allure. This odyssey will undoubtedly be the most resplendent escapade you’ve embarked upon thus far. A diverse array of treks, spanning six days to nearly a month, await you in these uncharted lands. Heeding Robert Frost’s sage advice, “Travel the path less traveled,” will reveal untold marvels.

Select Truly Bhutan for an Enthralling Bhutanese Trek

Trekking in Bhutan epitomizes an enduring, immutable, and authentic communion with nature. As you abandon the beaten path, you find yourself engulfed in untamed wilderness. Traverse ancestral trails that connect quaint hamlets, unmarred by modernity. No aircrafts soaring above, no paved roads, and scarce settlements—only vistas of snow-crowned peaks and verdant slopes that seem to extend into infinity. Bhutan Trekking unveils a realm scarcely affected by contemporary times. Remote villages encountered during your journey, far from the pandemonium of urban existence, house denizens who, in their nomadic lives, graze livestock amid highlands carpeted with wildflowers and encircled by unpretentious, yet genial, snow-capped summits.

What Makes Bhutan’s Trekking Scene Thrive?

A vast majority of Bhutan’s terrain is cloaked in dense woodlands, a fact that becomes strikingly apparent during a trek. All excursions involve scaling and descending hills, traversing diverse vegetation zones abundant in assorted flora. Since a plethora of fauna inhabits Bhutan’s hills and many treks transpire within protected regions, there exists a modest possibility of encountering wildlife in its natural habitat. Save for a handful of low-altitude winter treks, the majority of Bhutan’s treks are situated at high elevations and can be physically strenuous. Bhutan’s treks range from brief, three-day sojourns to the monumental, 32-day Snowman Trek.

Snowman II

The Snowman Trek is an extension of the beautiful Laya Gasa Trek and leads from Laya further into the high altitudes

30 Days | 29 Nights
From

$13108/ onwards

Drukpath

This is a short five-day trek, which leads from Paro to Thimphu or vice versa, crossing the chain of mountains

11 Days | 10 Nights
From

$4858/ onwards

Sha Gogona

Trek to the beautiful Phobjikha valley (3,000m), one of the few glacial valleys in Bhutan, which lies in the mountains

8 Days | 7 Nights
From

$3518/ onwards

Gasa Hot Spring

The hot springs are a fun and relaxing trek. Bhutanese people also believe that the springs have great medicinal value.

9 Days | 8 Nights
From

$3918/ onwards

Discover Juniper Trail

Juniper Trail is a wonderful short trek where trekkers can explore the wonders of natural beauty such as the breathtaking views 

10 Days | 9 Nights
From

$4388/ onwards

Sinchula Trail

This pleasant short low altitude trek route follows the traditional trail used by people moving between Thimphu & Punakha

10 Days | 9 Nights
From

$4308/ onwards

Bumthang Cultural Trail

The lovely Bumthang valley is the religious heartland of the nation and home to some of its oldest Buddhist temples

11 Days | 10 Nights
From

$4818/ onwards

Samtengang

The Samtengang trek is fairly easy as the altitude only ranges between 1100-1900 m and the climate are warm

10 Days | 9 Nights
From

$4380/ onwards

Jomolhari

The trek ends in a valley near Thimphu. Since the route between Zhoudu and Barshong is quite tough

12 Days | 11 Nights
From

$5248/ onwards

Wilderness Yaksa

With altitude differences of 2,500m and nearly 5,000m, it offers a wide range of landscapes

12 Days | 11 Nights
From

$5280/ onwards

Nub Tshona Pata

This Trek takes hikers through scenic Haa valley, along beautiful alpine meadows and rhododendron scrub

12 Days | 11 Nights
From

$5280/ onwards

Bumthang Owl Trek

It is a moderate 3-day hiking route that starts from Menchugang and ends in Jakar Dzong.

12 Days | 11 Nights
From

$5208/ onwards

Taktsang Spiritual Sojourn

Buddhism accelerates the process of economic development, social progress, and cultural advancement 

6 Days | 5 Nights
From

$2628/ onwards

Dhur Hot Spring

This trek route falls under the old expedition route to Mt. Gangkhar Puensum. The trek is known for its hot springs.

16 Days | 15 Nights
From

$6768/ onwards

Nabji Korphu

There is no better way to feel the heartbeat of a country than through trekking. You’ll come across hidden villages

13 Days | 12 Nights
From

$5278/ onwards

Dagala Thousand Lakes

You will be required to bring your gear, including sleeping bags, however, we will provide tents and sleeping pads

13 Days | 12 Nights
From

$5678/ onwards

Laya Gasa II

The Laya Gasa traverse is a highlander nomad’s route and it offers interesting trekking conditions from picturesque

18 Days | 17 Nights
From

$7878/ onwards

Laya Gasa

This trek offers interesting trekking conditions from picturesque farmland and forests to alpine pastureland

17 Days | 16 Nights
From

$7438/ onwards

Merak Sakteng

 Unlike anywhere else in the country, it offers a visitor to experience a unique semi-nomadic lifestyle

18 Days | 17 Nights
From

$7888/ onwards

Snowman

The attributes that make it a tough trek are; distances, altitudes, weather, and remoteness.

25 Days | 24 Nights
From

$10980/ onwards

Embarking on a Bhutanese trekking expedition offers a distinctive and enthralling experience, unparalleled in its exotic allure. It involves traversing ancestral trails that connect quaint hamlets, unmarred by modernity, and finding oneself engulfed in untamed wilderness.

Bhutan’s trekking scene thrives because of its vast majority of terrain being cloaked in dense woodlands, involving scaling and descending hills, traversing diverse vegetation zones abundant in assorted flora. Bhutan’s treks range from brief, three-day sojourns to the monumental, 32-day Snowman Trek.

To ensure a successful trekking experience in Bhutan, choose the right trek, plan in advance, acclimatize properly, stay hydrated and eat well, and hire a local guide from Truly Bhutan.

To be a responsible trekker in Bhutan, follow the principles of Leave No Trace, respect cultural norms and sacred sites, and choose local guides, accommodations, and services whenever possible to support local economies.