Bhutan Treks

Druk Path Trek is one of the most beautiful treks in Bhutan. This Bhutan Trek is a moderate six-day trek. This trek is popular for its breathtaking views as you cross the chain of mountains that separates the Paro and the Thimphu valley. Druk Path trek has two ending routes. One ends at Phajoding and other at Tshaluna.

Nabji Korphu Trek is the beautiful winter trek in Bhutan located in Jigme Singye National Park. This park proudly boasts a rich ecological environment; located in Central Bhutan it’s also home to several culture rich agricultural villages,Birds and animals like Rufous Necked Hornbill,Golden Langurs,Red Panda and Black Necked Crane.

With few winter trek options, Sinchula is one of the trek routes in Punakha. Punakha is a warmer valley in winter and many winter treks routes are available. The highest point is 3315M and the highlight of this trek is Kabjihoka Lake.

The Royal Heritage trek is one of the unique treks that covers different Palaces Starting from Central to Western Bhutan. The trek is one of iconic and beautiful.

Dur Hot spring trek is one of the beautiful trek in Bhutan. It is the oldest route to Majestic Mt. Gangkar Puensum through several Hot spring where locals use to visit. This is 16 days Bhutan Trip combined with cultural tour.

It is a 7-days Trek from Paro to Jumolhari base camp at Jangothang, returning via the same route or by an alternative trail to Paro.

Merak and Sakteng Trek allows trekkers to experience a unique semi-nomadic lifestyle and culture in one of the most scenic pastoral valleys in Bhutan

Trek Route: Punakha-Damji-Gasa-Koina-Laya. This Trek is the shorter version of Laya Gasa Trek and takes about 8 Days to complete Trek. The Trek is best for beginners and rated medium-hardone. It takes you through diverse terrain and mountain villages down to Gasa.

Short and beautifull trek in eastern part of Bhutan. The Lhakhang was named as Rigsum Goenpa Lhakhang. The Lhakhang houses a Jowo Shakya Muni statue (The Buddha as a Prince) brought from Punakha Dzong. 

It is a 12-days program with 9 days actual trek in eastern Bhutan that is tough and involves a tremendously long, steep descent. Though it was an important trade route before the National Highway was built, few people travel this way anymore but offer a chance to visit the remote dzong.