From gentle nature walks to challenging Himalayan expeditions, discover Bhutan on foot.
Bhutan’s most popular short trek, linking Paro and Thimphu through alpine forest, high ridgelines and a string of remote lakes. A good introduction to Himalayan trekking without committing to a multi-week expedition.
A quieter alternative to the Druk Path, climbing above Thimphu into a remote alpine basin scattered with high-altitude lakes and, in season, grazing yak herds.
A short overnight trek above Paro that ends with a dramatic descent past Tiger’s Nest Monastery, ideal for travelers who want a taste of Himalayan camping without a long commitment.
A classic high-altitude Bhutanese trek circling the base of sacred Mount Jomolhari (7,326 m), passing through Jigme Dorji National Park, yak-herding settlements and remote alpine passes.
An extended high-altitude route that continues past Jomolhari to the remote village of Laya before descending to Gasa’s natural hot springs, offering deep immersion in Bhutan’s far north.
Set in eastern Bhutan among the semi-nomadic Brokpa herders, this trek is one of the few open to the remote Merak and Sakteng valleys, offering a very different cultural experience from western routes.
A gentle low-altitude trek through villages, forest and terraced fields above the warm Punakha valley — one of the few treks comfortable during Bhutan’s winter months.
We can adjust duration, difficulty and route to match your experience level.
