Trekking
Trekking provides an excellent opportunity to experience the real heart of Bhutan and gain insight into the rural culture of the kingdom. A trek in Bhutan can be anything from a three day leisurely walk around a valley, to the arduous 25 day Snowman trek, taking one well above the snowline into Bhutan’s most remote high altitude settled region, Lunana.
On your trek you will be accompanied by a small and efficient trekking team, who will guide you, prepare the meals, and look after all the camping arrangements. We provide all necessary equipment (two-person tents, eating utensils, dining & toilet tents), but you have to bring your own sleeping bag. Everything is transported by pack animals: horses in the low lands and yaks at higher elevations.
Almost all of the designated treks go above 3000 meters (9843 feet). Those who have not properly acclimatized or suffer from altitude sickness are advised not to trek. If you are not used to high altitudes it is a good idea to start slowly and allow yourself to acclimatize.
 Punakha Winter Trek (12 days) – Easy |
 Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek (13 days) – Medium |
 Bumthang Cultural Trek (11 Days) – Easy |
 Samtengang Winter Trek (10 days) – Easy |
 Druk Path Trek (11 days) – Medium |
 Duer Hot Spring Trek (16 days) – Medium |
 Jomolhari Trek (12 days) – Hard |
 Gangtey Trek (8 days) – Easy |
 Laya Gasa Trek (18 days) – Hard |
 Snowman Trek (28 days) – Hard |
 Rodung- La Trek (20 days) – Hard |
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