Bhutan trekking - enjoy unspoilt nature

Druk Path Trek 

Difficulty level: Medium 

Duration: 14 days 

Highlights: Breathtaking views of the Himalayas, historic monasteries, clear mountain lakes 

Best time to go: March to May, September to November 

Speciality: Ideal for beginners and advanced trekkers looking for an intense nature experience without major physical challenges. 

Short description: The Druk Path Trek is one of the most popular routes in Bhutan. It connects the Paro and Thimphu valleys and leads through dense forests, over high passes and past numerous monasteries. This trek offers an ideal mix of adventure and cultural insights.

Snowman Trek 

Difficulty level: Medium 

Duration: 34 days 

Highlights: One of the most difficult trekking adventures in the world, several passes over 5000 metres, remote valleys and mountain monasteries 

Best time to travel: September to October 

Speciality: This route is for experienced trekkers and is considered one of the most challenging routes in the world. 

Short description: The Snowman Trek is a unique challenge that takes almost two months to complete and leads through some of the most remote areas of Bhutan. With its length and altitude, it requires extreme endurance, but also offers unrivalled scenery and unspoilt nature. 

Dagala & Tiger's Nest Trek

• Difficulty level: Easy-Medium
• Duration: 15 days
• Highlights: Crystal clear mountain lakes, unique alpine pastures, spectacular visit to the famous Tiger's Nest (Taktsang Monastery)
• Best time to visit: March to May, September to November
• Speciality: Combination of nature experience and cultural highlights, ideal for trekkers who want to experience both Bhutan's breathtaking landscapes and its iconic sights.
• Short description: The Dagala & Tiger's Nest Trek leads through picturesque alpine pastures and past crystal-clear lakes that offer spectacular views of the Himalayas. The tour culminates in a visit to the famous Tiger's Nest Monastery, one of the holiest places in Bhutan, perched on a steep cliff. A perfect combination of nature and culture.

Lingshi Laya Trek 

• Difficulty level: Medium
• Duration: 19 days
• Highlights: Vast mountain landscapes, snow-capped peaks, meeting the people of the Laya region, hot springs in Gasa
• Best time to travel: April to May, October to November
• Speciality: Ideal for experienced trekkers who want to explore Bhutan's more remote areas and get to know the unique Layap culture.
• Short description: The Lingshi Laya Trek is an extended version of the Jomolhari Trek that leads deep into the remote Laya region. On this adventurous route, you will cross numerous high passes and enjoy breathtaking views of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas. Along the way, you will meet the Layap, a unique ethnic group that lives high in the mountains. 

Soi Yaksa Trek 

Difficulty level: Medium 

Duration: 16 days 

Highlights: Spectacular views of the Jomolhari and Jichu Drake, yak herds, remote mountain villages, unspoilt landscapes 

Best time to travel: March to May, September to November 

Special feature: An adventurous yet relatively short trek characterised by breathtaking mountain landscapes and encounters with shepherds. 

Short description: The Soi Yaksa Trek is a shorter but challenging route that offers spectacular views of Bhutan's highest peaks, including Jomolhari and Jichu Drake. Along the way, you will pass through remote villages, meet yak herders and enjoy the unspoilt nature of Bhutan. 

Experience Bhutan trekking individually 

In addition to our group tours, we also offer you the opportunity to plan your trekking trip to Bhutan individually. Whether you would like to explore certain tours, have special wishes regarding duration or difficulty level or would like to combine your trip with cultural experiences - we will organise your tour entirely according to your ideas. Experience Bhutan at your own pace and according to your wishes.