Trekking in Bhutan
Trekking in Bhutan is unlike anywhere else in the Himalayas, complemented by crystal clear air and views that sometimes defy description. Some treks are short and suitable for beginners while others can be long and challenging. Trekking facilities are constantly being improved. All treks in Bhutan use tented campsite accommodation and on many routes you will be the only trekkers in sight! Less experienced trekkers are recommended to consider either the Sinchula Trek, Chele La nature trek or the Druk Path trek which leads across the chain of mountains separating the two main western valleys of Paro & Thimphu passing crystal clear lakes and on clear days offering splendid views of the high Himalayas. Strenuous rated treks take in northern villages and pass yak herdsmen who spend most of the year tending to their herds. Some of these treks climb as high as 5,500 metres and should only be attempted by exceptionally fit & strong trekkers with alpine experience.
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This 9-day challenging Chomolhari or Jomolhari trek starts at Drugyal Dzong in the north of Paro Valley. Hiking through rice paddy fields, apple orchards, forests, rushing steams, the trek gradually becomes challenging. After two nights camping in the wooded alpine forests and meadows, you will arrive at Jangothang base camp and from here you will have a stunning view of 7513m Mount Jumolhari.
Price: USD 2,470
Days: 12 days
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Starting from Punakha, this unique and challenging trek requires three days climbing the steep gorge leading to Laya before crossing the mighty Karakachu La to enter Lunana proper. After spending seven days walking through this 'paradise on earth
Price: USD 6,790
Days: 27 days
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The Tsaluna Trek also known as Druk Path Trek is a moderate, 4-5 days trek. This trek is ideal choice for those who wish to do both experience of cultural tour and short trekking in Bhutan. This trip features an in-depth cultural tour of the Bhutan’s spiritual heartland,