Bhutan Treks

7 Day Magical Bhutan with Bum-Dra Trek

Enjoy a cultural tour and a popular short trek that offers breathtaking views and a view of Taktsang Monastery from the top and enjoy Bhutan's sunrise while you camp in the wilderness.

11 Day Jomolhari Trek

The most popular trek in Bhutan offers a wide range of landscape, fauna and flora, and the spectacular view of Mount Jomolhari.

10 Day Bhutan Walking Day Tour

10 Day Bhutan Walking Day Tour with Druk Asia

9 Day DrukPath Trek

DrukPath Trek, a beautiful 6 day trek that starts at Ta Dzong, Paro and ends at the road above the Takin Sanctuary, Thimphu.

Nature & Trekking

The raw and natural beauty of the earth characterizes much of Bhutan’s environment that has made it captivating and stunning.

12 Day Soi Yaksa Trek

Soi Yaksa Trek is yet another beautiful and adrenaline pumping trek in Bhutan, filled with beautiful scenery with some climbs.

18 Day Merak Sakteng Trek

18 Days Merak Sakteng Bhutan Trek Itinerary covers Bhutan East to West. It also includes a trek into the most untouched part of Bhutan.

Trekking Season

The power and beauty of the mountains is more impressive on foot than from any vehicle.

9 Day Dagala Thousand Trek

From Geynikha, where you will make a climb, all the way to the beautiful Takakha Gomp in 5 Day.

21 Day Laya Gasa Trek

A 21 days travel plan through the mesmerizing northern part of Bhutan via the Laya Gasa Trek. This is the best if you're a walker; explore the finest things in Bhutan.

7 Day Jomolhari Trek

Jomolhari Trek is the most popular trek in Bhutan with beauty unlike any others.

28 Days 27 Nights Snow Man Trek

As one of the world’s most difficult mountain excursions, the Snowman Trek offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, see the majestic Himalayas, and push your body to its limits.

10 Days 9 Nights Royal Manas Trek

9 Days salt trek route

The Term “salt trek route” is derived from the purpose it served prior to the construction of the national highway from Trashigang to Samdrup Jongkhar. The people of the Eastern Dzongkhags used to make voyages via this route to take salt and silk from the border town of Samdrup Jongkhar.

Sinchula Trek

This short, low-altitude trek route follows the traditional trail used by people moving between Thimphu and Punakha when there were no motor roads. In ancient times, this route was used by both monks and local Kabjisa villagers alike. Hikers may pass by a camp near Chorten Ningpo, which is linked with The Divine Madman Lam Drukpa Kenley.