Bhutan offers the one of the most impressive and powerful trekking of the world. Whether you take a two night trek around the Bumthang valley or walk for three days from Thimphu to Paro or take the eight- day trek to the base of mount Jhomolhari, the views, villages, people and experience will be unparalleled. Awakening a dawn to the sound of the cockerel and a warming mug of tea, trekkers at the higher altitudes are invariably greeted by a breath- taking mountains cape. Few sites on earth can equal the first sunlight hitting a Himalayan mountain. Trekking during April and May in Himalayas brings the deep reds and oranges of rhododendron blossom. Bhutan’s bountiful natural beauty can be enjoyed on all the treks we operate. Earlier in the year the light is sharper but the night are very cold. In autumn after the rainy season, the skies clear and the leaves begin to turn yellow.

Treks vary from three-day walks across low altitudes to the three – weeks snowman trek that covers 356 kilometres and climbs three of the kingdom’s highest passes. Inexperienced trekkers are recommended to do the trek from Thimphu to Paro or vice-versa. Called the Druk Path, it winds across the chain of mountains separating the two valleys passing crystal lakes and offerings view across the Himalayan Mountains outside of the monsoon seasons. More difficult treks take in northern villages and past yakherdsmen who spend most of the year tending to their herds high above the villages.