TREKKING IN BHUTAN

Trekking in Bhutan provides an opportunity to experience its well-conserved and pristine natural environment. Trail meanders through green meadows, yak grazing lands, mountains and valleys adorned with tall rhododendron trees bursting with pink and red flowers. This is where you will find hairy yaks graze; elusive blue sheep and takins galloping on mountain slopes. You will also pass through the villages of nomadic yak herders and be captivated by their closet rustic lifestyle. As mountains in Bhutan are considered abode of deities and home for legendary yeti – hence they remain unconquered. You will be captivated by the breathtaking views of some of the highest unclimbed peaks in the world.

Trekking offers an opportunity to witness stunning views of unclimbed snow-capped mountains. Whether you are looking for a glimpse of the Himalayas or long treks, we have it all for you. Our short treks offer an insight to the Himalayas within a short span of time and long arduous treks befit true adventure seekers. All these treks go over prayer flag festooned scenic passes, which are as high as 5000 meters. Bhutan offers the most unique ways of trekking in the Himalayas.