Multi-Day Treks
Moderate–Hard
Jumolhari Trek
Bhutan's most iconic trek passing beneath the 7,315m Jumolhari summit, through yak pastures and over two high passes to the Thimphu valley.
Moderate–Hard
Laya Gasa Trek
Through the remote Laya highlands to one of Bhutan's most distinctive villages, ending with a rejuvenating soak in the natural hot springs of Gasa.
Hard
Snowman Trek
The world-famous 28-day odyssey through Lunana — 13 high passes, glacial lakes, and Bhutan's most remote villages. A true bucket-list achievement.
Short Treks
Moderate
Druk Path Trek
The most popular short trek — linking Paro and Thimphu via high ridges, alpine lakes, and ancient ruins with stunning Himalayan views.
Moderate
Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek
A high-altitude lake circuit south of Thimphu. Fishable trout-filled lakes, blue poppies, and sweeping views of the Himalayan range.
Easy–Moderate
Chele La Trek
A short but stunning trek over Bhutan's highest motorable pass (3,988m) through blue pine and rhododendron forests into the Haa Valley.
Moderate
Soi Yaksa Trek
Starting from the base of Jumolhari, this compact trek explores the dramatic Jangothang valley with close-up views of Bhutan's most sacred peak.
Moderate
Nub Tshonapata Trek
A hidden gem departing from Paro — leading to the glacier-fed Black Lake (Nub Tsho Nagpo) through some of Bhutan's most pristine high-altitude terrain.
Moderate
Merak & Sakteng Trek
An off-the-beaten-path trek in Eastern Bhutan through the wildlife sanctuary of Sakteng — home to the semi-nomadic Brokpa people and the legendary Migoi (yeti).