Bhutan Adventure & Hiking Tours
Bhutan hiking and trekking packages: the legendary Snowman Trail, motorcycle tours, mountain passes, and rafting on glacial rivers.
- The Snowman Trek: World's Toughest Trek — 25 days, from US$9690. The Snowman Trek is legendary for a reason. It is often cited as the most difficult trek in the world, crossing 11 passes over 4,500m along the Bhutan-Tibet border. You will traver
- Druk Path Trek: The Royal Trail — 10 days, from US$3650. The Druk Path is Bhutan's most popular short trek, connecting the valleys of Paro and Thimphu. It follows an ancient trading route through rhododendron forests and past shimmering
- Jomolhari Base Camp Trek — 12 days, from US$4500. Trek to the base of the sacred Mount Jomolhari (7,326m). This trek offers a great variety of trekking conditions, from lush valleys to high passes, and the chance to see Blue Sheep
- Cycling the Dragon's Back — 13 days, from US$4900. A thrilling mountain biking tour across high passes and through lush forests. Descend thousands of meters on epic paved and off-road trails.
- Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek — 9 days, from US$3300. A scenic trek passing numerous crystal clear alpine lakes with panoramic views of the entire Himalayan range, including Everest and Kanchenjunga on clear days.
- Whitewater Rafting & Riverside Camping — 6 days, from US$1920. Combine culture with splashes of adrenaline. Raft down the Mo Chhu and Po Chhu rivers in Punakha and camp on the white sandy riverbanks.
- Bumdra Trek: Cliffside Camping — 4 days, from US$1590. A short but spectacular overnight trek that camps high above Tiger's Nest monastery. Wake up to sunrise over the Himalayas.
- Laya Gasa Trek: Hot Springs & Highlands — 15 days, from US$5760. Trek to the remote Laya village, home to Bhutan's unique highland culture, and descend through pristine wilderness to the famous Gasa hot springs. Experience genuine frontier Bhuta
- Bhutan Day Hikes Adventure — 9 days, from US$2910. Perfect for hikers who prefer hotel comfort to camping. Daily hikes from comfortable lodges, exploring valleys, ridges, and monasteries throughout western Bhutan.