Trekking in Bhutan

Trekking in Bhutan with Dheyma Travels invites you to explore the country’s untouched natural beauty through its sacred mountain trails and hidden valleys. Each journey is carefully crafted to connect you with the country’s pristine environment, spiritual landmarks, and enduring traditions.

Whether you’re seeking trekking in Bhutan to remote monasteries, crossing high mountain passes, or camping under starry skies, you’ll discover Bhutan’s wilderness at its most awe-inspiring — offering a profound sense of solitude, connection, and wonder in one of the Himalayas’ most serene landscapes.

Our trekking in Bhutan are designed for all levels of trekkers — from beginners looking for a gentle introduction to Himalayan trails, to experienced hikers seeking challenging high-altitude adventures. Each tour is fully guided by our expert local team who know every trail, pass, and hidden valley intimately.

Green Footprints

11 Day Jumolhari Trek

The iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery clinging to a vertical cliffside above the Paro Valley in Bhutan.

The most popular trekking  in Bhutan, this adventure takes you through dramatic altitude changes, from 2,500m to nearly 5,000m, offering a diverse range of landscapes, flora, and fauna. The highlight of the journey is the breathtaking view of Mount Jomolhari from the Jangothang Basecamp. Along the way, the trail passes through a remote section of Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park, where you’ll encounter yak herder settlements and explore the untouched region of Lingshi. This trek offers an immersive experience into Bhutan’s wild and spiritual heart.

28 Days 27 Nights Snowman Trek 

Journey to the Center of Bhutan
As one of the world’s most challenging mountain treks, the Snowman Trek offers an exceptional opportunity to immerse yourself in nature, experience the grandeur of the Himalayas, and challenge your physical limits. This trek traces the Bhutan-Tibet border and passes through eleven high-altitude passes, all above 4,500 meters. Along the way, you’ll encounter breathtaking views of majestic peaks like Jhomolhari, Jichu Drake, and other towering mountains exceeding 7,000 meters. Created by Bhutan’s yak herders, this trail leads you through the country’s most remote villages, monasteries, farms, and communities. The combination of challenging terrain and enriching cultural encounters will expand both your body and mind, making the Snowman Trek an unforgettable adventure.

Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek

The iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery clinging to a vertical cliffside above the Paro Valley in Bhutan.

The 9-day Dagala Thousand Lakes Trekking in Bhutan is a scenic and less-traveled high-altitude trek that takes you through pristine alpine meadows, yak herder camps, and numerous crystal-clear glacial lakes. Offering sweeping views of the Himalayan peaks including Mount Everest, Jomolhari, and Kanchenjunga on clear days, the trek is known for its natural beauty, solitude, and rich biodiversity. Starting and ending near Thimphu, this moderate-level trek combines cultural encounters with Bhutanese pastoral life and peaceful immersion in nature, making it a perfect choice for trekkers seeking both adventure and tranquility.

Druk Path Trek

Journey to the Center of Bhutan
The 9-day Druk Path Trek is one of Bhutan’s most scenic and popular treks, connecting the valleys of Paro and Thimphu through ancient trails, high mountain passes, and pristine alpine landscapes. This moderate trek offers stunning views of the Himalayan peaks, visits to remote monasteries, and camps beside tranquil high-altitude lakes. Along the way, you’ll explore cultural landmarks like Jele Dzong, witness Bhutan’s natural beauty, and experience peaceful isolation in untouched wilderness. With its perfect blend of adventure, culture, and breathtaking scenery, the Druk Path is an ideal introduction to trekking in Bhutan.

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