Overview

Nestled in the eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is one of the few remaining countries where traditional ways of life remain largely untouched by modernization, and its trekking routes reflect the harmony between nature and culture.

Bhutan offers some of the most breathtaking trekking experiences in the world, with popular routes catering to various skill levels and interests. Trekking routes pass by 7000-meter-high majestic mountains with permanently covered snow peaks, nomadic herders, hot spring, glacier and high-altitude lakes. Each trek is a unique experience of discovery. Mountaineering is forbidden in Bhutan; local belief is that the mountains to be home to deities, and as such these religious sanctities should not be disturbed. Himalayan Trekking Adventures offers a variety of trekking option, small group, independent and large group. Trekking in Bhutan can be physically challenging and demands a good level of fitness, as the trail often involve steep ascents, high-altitude mountain passes, and long walking days. Himalayan trekking adventures has well trained cooks and chefs, all trekking equipment is supplied and inclusive in trekking itineraries. Trekking in Bhutan is best done during two main seasons- spring –March to May and autumn-September to November when the weather is most stable and the views are at their finest.