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Bhutan Trekking

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Destination
Bhutan Tours
Duration
11 days
Difficulty
Adventurous
Activity
Trekking
Max Altitude
4000
Group Size
1
Accommodation
Hotel | Resort
Meals
Breakfast
Transport
Flight
Strart & End Point
Kathmandu
Best Seasons
Mar-June, Sep-Dec

Trip Highlights

  • Explore Bhutan's incredible mountain views and rich wilderness on Treks in 2025 and 2026.
  • Views of stunning Mt. Chomlhari (7316m). Trekking in Bhutan.
  • 17th-century Buddhist culture, arts, and architecture.
  • The trek passes through ethnic Tibetan Buddhist settlements.
  • National museums, Dzongs, and beautiful Monasteries.
  • The superb views of the Dochula Pass (3080m).

Bhutan Trekking Overview

11-day Bhutan Trekking is an exciting holiday trip to explore the fantastic mountain views and unspoiled wilderness. Bhutan has a high mountain landscape in the north and forested green hills in the south. The Bhutan treks offer spectacular mountain scenery, including Chomolhari (7316m), Jichu Drake, Tsering Gang, beautiful mountain Lakes, and glaciers.

The 17th-century Buddhist culture, along with its arts and architecture, adds more attractions to the trek. Bhutan Trekking's best season runs from March through May, June, September, October, and November.

These are the best seasons to trek in Bhutan. We provide everyone else with the best service, prices, permits, visas, costs, and Itineraries from Kathmandu, Nepal.

WhatsApp us at +977-9851033819 or email us now. Trekking in Bhutan takes you through charming villages and magnificent valleys rich in Buddhist culture and traditions. The trek passes through Dzongs, mountain passes, and fertile lands.

Beautiful Tibetan Buddhist settlements with rich customs and rituals are on the trails. Bhutan's cultural aspect is vibrant and distinct. It is carefully preserved as a tourist attraction. During the treks to Bhutan, you can explore the mystical wonders.

Bhutanese worshiped Padmasambhava, the guru (8th century), the founder of Himalayan Buddhism and a Tantric guru. They are the cultural attractions of Bhutan's trekking holidays.

The tourism department has categorized trekking routes and itineraries in Bhutan as being from 3 to 23 days. Druk Path Trek, Jomolhari Laya Gasa Trek, Jomolhari Loop Merak Sakteng Trek, Gangtey Trek, and Bumthang Cultural Trek are some of the popular trekking destinations in Bhutan.

Short hikes and tours around Thimphu and Paro to see the museums and natural diversities are also equally popular.

Trekking in Bhutan offers an additional conventional opportunity to explore the semi-tropical and snow-capped forests at lower elevations, an environment with abundant flora. Bhutan's well-known trekking and climbing courses include Gangtey Trek, Druk Way Trek, Bumthum Social Trek, Chomolhari, Mountain Goddess Trek, Masagang Trek, and Southeast Face Trek.

The force and magnificence of the mountains are greater by walking than from any vehicle, and the experience will be unparalleled. Trekking in Bhutan is a low-elevation trek that opens up in the winter.

Bhutan has long maintained a policy of cultural and economic isolationism. Whichever route you take, whether a 2-night trek or a three-day walk around the Haa Valley from Thimpu to Paro. Or an 8-day trek to the base of Mt.Chomolhari at your convenience; you will enjoy it.

Cost of an 11-day Bhutan trip

Bhutan is a beautiful, green, Buddhist country. However, we operate Bhutan tours and treks from Nepal and offer combined tours between Nepal and Bhutan.

Similarly, we operate the Bhutan Trek from Nepal and use Bhutan Airlines to travel to Bhutan. The cost depends on the group size and the number of trekking days. Please let us know your interest and expectations for the Bhutan trek. We'll provide the Itinerary and cost details even though you are a solo traveler.

Trekking in Bhutan is a way to inspire you in the wilderness of a mystical land and remote and traditional villages. Boundless Adventure has been organizing Bhutan trekking for many decades. Contact us for more details today.

The best seasons for Bhutan treks are Spring and autumn, from March to April, and late September to mid-November. Boundless Adventure leads you with expert local guides to the depths of Bhutan's wilderness, traditional lifestyles, and cultural heritage. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

Visa, Permits, and Plane Tickets

Boundless Adventure always provides the necessary documents for the Bhutan adventure trip. Similarly, every nationality requires a Bhutan visa. Boundless Adventure arranges visas, permits, and plane tickets from the Bhutanese Embassy in Nepal within five working days.

Day-to-Day Short Itinerary

Day 01Arrive Paro (2200m)2,400m~0.67 hrs
Day 02Paro Sightseeing2,250m~0.33 hrs
Day 03Trek to Jele Dzong (3490m)3,490m~3 hrs
Day 04

What is included in this trek package?

What's Included

  • International Airport is picked up and dropped off by car/van/bus.
  • Accommodation in Nepal according to the itinerary.
  • Paro city tours, including a tour guide and a car/van.
  • Highly experienced, helpful, and friendly guide, including their food, accommodation, salary, insurance, and equipment.
  • Entry Permit and Restricted Area Permit.
  • All Bhutanese government taxes.

Cost

Group Price Breakdown

Group SizePrice Per Person
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STARTParo2,400m
DAY 2Rinpung Dzong2,250m
DAY 3Bjela Dzong3,490m
DAY 4Jangchulakha3,490m

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Paro2,400mRinpung Dzong2,250mBjela Dzong3,490mJangchulakha3,490mParo2,400m
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Bhutan is a sovereign and landlocked country in South Asia. Bordered by China to the north and India to the south, east, and west, it is in the eastern Himalayas. Known for its mountainous landscape, rich culture, and Buddhist heritage, it has an elevation range of 97m to 7,570 m.

The cost of a Bhutan trek depends on factors such as itinerary customization, special requests, and group size. Boundless Adventure offers a group discount for Bhutan trekking, while also minimizing costs for solo travelers. For details on the price of the Bhutan trekking, please get in touch with us via WhatsApp at +977 9851033819.

Bhutan's difficulty level is adventurous. The trek involves hiking at high elevations, long days on the trail, and physical challenges. Thus, Bhutan trekking requires proper preparation, acclimatization, and a good level of physical fitness.

The altitude range for Bhutan trekking is 3490-4000m. The trek begins at Jele Donzo at 3490m, passes through numerous stunning areas of Bhutan, and reaches the highest point, Jangchulakha, at 4000m.

From September to November, Autumn is the finest time to trek to Bhutan. The clear blue skies, pleasant weather, and crisp air in the Himalayas make Autumn ideal for trekking. Likewise, Spring is also perfect for the Bhutan trek due to its comfortable weather and moderate temperature.

Yes, Bhutan is tourist-friendly and one of the safest countries to travel to, with low crime rates and a peaceful environment. The country's careful tourism policy lets trekkers explore without fear. Moreover, its political stability, well-managed routes, wildlife safety measures, and environmental protection policies make it a tourist-friendly destination.

Yes, travel insurance is compulsory for trekking in Bhutan. It provides essential coverage for medical emergencies, travel interruptions, and loss or theft, making it necessary for trekking.

Due to the government-imposed trekking system, trekkers must stay in a tented camp throughout the trek to Bhutan. The accommodation option allows trekkers to experience the real thrill of the adventure in the Himalayas.

Yes, it is possible, but one must join a licensed travel company and a guide to trek to Bhutan. Solo treks are allowed in Bhutan for trekkers' safety and environmental protection.

Yes, altitude-related issues are a concern during the Bhutan trek. The trek starts above 3000m, which is relatively high. Before starting the trek, trekkers must acclimatize adequately and take time to adapt to the changed temperature.

Yes, Bhutan is among the most expensive countries in the world to trek and travel. The tourism policy focuses on "high value, low impact," which means there is a minimum daily package rate that all tourists must pay. Visitors traveling to Bhutan must be ready with a strong wallet.

Yes, Boundless Adventure offers an online booking option for the Bhutan trek. You can pre-book the trek online for a smooth trek. However, we also accept online bookings up to 2 weeks before the trek. If you have questions about the booking, please get in touch with us via WhatsApp at +977 9851033819 or by email.

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Trek to Jangchulakha (3770m)
3,490m
~3 hrs
Day 05Trek to Jimilangtsho (3870m)0m~4 hrs
Day 06Trek to Simkotra Tsho (4110m)0m~4 hrs
Day 07Trek to Phajoding (3800m)0m~4 hrs
Day 08Trek to Thimphu (2334m)0m~3 hrs
Day 09Drive to Punakha (1242m)0m~3 hrs
Day 10Drive to Paro (2200m)0m~4 hrs
Day 11Departure0m~0.67 hrs

Note

We recommend you arrive at Kathmandu by three pm at least one day before the trek departure date for last-minute preparations.

Detailed Itinerary

To ensure the safety and enjoyment of trekkers, Boundless Adventure has carefully crafted the 11-day Bhutan trek itinerary. The trek begins with a journey from Paro to Jele Dzong, passing through Bhutan's stunning landscape. However, the itinerary is customizable, and trekkers can tailor it to their preferences. 

Day 01

Arrive Paro (2200m)

Paro

Max Altitude

2,400m

Duration

0.67 hrs

Transport

Flight

Meals

Meals Not Included

The Bhutan trekking expedition commences once you arrive at Paro International Airport. Upon your landing, our team member will be at the airport to welcome you. Once you check in and complete the formalities, you will see our representative, who will have your and our company's names. Our representative will greet you and take you to your destination in a private vehicle. Our representative will describe the beauties you will see while driving from Paro airport. Once you get to the Hotel, you can rest and freshen up. Your stay for the night and dinner that day will be at Paro's Hotel.

Accommodation

Hotel

Day 02

Paro Sightseeing

Rinpung Dzong

Max Altitude

2,250m

Duration

0.33 hrs

Transport

Private vehicle

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Day 03

Trek to Jele Dzong (3490m)

Bjela Dzong

Max Altitude

3,490m

Duration

3 hrs

Transport

On foot

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Day 04

Trek to Jangchulakha (3770m)

Jangchulakha

Max Altitude

3,490m

Duration

3 hrs

Transport

Private vehicle

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Day 05

Trek to Jimilangtsho (3870m)

Jimilangtsho

Max Altitude

0m

Duration

4 hrs

Transport

On foot

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Day 06

Trek to Simkotra Tsho (4110m)

Simkotra Tsho

Max Altitude

0m

Duration

4 hrs

Transport

Private vehicle

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Day 07

Trek to Phajoding (3800m)

Simkotra Tsho

Max Altitude

0m

Duration

4 hrs

Transport

On foot

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Day 08

Trek to Thimphu (2334m)

Max Altitude

0m

Duration

3 hrs

Transport

Private vehicle

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Your journey starts to descend on the eighth day. After breakfast at Phajoding Camp, you will descend to Thimpu at 2334m. The trail from Phajoding to Thimpu descends via the lush forests, terraced fields, and stunning villages. It is a 3-hour journey from Phajoding to Thimphu. Your night stay and supper are at the Thimpu Hotel.

Day 09

Drive to Punakha (1242m)

Max Altitude

0m

Duration

3 hrs

Transport

Private vehicle

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

The trekking journey ends on the eighth day, and you return via a scenic drive from the ninth day. After breakfast at the Thimpu Hotel, you will drive to Punakha. The route passes through Dochula Pass. Getting to Punakha from Thimpu takes 3 hours of driving and covers a distance of 85km. Your overnight and dinner are at the Hotel in Punakha.

Day 10

Drive to Paro (2200m)

Max Altitude

0m

Duration

4 hrs

Transport

Private vehicle

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Day ten marks the final day of the Bhutan Trekking excursion. After breakfast at Punakha's Hotel, you will drive towards Paro at 2200m. The distance from Punakha to Paro is 126km, with a scenic 4-hour drive showcasing the diverse beauty of Bhutan. Your day's accommodation and dinner are at the Paro Hotel.

Day 11

Departure

Max Altitude

0m

Duration

0.67 hrs

Transport

Private vehicle

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

It's time to say goodbye to Bhutan. As per the time of your flight, we will drop you off at the airport. If you have more time, we suggest you visit our beautiful Nepal. If not, we must say goodbye. We hope to meet you again. Have a safe flight!

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  • What is excluded in this trek package?

    What's Excluded

    • Travel insurance.
    • Donation
    • All sightseeing entry fees.
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    Bhutan is at a higher elevation, so trekkers must acclimatize and adapt their bodies to the changed temperature before starting the trek here. Day two is for your Paro sightseeing and to help you adapt to the temperature change and let your body acclimatize. After breakfast at Paro's Hotel in the early morning, you will go sightseeing in Paro with our expert guide. The first sightseeing destination for the day is the National Museum of Bhutan (Ta Dzong). In western Bhutan, the museum spans over 1,500 years of cultural heritage. After visiting Ta Dzong, you will head towards Rinpung Dzong, also known as Paro Dzong. Rinpung Dzong is the largest Buddhist monastery in the Paro district of Bhutan. After a pleasant sightseeing day in Paro, we will drop you off at your Hotel for your night's stay and dinner. Note: You can also hike in Tiger's Nest on the Paro Sightseeing day.

    Accommodation

    Hotel

    Your trekking journey will begin today. You will have a hearty morning meal at the Paro Hotel. After breakfast, our representative will pick you up from your Hotel and drop you off at the National Museum of Bhutan. From the National Museum of Bhutan, your trek will begin. The trek to Jele Dzong begins with a gradual ascent via the rhododendron and pine forest. As you ascend, the beautiful views of the Paro Valley will appear in front of your eyes. A 3-4 hour trek from the National Museum takes you to Jele Dzong at 3490m. There is no accommodation point at Jele Dzong, so our crew member will set up a camp for your stay. Your overnight and dinner will be at the tent camp.

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    Accommodation

    Early in the morning, after a warm breakfast at the camp of Jele Dzong, you will head towards Jangchulakha. The trek involves a steep climb in the initial phase and a gradual ascent in the final phase. The trail passes through an alpine and rhododendron forest. Crossing Jele La pass at 3490m is the highlight of the trek. Also, the trek offers stunning views of the snow-capped peaks, including Mount Jomolhari and Mt.Jichu Drake. It takes 3-4 hours to reach Jangchulakha at 3770m, covering 10km. Your overnight and dinner are at the Camp on Jangchalukha.

    Accommodation

    Hotel

    You will have breakfast while enjoying the surrounding view and make your way toward the day’s destination, Jimilangtsho. As the trek begins, it gradually ascends through dense rhododendron forests. As you climb higher, panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks will motivate you to reach your destination. The trail continues through alpine meadows, offering a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the Bhutanese people. A four-hour walk from Jangchulakha takes you to the Jimlangtsho lakes. The Jimlangtsho Lakes are well-known for their giant-sized trout. A panorama of Mount Jichu Drake (6,989m) and Bhutan's highest peak, Gangkar Puensum (7,497m), is eye-appealing from Jimilangtsho. Your overnight and dinner are at Camp at 3870m above sea level.

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    Have a hearty morning meal while enjoying the view of Jimilangtsho Lake at your Camp. After breakfast, prepare for the day's final destination, Simkotra Tsho, at 4110m. The trek from Jimilangtsho to Simkotra Tsho takes you through lush forests, alpine meadows, and rugged mountain terrains. The trail offers stunning views of Janetsho Lake and Yakherder's Camp. It is a 4-hour walk from Jimilangtsho to Simkotra Tsho, covering 11km. Simkotra Tsho is the highest point on the trek. Trekkers gain 240m elevation while trekking from Jimilangtsho to Simkotra Tsho. Thus, altitude-related issues can be a concern. However, we suggest you acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and listen to your body. You can take time to appreciate the view of Simkotra Tsho Lake. Your accommodation and dinner point will be at a Camp near Simkotra Tsho.

    Accommodation

    Hotel

    After breakfast at Camp Simkotra Tsho, you will head towards Phajoding at 3800m. As the trail ascends, it provides a view of Mount Gangkar Puensum (7570m), the highest unclimbed peak in the world. The trail passes through yak herder camps and a forest of rhododendrons and junipers. Before reaching today's destination, Phajoding, you will navigate the Labana Pass at 4200m. Reaching Phajoding from Simkotra Tsho is a four-hour trek with an ascending and descending section covering approximately 10km. Your overnight and dinner are at Phajoding in a camp.

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    Mountain weather can change quickly. Follow your guide and local safety advice.