We offer challenging treks like Snowmen, Laya, Wild East Rhodung La, Jhomolhari, Druk Path, Royal Trek and Juniper Trail. Shorter and moderate treks are organized at lower altitudes. Trekking will also be organized as per your requirements and convenience.

Trekking in Bhutan is unique comparing to other countries in the Himalayan regions. The walks are long and arduous but they are complemented by fresh air and wonderful views of mountains, hills, villages and the greenery. Only a few tourist treks each year and paths and communication may not be as good as they are in other Himalayan destinations.

However, we provide adequate facilities for the trekkers. The trekkers are accompanied by a trained guide, a cook, a cooking assistant and at least one horseman. All provision and belongings are carried by horses and yaks. Trekkers rarely have to carry more than a day pack with camera and extra film.

Bhutan Excursions has ample knowledge on trekking and other needs of the trekkers as to make the journey as adventurous and comfortable as possible. The support crew walks ahead of the trekking party each day and pitch camp before the trekkers arrive. A warm cup of tea that waits as you reach the camp is the most welcome treat after ten hours hiking up and down the mountains, sometimes as high as 18,000 feet.

All meals are carefully planned. Breakfast is always cooked and dinner includes a choice of at least four dishes. In many of the country, villages are scarce and few people will cross the path and as a result we take every precaution to ensure the safety and comfort of the trekkers.

Altitude sickness is an acute problem for trekkers in Bhutan. Almost all of the designated treks go above 3,000 meters (9,000 feet).  For those walkers who have not properly acclimatized or those who suffer from altitude sickness we advise them not to trek. If they wish to it is advisable to start slowly and allow yourself to acclimatize.