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Treks and walks in Bhutan

From an afternoon ridge walk to two weeks on foot

Day walks between villages, teahouse treks in Nepal, camping treks to high lakes and passes. We grade every walk by hours, height gain and the highest point, and pair you with licensed local guides and porters where the rules or the terrain call for them.

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Trekking in the Himalaya is mostly walking on old paths between villages, which means you can choose your comfort: teahouses in Nepal, homestays in Ladakh and Sikkim, tents where nobody lives.

Bhutan is a Himalayan kingdom of about 38,394 sq km where every valley is run from a dzong and every tourist pays a nightly Sustainable Development Fee. Indians pay ₹1,200 a night and can drive in from Siliguri via Phuentsholing; most other visitors pay USD 100 and fly into Paro. Go March–May or late September–November.

Experiences

Days that fit the style

Every experience
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Gasa · 2–3 hours

A soak in the Gasa Tshachu hot springs

Walk down from the road to the Mo Chhu and soak in Bhutan's best-known hot springs, where pools of different temperatur…

Free
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Gasa · 1.5 hours

Gasa Dzong and its round watchtowers

Visit the 17th-century Trashi Thongmön Dzong on its ridge above the Mo Chhu, built to defend Bhutan's northern frontier…

Entry fee may apply (check current status)
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Gasa · 3 hours (drive)

Up the Mo Chhu valley from Punakha

Follow the Mo Chhu north from Punakha past rice terraces, Tashithang forest and the boundary of Jigme Dorji National Pa…

Part of your transfer
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Paro · 5–6 hours return

Hike to Taktsang, the Tiger's Nest

The classic Bhutan day: a steady climb of about 500 m from the car park to the cafeteria viewpoint, then on to the mona…

Entry Nu 1,000–2,000; pony uphill ₹800–1,200
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Paro · 3 hours

Rinpung Dzong and the National Museum on foot

Walk from the town across the covered cantilever bridge, up through the dzong's courtyards and on to the round Ta Dzong…

Dzong Nu 500–1,000; museum Nu 300
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Paro · 1.5 hours

Morning prayer wheels at Kyichu Lhakhang

One of Bhutan's two oldest temples, a few minutes north of Paro town, where villagers walk circuits and spin prayer whe…

Entry Nu 500–1,000; taxi ₹300–500
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Phobjikha (Gangtey) · 2–3 hours

Dawn crane watching on the Phobjikha marsh

Watch black-necked cranes leave their night roost and spread across the marsh to feed, calling as they go. Start at the…

Crane centre Nu 200; otherwise free
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Phobjikha (Gangtey) · 3–4 hours

Gangtey Goenpa and the nature trail

Visit the 1613 monastery on its spur above the valley, then walk the Gangtey nature trail down through pine forest and …

Monastery Nu 100; trail free

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