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Diverse travel destinations

The mountains of Bhutan


Mountains and trekking

From easy and flat to difficult and high

Bhutan is a diverse travel destination whose mountain world invites you to go on extended trekking tours. Peaks such as the Chomolhari (7,110 m), Gankar Puensum (approx. 7,570 m), Zanghopho Kang (7,085 m) and of course the Khula Kangri at 7,538 m challenge you to conquer, circumnavigate or admire them from a greater distance – depending on your wishes, physical fitness and mountain experience. The panoramas are varied and extremely impressive at all altitudes and those who prefer to explore the country in a more comfortable way can choose from our diverse group and private tours program.

Physical challengeName and area of the trekMaximum altitudeDurationType of accommodationNotes/description
Hiking
easyHiking trails around various (indigenous) villages1 – 3 hoursHomestay or mountain hutGet a deep insight into the everyday life of the rural (indigenous) population
TREKKING up to 3,600 meters
easySinchela3,000 meters3 daysTentDiscover Bhutan’s landscape, its natural wonders and rural lifestyle. Hike through vast pine forests, rhododendron jungles and visit remote villages and temples
easyGangtey3,390 meters1 – 3 daysTentDiscover Bhutan’s landscape, its natural wonders and rural lifestyle. Hike through vast pine forests, rhododendron jungles and visit remote villages and temples
TREKKING up to 4,800 meters
moderateSagala-Haa4,150 meters3 daysTentDiscover Bhutan’s landscape, its natural wonders and rural lifestyle. Hike through vast pine forests, rhododendron jungles and visit remote villages and temples
TREKKING up to 5,600 meters
moderate to challengingJomolhari4,950 meters8 daysTentThis trek will take you to Bhutan’s mountain giants, You will enjoy the outstanding panoramas of the mountain world
challengingLaya&Takin trek4,900 meters15 daysTentA trek into the tribal area of the Laya nomads
very challengingSnowman trek4,500 – 5,300 meters25 daysTentOne of the most challenging treks in the Himalayas with twelve high-altitude passes to conquer