An Adventure in Bhutan | Trekking The Trans Bhutan Trail


The Trans Bhutan Trail is an ancient route snaking across the centre of Bhutan, and exploring this route gives you an amazing exploration of the nation's scenic and cultural treasures. Trekkers can immerse themselves in an experience that blends adventure with spiritual and cultural enrichment. Whether you are drawn by the scenic beauty, the historical allure, or the promise of personal discovery, the Trans Bhutan Trail promises a transformative journey in one of the world’s most enchanting destinations.

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Highlights of the Trans Bhutan Trail

12 days, Paro to Paro

Imagine exploring the happiest country on Earth while walking along the same path used by royals, monks, and traders for thousands of years. That’s the Trans Bhutan Trail. Until the 1960s, it was the only way to get around the mountain kingdom of Bhutan. And now, for the first time in 60 years, you can hike it yourself. On this 12-day tour, you’ll travel and trek along the best portions of this historic trail, using your own two feet to experience rural and spiritual life in the most beautiful parts of the country. Venturing from west to east, you’ll hike along high mountain passes, across lush river valleys, and through villages from a different era, stopping to soak in local history, culture, and customs along the way. There really is magic on the Trans Bhutan Trail, and it’s ready to be rediscovered.

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