Name of the Trek	Altitude in meters	Season	Start-End Places
Chomolhari - Jichu Drakye	H: 4820; L: 2800	April-June; Sept.-Nov.	Paro-Paro
Magical Lingshi	H: 4890; L: 2800	April-June; Sept.-Nov.	Paro-Thimphu
Mystical Laya	H: 4890; L: 2800	April-June; Sept.-Nov.	Paro-Punakha
Gangkar Phunsum	H: 4800; L: 3120	May-June; Sept.-Nov.	Bumthang-Bumthang
Bumthang Culture Trek	H: 3360; L: 2800	April -June; Sept.-Nov.	Bumthang-Bumthang
Druk Path	H: 3400; L: 2200	April -June; Sept.-Nov.	Paro-Thimphu
Rodungla	H: 3170; L: 1780	April -June; Sept.-Nov.	Bumthang-Lhuntse (eastern Bhutan)
Gangtey Trek	H: 3200; L: 1370	Jan. - June; Sept.- Dec.	Gangtey/Phobjikha-Wangdi
Snowman - Wild Lunana	H: 5100; L: 1370	May - Aug.	Paro-Nikkachu (near Tongsa)

Spectacular, uncrowded and tranquil settings are the norm as we explore Bhutan, one of the world’s last unspoiled frontiers, by foot. Enjoy awe-inspiring surroundings, breathe in fresh mountain air and let your spirits soar among towering peaks, as we trek in this land of endless beauty. More than 20 virgin peaks over 7,000 meters including Gangkar Phunsum, the world’s highest unclimbed mountain, rise as guardians high above the sweeping river valleys. Treks vary from short three-day easy walks across low altitudes to the streneous four-week Snowman Trek that covers 356 kilometers and climbs three of the kingdom’s highest passes.