Trekking in of Bhutan with yatri Trekking

We offer several trekking circuits in Bhutan with varied length and difficulty levels. You can choose the one that best suits your need according to your available time and physical condition. You get the quintessence of the Bhutanese culture as you trek through these routes, most of which are improvised trails of old trading routes linking different valleys of Bhutan.
As you trek through these trails, you can enjoy excellent views of the snow White Mountains, hills covered with lush green forest and the serenity of several valleys. You can also experience the culture and lifestyle of the locals as you trek through the villages. Our circuits and itineraries are planned in such a way that it incorporates the treks into a cultural trip with monasteries and typical villages on the way.

Throughout the trekking trails our efficient and trained team takes care of your every necessity.

Trekking circuits in Bhutan have wide, easy and clean trails. Moreover, we plan your itinerary according to your interest and your physical status. You normally trek about 5/6 hours a day exploring variety of places, intermingling with the locals and relaxing at various stops.

Our trekking circuits are categorized as easy, normal, difficult and very difficult

Easy

:- If you are leading a reasonably active life, you can easily trek in these circuits that have less than 500ft ascents.

Normal Grade

:- These circuits mix some long and short walks with ascents that can sometimes be little more than 500 ft. It suits you best if you have some hill walking experiences.

Difficult Grade

:- It is suited to serious trekkers with some previous trekking experience.

Very difficult Grade

:- Trekking in these circuits demands a good stamina and an experience trekking at high altitudes. These circuits are regarded as genuine adventure.

The difficulty in some of the circuits varies with the change in season. The codes below, indicates the season best suited for a certain trekking circuit. However, you are advised to consult us for more detailed and precise information.

Spring : March-May
Summer: June-August
Autumn: September-November
Winter: December-February.