Trekking in Bhutan is a serene Himalayan adventure that is influenced by pristine nature, Buddhist culture, and well-conserved traditions. Among the traditional trekking trails in Bhutan, the Druk Path Trek is one of the most sought-after and breathtaking treks that connect Paro and Thimphu via the lofty mountain ranges and alpine valleys.
The Druk Path Trek allows you to pass through pristine lakes, rhododendron forests, yak herders’ camps, and historic monasteries, accompanied by breathtaking views of mountains like Jomolhari, Gangkar Puensum, and the Himalayan ranges. Compared to other treks, this trekking trail has moderate trekking days, making it the best option for trekkers who are looking for adventure as well as comfort.
Trekking in Bhutan is famous for its low-impact, high-value tourism model, which ensures that the trekking trails are not crowded and the cultural experiences are authentic. The ideal time for the Druk Path Trek is from April to June and September to October, when the weather is stable, and the landscapes are at their best.
