Bhutan trekking takes you to the remote, highland, and untouched landscapes of the Thunder Dragon, a second name of Bhutan. Moreover, it is characterized by camping trek, wherein you spend nights by the river, by the lakes, in front of a mountain, and in the meadow. Bhutan trekking takes you to different altitudes, for examples, to an altitude of 4090 m, to an altitude of 4950 m, and to an altitude of 5000 m. These altitudes vary, according to treks that you do, for examples, Chomolhari Trek, Laya Gasa Trek, and Druk Trek Path.
Chomolhari Trek takes you to Taktsang Monastery, the symbol of Bhutan and it is a camping trek wherein you spend nights by the rivers in a meadow on a field and before the mountain.
Laya Gasa Trek includes the famous vista of Bhutan, including Drukgyel Dzong, which has a famous mountain of Bhutan, called Chomolhari in its background and the trekking trail climbs uphill.
Druk Path Trek is short and scenic and offers a stunning view of the Paro Valley, including a spectacular view of Mt. Gangker Phuensum, the highest mountain of Bhutan.
