Of the more than a dozen trekking routes in Bhutan offer a wide range of unforgettable impressions and experiences. Whether you choose a short but beautiful trek like the Druk Path or a challenging but extremely rewarding route like the Snowman, the incomparable views, serene nature, wilderness and unique people will stay in your mind forever. Read more about service offered on treks in Bhutan and find some detailed descriptions of Bhutan’s trekking routes.

Dagana will remain cut off for another week, according to officials from the department of roads (DoR) in Dagapela.

“It could take about a week to clear all the road blocks, if the rain stops,” DoR assistant engineer, C B Mongar, said. “But if the rain continues, it’ll be very difficult to clear.”
Road officials said that, though men and machines are deployed at affected sites, traffic would be able to resume only by August 31, as heavy rainfall on the night of August 19 caused about 65 landslides and roadblocks along the 87 km Sunkosh-Dagana highway and damaged three bridges. Read More »

About four hours’ drive from Wangduephodrang is the central district of Trongsa, at an elevation of 2000 m. It is the ancestral home of Bhutan’s royal family and from where the first two kings ruled the kingdom.

Long before you reach it, you see the resplendent Trongsa Dzong in the valley centre. Its labyrinth of temples, corridors, offices and living quarters for the monks add up to a masterpiece in Bhutanese architecture preserved through professional restoration in 2004. Read More »