Eco-Tours in Bhutan: A Sustainable Journey Through Nature

Bhutan, a country renowned for its commitment to preserving nature and culture, offers a unique opportunity to experience eco-tourism like never before. Our eco-tours in Bhutan allow you to deeply connect with the environment while enjoying sustainable and responsible travel experiences. These tours focus on engaging with the natural world in ways that are both environmentally conscious and culturally enriching, offering you a chance to witness Bhutan’s untouched biodiversity and pristine landscapes.

Eco-Camping: A Unique Outdoor Experience

One of the highlights of Bhutan’s eco-tours is eco-camping, where you’ll spend your nights under the stars, surrounded by the tranquility of nature. Set up in remote areas far from the bustle of modern life, these camps offer a perfect blend of comfort and immersion. You’ll sleep in well-designed tents that leave minimal environmental impact, allowing you to fully embrace the peaceful surroundings. Wake up to breathtaking views of Bhutan’s majestic mountains, rivers, and forests, feeling connected to the earth in a way that’s impossible in more traditional accommodations.

Homestays in Pristine Villages: Cultural Immersion

Experience Bhutan’s authentic rural life by staying in homestays within picturesque, untouched villages. These eco-friendly stays offer you the chance to live alongside locals, learn about traditional farming practices, and participate in community activities. The Bhutanese are known for their hospitality, and a homestay provides a rare glimpse into their daily lives, culture, and values. You’ll share meals made from fresh, organic ingredients grown in the village, and enjoy traditional Bhutanese customs while living in harmony with the environment.

Bhutan’s Untouched Biodiversity

Bhutan is home to one of the most pristine ecosystems in the world, with over 70% of the country covered in forests. The country’s commitment to conservation is reflected in its conservation policies, such as maintaining a carbon-negative status and preserving biodiversity hotspots. On an eco-tour, you’ll have the opportunity to explore Bhutan’s national parks and protected areas, witnessing rare species such as the snow leopard, red panda, Himalayan tahr, and more. These tours offer the chance to experience firsthand the importance of preserving biodiversity and the deep connection Bhutan has with nature.

Sustainable Travel for a Better Tomorrow

Eco-tourism in Bhutan goes beyond just being an enjoyable experience—it’s an essential part of the country’s dedication to sustainable travel. By choosing eco-tours, you contribute directly to the conservation of Bhutan’s natural landscapes and support local communities that rely on eco-friendly practices. The country’s commitment to maintaining its Gross National Happiness includes sustainability, ensuring that future generations can continue to experience Bhutan’s natural wonders.

Connect with nature, engage with the local culture, and explore Bhutan’s untouched wilderness through our eco-tours. Whether you’re camping in pristine landscapes, bird-watching in the country’s remote valleys, or staying with local families in traditional villages, every step of your journey will be one that celebrates the beauty and sustainability of Bhutan.

Merak Sakteng Trek

This is Bhutan’s newest trek, taking you through the remote and scenic Merak and Sakteng regions, home to the Brokpa people, a semi-nomadic community with a unique culture. These villages were once isolated from the rest of Bhutan for centuries, preserving their ancient traditions, language, and way of life. The trek offers a rare chance to experience their distinct customs, yak-herding lifestyle, and vibrant festivals, all set against a backdrop of pristine landscapes, high mountain passes, and rich biodiversity within the Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary.

Laya Gasa Trek

The Laya Gasa Trek is a 18-days  adventure through Bhutan’s stunning and diverse landscapes, starting from Gunitsawa Village and ending in Gasa. Trekkers will pass through lush forests, high mountain passes, and remote villages, experiencing the natural beauty and rich culture of Bhutan. Along the way, they will visit Sharna Zampa, Thangthangkha, and Jangothang, where breathtaking views of Mount Jomolhari await. The trek also takes them through Lingshi, Chebisa, and Laya, where they can experience Bhutanese traditions and warm hospitality. The journey concludes in Gasa, known for its soothing hot springs and historic dzong, offering a well-earned rest after an exciting and challenging trek.

Snowmen Trek II

The Snowman Trek II is an adventurous 25-day journey through the remote and rugged landscapes of Bhutan. Beginning at Gunitsawa Village and concluding at Duer Village, this trek traverses high-altitude passes, pristine valleys, and traditional villages. Highlights include the scenic Jangothang, Lingshi, and Laya regions, with rest days for acclimatization and exploration. Trekkers will experience stunning views of Bhutan’s highest peaks, including Mount Gangkhar Puensum, and visit its base camp. The route also passes through Rhoduphu, Tarina, Thanza, and Tshorim, offering a mix of cultural encounters and natural beauty. The trek culminates in the relaxing hot springs of Duer Tsachu before ending at Duer Village, marking the completion of this challenging and rewarding adventure.

Snowmen Trek I

This itinerary outlines a 25-day trek through the scenic and challenging landscapes of Bhutan, starting from Gunitsawa Village and ending at Sephu. The journey takes trekkers through diverse terrains, including forests, valleys, high mountain passes, and remote villages. Key highlights include breathtaking views of Bhutan’s towering peaks, such as Kang Bum, Mount Jomolhari, Jichu Drake, and Gangkhar Puensum. Along the way, trekkers will pass through significant locations like Thangthangkha, Jangothang, Lingshi, and the isolated Laya village, offering rest days to acclimatize and explore. The route involves traversing high passes like Tsomo La, Gangla Karchung La, and Rinchen Zoe La, each offering spectacular mountain vistas. The trek culminates at the turquoise Thampe Tsho Lake before descending to the final destination at Sephu. This epic adventure combines natural beauty with cultural immersion, providing a deep connection with Bhutan’s wilderness and traditional way of life.