Trek Through Bhutan's Rich Culture with the Bumthang Cultural Trek 2days days

The difficulty level of the Bumthang Cultural trek is moderate. This Bumthang cultural trek distance covers approximately 50 km, which takes over 3-4 days to complete. Its altitude ranges from 2,600m to 3,400m, and it is also suitable for trekkers with a basic fitness level.

Trip Facts

Trip Name:Bhutan Short Tour -2 nights 3 days Bhutan Tour

Duration:03 days

Grade:Easy to Exotic

Tour Type:Private Tour

Activities:Natural and cultural sightseeing

Transportation:Private vehicle

Max Elevation:3000m

Culture:Bhutanese Culture, Buddhist

Route:Paro – Thimphu – Tiger’s Nest

Best Season:March to May and September to November

Duration:03 Days days

Cost:USD 950

Duration: 2days days

Cost: USD 20000

This trek goes through stunning valleys, trout-filled rivers, idyllic villages, lush forests, and ancient but ornate monasteries. Trekkers will visit plenty of ancient temples, and the interesting part is that each temple is connected to myths and legends.

It simultaneously provides a close glimpse of rural Bhutan, its intact culture, and High Mountain. This stunning trek also helps you learn how spirituality and religious practices influence people's daily lives.

The Bumthang Cultural Trek is located in Bumthang District, Bhutan. A picturesque Bumthang valley is the religious soul of the Kingdom and holds some of its legendary Buddhist temples and monasteries.

This 16-day trek takes you to several remote villages and the countryside around Bumthang, where you can explore the culture and people’s way of living with a rustic flair.

Bumthang Valley trekking in Bhutan is relatively easy; a 500m ascent to Pephe La Pass might be challenging for unseasoned trekkers. But the raw beauty of surrounding landscapes keeps you pushing up.

The self-isolation policy of this Himalayan Kingdom, also known as “The Last Shangri La,” has contributed mainly to preserving its ancient Buddhist culture and pristine nature. The kingdom is considered one of the last remaining pristine nations in the world.