Bhutan is a hidden gem, seemingly untouched by the modern world. Here you can hike to Tiger's Nest and follow forested trails to ancient temples, while staying at some of the world’s best hotels.”
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Walk into Luxury launches new Bhutan & Nepal journeys
Walk into Luxury introduces new private journeys in Bhutan and Nepal, combining guided Himalayan walks with handpicked luxury lodges, fine dining and bespoke service
Best Day Hikes in Bhutan
Discover Bhutan’s most rewarding day hikes, from sacred monasteries and alpine valleys to forested ridges with sweeping Himalayan views - each offering a glimpse into the country’s rich culture and breathtaking natural beauty.
How difficult is Tiger's Nest hike in Bhutan?
The hike to Tiger’s Nest is within reach for most active travellers — take your time, rest when needed, and enjoy one of the most iconic and spiritual sites in the Himalayas
Hiking in Nepal and Bhutan: How to prepare
We recommend preparing 2–3 months in advance for hiking in Nepal or Bhutan, gradually building stamina with longer walks, uneven terrain, and stairs. Some treks reach higher altitudes, but your itinerary will include time to acclimatise.
When is the best time to visit Nepal or Bhutan?
The best time to visit Nepal and Bhutan is from March to May and September to December for clear skies, mild weather, and ideal trekking conditions.
Hiking at altitude in the Himalayas: What to expect
Hiking in Bhutan and Nepal can reach altitudes of 2000-3500 metres in the valleys and foothills, or higher on high-mountain treks. But with time to acclimatise and a few practical tips, you can enjoy the Himalayas in safety and comfort.
What to expect in Bhutan
The ultimate Bhutan travel guide, read our culture and travel tips to ease the culture shock on your first visit to Bhutan. We cover everything from dining expectations to temple etiquette and cultural norms. Read on for what to expect on your trip to Bhutan.
Weather in Bhutan
Bhutan’s climate varies dramatically with altitude, from subtropical valleys to high alpine peaks, offering a diverse range of conditions throughout the year
Do I need a visa in Nepal or Bhutan?
A visa is required for both Nepal and Bhutan, with Nepal visas available on arrival and Bhutan visas arranged in advance through a licensed operator. Your Journey Designer can assist with both.