Discover Bhutan on foot, from gentle walks to challenging high-altitude treks. Short hikes provide a taste of Himalayan beauty, winding through pine forests, meadows, and quiet villages, ideal for travelers with limited time or families. Longer treks, such as the Druk Path Trek, Jomolhari Trek, or even the legendary Snowman Trek, take you deep into the mountains, across alpine lakes, remote settlements, and high passes. Each trek is fully supported, with experienced guides, local porters, and thoughtfully planned itineraries suited to your pace and fitness. Hiking and trekking journeys blend physical challenge with cultural and spiritual discovery, offering travelers a unique and immersive connection to Bhutan’s landscapes and people.
10-Day Fly Fishing Itinerary
10-Day Bhutan Rafting & Fishing Expedition
Day 1 | Arrival
Arrive in Paro, check into Paro hotel. Afternoon hike to the iconic Tiger’s Nest (Taktsang Monastery).
Day 2 | Punakha
Drive to Punakha Valley. Visit the majestic Punakha Dzong. Overnight in Punakha.
Day 3 | Expedition Launch
Drive to Sunkosh River (Puna Tsang Chhu) and launch the float trip. First night of riverside camping.
Day 4 | Riverside Camping
Continue the journey: Float and fish along the scenic riverbanks. Overnight camping.
Day 5 | Riverside Camping
Continue the journey: Float and fish. Overnight camping.
Day 6 | Riverside Camping
Continue the journey: Float and fish. Overnight camping.
Day 7 | Riverside Camping
Final full day on the water: Float and fish. Overnight camping.
Day 8 | Thimphu
Take out near the India border by midday. Drive back to the capital, Thimphu. Overnight in Thimphu.
Day 9 | Sightseeing
Rest day and sightseeing in Thimphu. Explore local markets and landmarks. Overnight in Thimphu.
Day 10 | Departure
Transfer to Paro International Airport for your departure flight.
Pre-Trip Essentials
- Visa: You will receive your Bhutan visa arranged in advance by a licensed Bhutanese tour operator. You must carry a printed copy to present while boarding your flight to Bhutan from any airport.
- Fishing Permit: A fishing permit is mandatory for all anglers and will be secured on your behalf by our office prior to your arrival.
- Bring Your Own Gear: High-quality fly-fishing gear is not available for hire in Bhutan. You must bring your own rods, reels, and tackle.
- Target Species: On the Punatsang Chhu (Southern Bhutan), we target the powerful Golden Mahseer during our floating trips.
Fishing Rules & Etiquette
- Strictly Catch & Release: All fishing in Bhutan is “catch and immediate release” to support long-term conservation efforts and protect local fish populations.
- Fly Fishing Only: To minimize impact, please use single, barbless hooks and artificial lures only. Bait fishing is not permitted.
- Forbidden Days: Fishing is strictly prohibited on certain Buddhist auspicious days and in waters located near monasteries, temples, or other sacred sites.
Bhutan Mountains & Valleys
- Thimphu, Paro
- 13 Days Days . 12 Nights Nights
- Hard Physical training before the trip should begin no later than 2 months before, as you will have a height of 3,000 meters above sea level and more. Hiking is from 6 km daily with an average pace that can be maintained for hours. It is important to have physical fitness & endurance. You will also need the right gear and clothes according to the weather. Read More
