lmost two-third of Bhutan still lies beyond the reach of any road. Composed of rugged Himalayan summits, high passes, pristine forest, turquoise lakes, rolling yaks pastures, traditional villages and a healthy sprinkling of exotic wildlife from hornbills to snow leopards, this is perhaps one of the world's best preserved (and least explored) landscapes.
Bhutan offers a wide range of treks, from though high-altitude expeditions to the base camps of snowcapped Himalayan giants to relaxing community-based village trails linked by suptropical forest. And with walks ranging from two days to one month, there is a trek for everyone.
Shangri-La indeed!
