Taktsang Monastery, also known as the Tiger’s Nest, perched on a cliff above Paro Valley in Bhutan — a highlight of the hiking tour in the Himalayas.
The iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery — the most famous symbol of Bhutan and one of the main highlights of our hiking tour.
Bhutan 2026: Hiking Adventure & The Best of the Kingdom

March 25 – April 1, 2026

Average daytime temperatures:


Paro +10°C, Thimphu +18°C, Punakha +26°C


Packing list for the trekking part of the tour


Clothing


  • Quick-drying trekking pants
  • Synthetic T-shirts (2 pcs)
  • Long-sleeve synthetic top (1–2 pcs)
  • Fleece jacket
  • Windproof jacket
  • Cap or hat
  • Synthetic underwear
  • Trekking socks
  • Buff
  • Wool socks
  • Warm hat
  • Thin fleece gloves
  • Thermal underwear
  • Warm down jacket for evenings (example: The North Face Nuptse Jacket)
  • Fleece pants for evenings
  • Rain jacket or poncho (most probably we won't use it, so any)
  • Good knee supports (if you have any knee discomfort)
  • Swimsuit (for hot springs)
  • Flip-flops (for shower or hot springs)

Footwear


  • Hiking boots (example The North Face Offtrail Hike Mid GORE-TEX, The North Face Hedgehog Mid Gore-Tex)
  • Warm evening shoes (The North Face Thermoball type or Crocs)

Other essentials


  • Small backpack (25–35 L) for trekking days
  • Rain cover for backpack (most probably we won't use it, so any)
  • Trekking poles
  • Water bottle
  • Warm sleeping bag (comfort temperature –5°C or lower)
  • Sunglasses (UV protection level 3 or 4)
  • Sunscreen (SPF 50–70)
  • Lip balm
  • Quick-dry towel
  • Handkerchief
  • Personal hygiene items and personal first aid kit
  • Snacks for the trail (not to much, a bit)

Optional items


  • Waist bag
  • Down vest
  • Thermos
  • Headlamp + spare batteries
Woman from the Laya tribe in traditional dress and hat during the hiking tour in Bhutan Himalayas.
A woman from the remote Laya community — one of Bhutan’s most unique high-mountain cultures.