Druk Path Tour Companies

We finished Druk path trek with culture tour in Bhutan. Our guide, porters and driver were amazing. They were professional, entertaining and knowledgeable too. There was a lots of singing and dancing on the trekking which was really fun. We got good accommodation for hotel, nice tented camp and incredible food. This trip covered all the main sightseeing and trekking place such as Jele Dzong, Jimilangtsho, Tashichho Dzong, Tiger's Nest Monastry, Dochu-La pass, punaha Dzong, the palace of Great Happiness and lots of beautiful scenery, which is what drew us to Bhutan initially. Our Guide coordinated perfectly and never did even one fault. Thank Adventure Himalayan Travels and treks for providing us with good guide, porters and driver. It was really hard to say goodbye. Highly recommended !

Superlative in every way. Far exceeded all expectations. We thank everyone at One Seed and Bhutan Wilderness Adventures, especially Tshering, our expert guide, and his team in the trek. I could write a book here - instead, go and experience for yourself!

I've been on 3 OneSeed expeditions and I have loved every one of them. Each trip was well organized and a breeze to plan for (packing lists are provided). They also take into account the trekker's dietary needs ( I had vegetarian food on all 3 trips-- all delicious meals). The guides were amazing too, they were helpful and great company on long days. I would absolutely travel with them again. The trips I've done are: Epic Patagonia, Kilimanjaro Summit and Safari, and Drunk Path in Bhutan.

I have wanted to go to Bhutan for some time and my first visit planned by World Tour Plan exceeded all of my expectations. They were able to accommodate changing the itinerary of the Drum Trek path to 4 days instead of 5 days due to our travel schedules. When visiting the towns of Paro and Thimphu, our guide (Chencho) was highly knowledgeable and shared Bhutan’s history, Buddhism, and current events, and he and our driver (Singye) took us around to key attractions (museums, palace, monasteries, etc). The hiking trek was incredible, where we hiked through the mountains and saw once in a lifetime views. The trek itself was moderate and we had an entire team of our guide, a chef, and a mule “driver” who brought all the camping gear. Our trip to Bhutan was life changing, and I highly recommend World Tour Plan if you plan on going.

The trip was absolutely wonderful. From the moment I walked out of the Paro airport to when I was dropped off seven days later, I was truly taken care of. The accommodations in Paro for three nights was lovely; breakfast was varied, the view from my room was great, and the staff was kind. During the days, my guide (Chencho) always knew what he was talking about at every stop on the tour, and he also kept up with my questions while sightseeing and my pace while trekking. When I would passingly mention something I wanted to see or do, they'd bend over backwards to make sure I could have that experience (for example, they lengthened the kms each day on the trek so I'd have more time in Thimphu the last day, and dinner my last night was at a homestay instead of a regular restaurant). My driver (Ben) was also always keen to go out of his way to show me something he thought I'd find interesting. I debated whether as a solo woman I would be comfortable on this trip, and I definitely was; I never felt uncomfortable for a second. I also was not sure about spending the bulk of my trip trekking, but the staff made it so easy for me to just enjoy (tent already set when I arrived a camp, delicious food each meal, etc). The views were spectacular for the whole trek, and I ended up vastly preferring that to the days we were in the "cities", as there is not much to do in the cities anyway and while trekking you get to see such incredible nature. One minute we'd be hiking up a rocky hill, the next we'd be in a pasture full of wildflowers, and an hour later I would be wading in a glacial lake. I thought I'd only go to Bhutan once in my life, but this experience has made it clear that I'll have to go back someday.