The Royal Heritage Trek traces the historical route travelled by the Royal Families when moving between their summer and winter residence in Bumthang and near Trongsa. In 2007 the Monarchy was 100 years old and to commemorate this fact the old route was rediscovered. The Trek includes two long climbs to passes of around 4000m on the day 1 and 3 and one long descent.

This trip is designed for those who are interested textiles industry of the country. The tour provides an insight into the remoteness of the country’s Far East, where development is minimal due to the high passes and terrain. Your visit will feature an authentic look at the Bhutanese lifestyle. You will see firsthand and up close how people live and work.The East is famous for hand woven textiles, known as Khushu Thakra. Every household has a weaving loom. Weaving is usually done in winter when there is less agricultural work. Other trip highlights include the Khaling Weaving Center, school for the blind and the Kanglung College, called Sherubtse, which is currently the only University in Bhutan.