Trekking In Bhutan

Trekking Equipment

Learn more about the trekking equipment we provide and personal gear you are expected to bring for a comfortable trekking experience.

We select and supply tents based on the season, altitude, terrain, and trek conditions, drawing on the experience and feedback of our field staff.

For lower-altitude treks, wet seasons, and snowfall, we use spacious A-frame tents made with waterproof, breathable nylon flysheets and durable cotton inner walls. Designed for two to three people, they feature excellent ventilation, a roomy interior, and a vestibule for storing backpacks, wet boots, and gear. Their sloped flysheet helps shed rain and snow while retaining warmth.

For demanding alpine conditions, we also provide the North Face Assault 2, a highly technical, all-season two-person tent. Its single-wall DryWall fabric offers excellent breathability and tear strength while providing reliable protection from wind, rain, and snow. A removable vestibule and built-in gear loft provide additional storage without compromising floor space.

Enjoy delicious meals prepared by our experienced trekking chefs in the comfort of our spacious dining tents, while still experiencing the beauty of dining in the open air. Our two-door dining tents comfortably accommodate 6–20 trekkers, with tables and chairs for relaxed group dining. Heavy-duty, waterproof flysheets provide reliable protection from rain, while breathable cotton inner walls help maintain a comfortable environment.

Both doors can be fully opened for al fresco dining and easy serving access. Waterproof, fire-retardant ground sheets protect against rain, snow, and wind, while high-quality mesh windows and doors provide excellent ventilation.

Our kitchen tents are made from waterproof, breathable, coated nylon fabric, providing a safe and comfortable workspace for our trekking chefs in all weather conditions.

Designed and tested by our experienced trekking staff, these tents provide ample space for kitchen crews and efficient access for fast food preparation and serving. Available in various sizes, they are built to support smooth and reliable camp operations.

A water- and fire-resistant PVC floor skirt helps keep out wind, dust, and moisture, providing additional protection and durability in challenging conditions.

We provide rubber mats in addition to inflatable air mats. You will first put rubber mats on floor and then on top the inflated air mats – this gives you added insulation while sleeping inside tent. These lightweight design mats, which are easy to clean and maintain are made from high quality materials to offer durability. Cushioned surface of this mat provides you with a comfortable and non-slippery surface. The base material of the mats absorb shock and gives you cushioning effect incase your camp is on rough surface.

KM3544 KingCamp Wave Deluxe outdoor camp moisture-proof pad is being provided to all trekkers. Made of 100% polyester suede nap and 75D poly-pouch material.

Its egg crate foam make your sleeps more comfortable inside your tent. These moisture proof pads are also automatic inflatable ones. They are user-friendly, thicker and longer (nearly two meters long). The original V-slip design as the back acts as an anti-slide. The suede-surface moisture pad makes it more comfortable even for those not used to camping .

Duckback non-electrical 2 liters hot water bag is provided to each trekker. This gives additional heat while placed inside their sleeping bags. These hot water bags are sourced from renowned manufacturers in order to assure optimum quality. They are light weight, easy to clean and keep water hot for a longer time. These hot water rubber bags, which are from natural rubber are leak-proof and provide thermal comfort to our trekkers at night.

We provide Indian made rugs, which are to be used in between your sleeping pads inside your tents. This gives additional warmth and a place for your cold feet inside your sleeping tents.

We provide toilet tents with portable and collapsible toilet seat with legs. A hole is dug into the ground and this collapsible toilet seat placed over it, so that you can relieve yourself sitting on it. 

We provide foldable tables and chairs as essential camping equipment on our treks in Bhutan, offering a comfortable place to relax, dine, and unwind after a day of trekking.

Designed for use on wet grass, uneven terrain, and around the campfire, our chairs provide much-needed comfort after a long day on your feet. They are sturdy, reliable, and built for long-lasting use, with a 31-inch height and four supporting side bars for added stability.

We provide soft, warm fleece sleeping liners to use with your sleeping bag, adding an extra layer of comfort and warmth on cold nights.

The mummy-shaped design fits comfortably inside most sleeping bags and helps keep your sleeping bag clean, reducing the need for frequent washing. An all-around zipper also allows the liner to open fully and be used as a blanket.

A comfortable pillow can make a big difference after a long day of trekking. To save you from using a stuff sack or bundled clothing as a makeshift pillow, we provide square, compressible foam pillows with soft cotton covers for every trekker.

Lightweight and easy to pack, these pillows provide reliable comfort at camp and are often more comfortable than inflatable alternatives.

Duffle bags are essential for carrying your trekking gear and equipment. We provide heavy-duty, waterproof tarpaulin duffle bags, sourced from India and stitched by local tailors. Designed to be carried by horses, the bags are long and cylindrical, with each bag holding up to 15 kg. Two bags make up the standard 30 kg load carried by one horse.

Please keep your trekking gear separate from your city clothes and bring your own personal duffle bags for your trekking belongings. Your personal duffles will be placed inside our larger bags for transport by horse.

For added waterproofing and easier organization, we recommend packing your belongings in separate waterproof plastic bags or packing cubes before placing them in your duffle.

As a specialist in high-altitude trekking, we carry a Gamow Bag (Portable Altitude Chamber) on all our high-altitude treks as an important safety measure for treating acute mountain sickness (AMS). Our trekking guides are trained in its proper use.

The Gamow Bag we use is an Australian-designed portable altitude chamber developed for high-altitude trekking groups and expeditions. When inflated, it creates pressure equivalent to descending to a lower altitude. The patient lies inside the chamber while a foot pump increases the air pressure, helping to alleviate symptoms of altitude sickness.

The chamber weighs approximately 12 pounds (5.4 kg) and measures about 7 feet long and 2 feet in diameter when inflated. At an altitude of 3,000 m, it can simulate a descent of approximately 1,500 m. The effect is temporary, providing valuable time for the patient to descend to a lower altitude and continue acclimatizing.

The Gamow Bag is an emergency treatment device and does not replace descent or professional medical care.