BEYOND LIMITS 10 | SNOW LEOPARD TREK — A TRANSFORMATIVE JOURNEY THROUGH BHUTAN FOR CANCER AWARENESS, CONNECTION AND COURAGE (27 NOV – 6 DEC 2025)
STEP INTO BEYOND LIMITS 10: A 10-DAY EXPEDITION OF PURPOSE, PRESENCE & INNER POWER
(27 NOV – 6 DEC 2025)
This is not just an expedition. It's a chance to slow down, strip away the noise, and reconnect with who you really are. It's for those ready to step out of autopilot, break free from old stories, and walk with intention, awareness, and a sense of shared humanity.
Beyond Limits 10 (BL10) is the next expedition under the Beyond Limits Movement. It brings together a community of intentional humans to embark on a transformative journey, one that will challenge you physically, mentally, emotionally, and energetically.
We’ll be trekking through Bhutan’s sacred Himalayan trails; holding space for one another, not just to cross wild terrain, but to journey inward. At its core, this expedition isn’t about charity. It’s about conscious presence, shared strength, and a deeper awareness of the silent battles so many around us face.
We don’t walk for them. We walk beside them. We walk to remember how capable we all are of carrying each other, not out of pity, but out of deep respect.
We’re also deeply grateful to have Ellil, a cherished Beyond Limits pioneer and two-time cancer survivor, supporting us in a meaningful way for BL10. While he won’t be joining us on the ground in Bhutan, Ellil remains a powerful force behind the scenes, helping shape the journey through the pre-expedition process and anchoring the spirit of this movement with his lived wisdom.
As someone who’s walked alongside us in the first three editions of Beyond Limits, his legacy continues to light the way for others. His voice, strength, and heart are felt in every step we take.
MEET ELLIL: A BEACON FOR WHAT’S POSSIBLE
One of our pioneer warriors, Ellil, is a two-time cancer survivor who has journeyed with us on three powerful Beyond Limits expeditions. His story is not defined by illness, but by courage, clarity, and purpose.
From the wild plains of Mongolia to a symbolic wheelchair trek across Singapore, Ellil has walked not just for himself, but for everyone learning to rise again. With every step, he has inspired others to speak their truth, reclaim their strength, and live with intention.
Today, he remains a guiding light in the Beyond Limits movement—a quiet force reminding us that resilience is cultivated, strength is shared, and healing often begins with community.
BEYOND ADVENTURE — INTO AWAKENING.
We’re not running a trip. We’re building a movement.
This is not a tour or a CSR program. This is a journey of awakening. Here, you’ll meet people who aren’t just seeking adventure, but seeking something that shifts them. That stretches them. That reveals them.
We’ve had cancer warriors, educators, artists, and first-time trekkers walk this path. What unites them isn’t skill, it’s soul. It’s the willingness to show up fully, without pretending, and walk in shared purpose.
You’ll be walking the iconic Jomolhari – Soi Yaksa trail, trekking across 6 days with mountain passes up to 4,890m and basecamps as high as 4,180m. You’ll feel altitude. You’ll feel discomfort. But more than that, you’ll feel alive, connected, and clear.
THE POWER OF WE – WHERE OUR STRENGTH IS COLLECTIVE AND GROWTH IS SHARED
This six-day trek will stretch us in all the right ways; physically, mentally, and energetically. Expect steep climbs, rugged terrain, deep descents, and the occasional scramble. We’ll ascend up to 4,890m and sleep at altitudes as high as 4,180m, covering close to 90km over the course of the journey.
While the altitude and changing mountain weather can be intense, the route itself is considered moderate for those with a base level of fitness. What matters most isn’t how fast we go, it’s how present we are with the experience and the people around us.
Example in Action: Imagine we’re on the expedition, and one team member is struggling to keep up. Instead of pushing ahead, the group slows down, shares our food, encourages them, and walks together, because our strength and success are seen as part of the collective.
Your win is my win. Your struggle is my concern. We rise and grow together.
This is the energy we move with. Not competition, but compassion. Not self-centered achievement, but shared becoming. We don’t just hike together, we evolve together.
Safety remains a top priority, and we always work closely with our BE Bhutan team to adjust plans if conditions call for it. This is a space for growth, not unnecessary risk. More will also be covered during the official expedition briefing with all participants, where we’ll dive deeper into risk assessment, scenario-based discussions, and how we navigate both the terrain and the inner journey as a collective.
THE JOURNEY UNFOLDS
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Driving time (Paro to hotel): 15 min
Note: Our BE team will be handling all flights on your behalf, so if you have any specific request, such as longer layovers or an earlier/ later departure to and from Bhutan, let us know and we can arrange it for you.
Upon our arrival in Paro at 4.45pm (GMT+6), our BE Bhutan team will greet us at Paro International Airport for a swift 15-minute transfer to your hotel. Nestled in the heart of western Bhutan, Paro Valley is a breathtaking sanctuary that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Surrounded by towering peaks and lush, terraced fields, this picturesque valley stands at an altitude of 2,200 meters, making it a perfect starting point for our Bhutanese adventure.
As we explore Paro, prepare to be enchanted by its serene landscapes and ancient temples. The valley is home to the majestic Paro Dzong, a fortress-monastery that rises impressively above the town, and the iconic Kyichu Temple, a revered 7th-century Buddhist site that marks Bhutan’s spiritual beginnings.
In the evening, embark on a leisurely nature hike from Olathang to the 7th-century Kyichu Temple, a revered Buddhist landmark. The hike, lasting 2-4 hours depending on our pace, will help us acclimate for the upcoming trek. After the hike, we will enjoy a dinner to refuel and recharge our hearts, before settling in for a good night’s rest.
Accommodation: Hotel in Paro, altitude 2,200 m
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Start Time: 7-8am (time to be decided by our BE team + BE Bhutan team the night before)
Driving Distance and Time: 16 km, 30 min (one-way)
Trekking Distance: approximately 6.4 km, 5-6 hours
Today, we embark on a trek to the legendary Paro Taktsang, or Tiger's Nest, perched at 3,210 meters on a dramatic cliffside in upper Paro Valley. This iconic pilgrimage leads us through a moderate 4-5 hour hike, depending on your group’s pace and energy.
The trail winds through dense pine forests, scenic clearings, and rocky terrain, offering glimpses of cascading waterfalls plunging from a 2,000-foot vertical cliff. Paro Taktsang, built in 1692, is said to be blessed by Guru Rinpoche, a revered tantric master from the 8th century. The monastery complex features four main temples and several interconnected dwellings, perched precariously on the cliff with staircases carved into the rock—adding a thrilling adrenaline rush to your journey.
This sacred site, visited by legendary Buddhist saints and treasure discoverers, is a must-see. The awe-inspiring views and spiritual ambiance make it the perfect backdrop for memorable photos and a profound experience of Bhutan's mystical heritage. It serves as the perfect ‘warm-up’ for our first day of trekking tomorrow!
We’ll end the day with a warm, fulfilling dinner—replenishing our energy and spirits—before settling in for a peaceful night’s sleep.
Accommodation: Hotel in Paro, altitude of 2,200 m -
Start Time: 7-8am (time to be decided by our BE team + BE Bhutan team the night before)
Driving Distance and Time: 30 km, 2.5 hours
Trekking Distance: approximately 4.5 km, 1.5-2 hours
Today, we drive north from Paro town, passing the historic Drukgyel Dzong, a fortress pivotal to Bhutanese heritage. We will continue through charming villages until the motorable road ends at Sharna Zam bridge. Here, embark on a short acclimatization trek along the Pachhu (Paro River). The trail meanders through coniferous forests, blue pines, maple, larch, and rhododendrons, with a series of ascents and descents.
After 1.5 to 2 hours, we’ll arrive at Shingkarap, a stone house at 3,110 meters. This area offers scenic spots for camping and a perfect setting to soak in the tranquility of the surroundings, as we share a well-deserved dinner before settling in for a good night’s rest.
Night halt: Shingkarap campsite, altitude 3,110 m.
Geo Coordinates: 27.644058° 89.257381°
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Start Time: 7-8am (time to be decided by our BE team + BE Bhutanese team the night before)
Trekking Distance: 16 km, 6 hour
Marvel at the breathtaking vistas of mountain peaks and yak pastures as we trek onward on Day 2. Today’s trek will bring you through familiar vegetation with a gentle ascent alongside the Pachhu River, leading us to a wooden bridge at 3,560 meters. A short walk from the bridge brings us to a picturesque meadow, where Jomolhari towers majestically at the head of the valley. This is Thangthangkha campsite, situated at 3,630 meters, offering a serene and stunning backdrop for our stay.
As the day winds down, we’ll gather for a well-deserved meal, refueling our bodies and lifting our hearts, before resting up for the adventures ahead
Night halt: Thangthangkha campsite, altitude 3,630 m.
Geo Coordinates: 27.707576° 89.288351°
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Start Time: 7-8am (time to be decided by our BE team + BE Bhutan team the night before)
Trekking Distance: 19 km, 5,6 hours
Today’s trek will take us above the treeline at 3,770 meters, gaining significant elevation. Starting from the camp, we’ll ascend towards the army camp, following the river as it meanders through the treeless expanse. Enjoy breathtaking views of surrounding peaks, pass by a mani wall, and enter expansive yak pastures.
The final stretch includes crossing a plateau, a stream bed, and Dangochang village before arriving at the spectacular Jangothang campsite at 4,090 meters. From here, we’ll be treated to panoramic views of Mount Jomolhari (7,314 m) and Mount Jichu Drake (6,989 m), as we feast, laugh, and recharge—because nothing fuels the soul like good food and great company before a restful sleep.
Night halt: Jangothang campsite, altitude 4,090 m.
Geo Coordinates: 27.767168° 89.335125°
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Start Time: 7-8am (time to be decided by our BE team + BE Bhutan team the night before)
Trekking Distance: 16 km, 6,7 hours
The trail guides us to the final settlement in the valley before descending to the Pachhu (Paro River). Along the way, we’ll pass the serene Tshophu Lake at 4,380 meters. From there, a steep climb will lead us to Bhonte La Pass at 4,890 meters, the highest point of the trek. After crossing the pass, the path descends sharply, winding through yak trails to reach the Dhumzo Chhu (Dhumzo River). Continue downstream, passing a few houses in Soi Yaksa (Dhumzo), before arriving at our campsite for the night.
A rewarding dinner awaits us after the trek, filling us with comfort and energy, before we retreat into a night of deep, well-earned rest.
Night halt: Soi Yaksa campsite, altitude 3,800 m.
Geo Coordinates: 27.698332° 89.352229°
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Start Time: 7-8am (time to be decided by our BE team + BE Bhutan team the night before)
Trekking Distance: 11 km, 4,5 hours
In June, we’ll have the chance to witness the stunning Blue Poppies, Bhutan’s national flower, in full bloom. The trail begins with a climb of 100 meters over a ridge before dropping down to a stream. After crossing the stream, it ascends the hillside, leading into a small valley before reaching another ridge. The route then heads south, climbing to Takhung La Pass at 4,520 meters. From there, descend to Thombu Shong at 4,180 meters, where yak herders' huts provide a scenic and rustic resting spot.
A rewarding meal and a moment of quiet reflection will conclude day 7, and set the perfect tone for a night of deep and well-earned rest.
Night halt: Thombu Shong campsite, altitude 4,180 m.
Geo Coordinates: 27.651355° 89.316661°
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Start Time: 7-8am (time to be decided by our BE team + BE Bhutan team the night before)
Driving Distance and Time: 15 km, 2 hours
Trekking Distance: 17 km, 4,5 hours
Today, we’re trekking to Thombu La Pass at 4,380 meters, then descending gradually through coniferous forests and alpine flora. The trail descends steeply, eventually reaching Gunitsawa Village at 2,730 meters. Here, our vehicle will be ready to transport us back to Paro. Upon arrival, we shall unwind with a traditional hot stone bath and spend your evening exploring the charming town of Paro. We’ll also savor a satisfying dinner, reflect on our journey, and rest under the stars, ready for another day of discovery.
Night halt: Hotel in Paro, altitude 2,200 m
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Start Time: 7-8am (time to be decided by our BE team + BE Bhutan team the night before)
Driving Distance and Time: 50 km, 1.5 hour (one-way)
We’ll drive to the stunning capital city, Thimphu, and explore its landmark sites such as the Buddha Statue and Memorial Chorten. On the way there, we’ll visit the Tachogang temple and delve into the legacy of Drubthob Thangtong Gyalpo, the renowned iron-bridge builder, who, in his lifetime (1385–1485), constructed 118 ferries, 120 temples, 111 stupas, and 60 wooden bridges across Tibet, China, and Bhutan. In Bhutan alone, he built 8 rust-resistant iron-chain footbridges, showcasing his extraordinary engineering prowess.
Upon arriving in Thimphu, we’ll head to Kuensel Phodrang to view the Buddha Dordenma Statue, one of the largest Buddha statues in the world, standing at 169 feet. From this vantage point, enjoy panoramic views of Thimphu city.
We’ll also get to join the locals in their daily circumambulation around the Memorial Chorten, a stupa built in 1974 in honor of the late Third King, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. We’ll then explore the Royal Textile Academy, established in 2005, to delve into Bhutan’s rich textile history and weaving traditions.
We’ll stroll through the craft market, where you can find authentic crafts created by rural Bhutanese artisans. In the evening, we’ll then return to Paro for a cultural show and farewell dinner, concluding our memorable journey.
Night halt: Hotel in Paro, altitude 2,200 m
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As the sun rises on your final day in Bhutan, the BE Bhutan team will bid us a fond farewell as we embark on our journey back to Singapore. They will be there to see us off at the airport, ensuring a seamless transition as we get ready to embark on our flight at 7.50am (GMT+6).
“Beyond Limits is the essence of living out who we believe we are.
Ask yourself, what limits do you have? And when did you decide to accept these limitations you created for yourself?
How can we break through the concrete boundaries we’ve boxed ourselves in? Simple: an extremely compelling vision.
Once you have that, it’s all crystal clear. No what ifs, no excuses, no blaming others. Because that’s when you rise to a different level of intensity and focus. Where all your shoulds (regrets), have now become your musts. When challenges come your way, you will find a way, if not, you are going to make a way. That’s when the real you shows up. And you will never be able to hide that extreme level of spontaneity and excitement that you burn so passionately with, every moment of your life.
All breakthroughs start with a change in your beliefs.
So... what beliefs do you represent?”— SCOTT TAY, BE FOUNDER
Take a moment to explore the remarkable experiences shared by previous Beyond Limits participants in their journeys. These stories provide a vivid glimpse into the transformative experiences awaiting you when you choose to push your limits alongside us.
We had Zoe, a cancer survivor, join us for Beyond Limits 4, a 50km trek across an icy lake at temperatures plunging below -20 degrees celsius to raise funds for the Singapore Cancer Society. We had Jiaying, who flew to frosty Taiga with us for BL6, looking to support our cause for young cancer patients, but left with a heart full of inspiration, appreciation, and a deeper, loving connection with her mother who she was also caring for, before her succumbing to cancer.
We had Irisha, an inspirational breast cancer survivor who showed us what true strength and tenacity looks like in BL7. And here’s also a visual ‘journal’ of what our participants went through for BL7, because pictures can speak to you about a journey in ways that words cannot.
IS THIS FOR YOU?
Let’s be honest. This isn’t for everyone.
If you’re chasing a photo, a personal achievement, or a vacation vibe, this is not for you.
If you’re unwilling to put ego aside, contribute to the group, or be present with people who are different from you, this is not your space.
We’re not looking for the strongest or the most experienced. We’re looking for those who are grounded, respectful, open-hearted, and committed to the collective. People who are willing to be uncomfortable and still show up with grace.
This is a journey that will push you and expand you. If that excites you more than it scares you, then maybe, just maybe, this is for you.
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While we have a thoughtfully crafted itinerary, real transformation happens beyond rigid plans. The mountains have their own rhythms and we’ll adapt as needed along the way.
If you’re someone who needs everything to go exactly as expected, this might not be for you. But if you’re open to the unknown, to flow, to growth, then you’re exactly where you need to be.
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No drama, no diva energy, no turning on one another.
We’re serious about cultivating a safe, supportive space, where kindness, respect, and emotional maturity lead the way. Everyone’s well-being is a shared priority, and we move as one team. If you’re here to lift others up, grow together, and leave ego at the door, you’ll thrive. If not, this might not be your space.
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There may be moments when a car breaks down or the weather throws us a curveball. That’s part of real adventure. But here’s what we know for sure, our local partners know this land intimately. They’ve guided us safely through it year after year, and we hold deep respect and trust in their wisdom.
If trusting the locals feels like a stretch, this journey may not be for you. But if you’re open to learning from those who live and breathe this land, you’ll find yourself in good hands and in good company.
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Scott and Kavita will be leading this expedition throughout the journey.
With years of experience leading groups through remote and rugged terrain, we ask that you place your trust in the process, in the structure we’ve created, and in the people walking beside you. Every system we’ve designed, from the pod structure to the way we navigate challenges, is there to keep you safe, supported, and present.
We’ll also open the floor to anyone who feels called to volunteer and lead alongside us. This is purely by choice, and we deeply welcome those who wish to step up, not from ego, but from a place of service and shared responsibility.
If you’re open to co-creating something bigger than yourself, this space will feel like home. But if you prefer to operate solo and resist guidance, this might not be the right fit. Here, we move as one, with trust, respect, and intention.
Read this and still feel the pull? Good. We start with a 20-minute alignment call to get to know you after receiving your registration and ensure this is truly the right fit.
Because this isn’t something you sign up for lightly. And we’re not afraid to say no if the energy’s off.
But if it’s a yes on both ends, you’ll feel it. And we’ll welcome you to the family.
Terms & Conditions
Upon confirmation of your participation in the expedition, a 50% non-refundable deposit is required to secure your place on the Beyond Limits 10 group expedition, taking place from 27th November to 6th December 2025. The total cost of the expedition is US$5,390 nett per participant, exclusive of international flights.
The remaining 50% balance is payable no later than 8 weeks prior to the expedition start date. This expedition fee covers all logistical arrangements, ground support, accommodations, meals, permits, and related expedition services as listed below in the “What is Included” section.
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All airport transfers to and from Paro
All modes of accommodation (3 stars twin-sharing hotel in the capital, guesthouses, camping tents at the campsite during the trek)
4 seasons sleeping bag
All-terrain expedition support vehicles, drivers and petrol
BE Bhutan expedition support guides (English speaking) + Nurse
All breakfasts, lunches, dinner stated and 1.5L of bottled water per day
All staff costs including their fees, insurance and equipment
All national park fees and government/local taxes
Visa
SDF (US$100 per night per participant)
Beyond Expeditions team leader(s) who will accompany and support the group, including travel logistics, flights, and related expenses
Expedition coordination and facilitation costs, including:
Behind-the-scenes planning, preparation, and execution
Man-hours across multiple meetings, campaign development, and journey design
Travel logistics, including flights and related expenses, for our support crew and media team
Pre-trip trainings, preparation, and manpower support in Singapore
General administrative support and operational costs throughout the expedition timeline
A personal Beyond Limits 10 Expedition e-hand book
A bright yellow safety tag to attach to your backpack. This is so we can see you’re part of Beyond Limits 10 and it’s also identifiable easily in an emergency situation.
Beyond Limits Trash Bag for taking care of your rubbish. During the trek you collect all your waste in the bag as you are not allowed to leave any waste along the route, at checkpoints, mountain cabins or wind shelters.
A Beyond Limits 10 medal when you complete the expedition.
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Round-trip international flights (economy) from Singapore to Bhutan
Excess luggage and hand carry fees for all flights
Additional incurred costs during layover
Personal expenses
All personal equipment and gear for the expedition (all costs for these items to be borne by you)
Tips (optional)
Personal travel insurance
Emergency rescue flights (if needed)
IMPORTANT FAQ FOR BEYOND LIMITS PARTICIPANTS
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Every spot on a Beyond Limits expedition is highly valued. We operate with a strict participant limit to maintain group integrity and ensure a meaningful, transformative experience for all.
By placing a deposit and confirming your participation, you are committing not only to the physical journey but to the deeper purpose behind it. This includes taking responsibility for your role within the team, showing up with intention, and honoring your commitment to the expedition without withdrawal.
This is not a leisure trip or casual adventure; it is a purpose-driven journey that requires presence, discipline, and unity. We strongly encourage all participants to review our Terms and Conditions carefully before signing up.
Please note that all deposits are strictly non-refundable. Participants are expected to adhere to the Terms and Conditions outlined at the point of registration.
Beyond Limits expeditions involve extensive planning, campaign preparation, and logistical execution across both Singapore and our host country. Withdrawals are only considered under exceptional circumstances, such as medical or urgent family emergencies. In such cases, participants are expected to rely on their travel insurance, and we will provide any necessary supporting documentation to assist with claims.
Your commitment plays a vital role in upholding the values and success of this movement. We deeply appreciate your alignment with these principles.
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This Beyond Limits expedition will accommodate a maximum of 10 participants, including 1 to 2 dedicated expedition leaders from the BE Singapore team. On the ground, we will be supported by our trusted BE Bhutan team, which consists but is not limited to a nurse, experienced guides, drivers, and a cook.
If you're joining the journey solo, rest assured. We organize 2 to 3 pre-expedition group training sessions in Singapore that focus on both physical and mental preparedness. These sessions often involve long-distance treks ranging from 20 to 30 kilometers, designed to build endurance, mental resilience, and team connection before the real journey begins.
You will be welcomed into a tight-knit, purpose-driven community that trains, grows, and walks forward together.
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Please refer to the segment above for the provisional itinerary. Kindly note that the actual route may be subject to change due to external factors beyond our control.
A comprehensive expedition briefing will be conducted for all confirmed participants approximately 2 to 3 months prior to departure. This session will cover the detailed itinerary, safety protocols, contingency plans, and all other essential expedition information. Briefings are typically held on a weekday evening or weekend to accommodate varying schedules.
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Participants will be required to trek distances of up to 19 kilometers per day or more, depending on terrain and weather conditions, with a total estimated distance of approximately 85 kilometers. These distances and routes are subject to change based on local conditions that may be outside the control of Beyond Expeditions and our ground teams.
All participants are personally responsible for ensuring they are physically and mentally fit for this expedition. This includes undergoing regular self-training and completing multiple long-distance treks in Singapore prior to departure. While Beyond Expeditions will conduct several group training sessions locally, these are not a substitute for individual preparation.
This expedition involves extended periods of physical exertion, challenging terrain, and unpredictable weather. It is not suitable for individuals with low baseline fitness or unmanaged medical conditions. Participants with any pre-existing medical issue must obtain written clearance from a licensed medical professional. Beyond Expeditions reserves the right to request proof of medical clearance at any point leading up to the expedition.
We have had participants over the age of 60 successfully complete past expeditions. However, success is entirely dependent on each individual's commitment to thorough preparation, personal responsibility, and accountability to the team. Our guiding principle remains to leave no one behind, but each participant is expected to carry their own weight physically and mentally.
Failure to meet the minimum required preparation or to disclose medical conditions may result in removal from the expedition for safety and operational reasons, at the discretion of the leadership team. No refunds will be issued in such cases.
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We will be supported by three experienced BE Bhutanese guides and two to three dedicated cooks throughout the expedition. Our kitchen team is capable of preparing a variety of cuisines, ranging from traditional Bhutanese meals to more familiar Western dishes. Halal, vegetarian, and vegan options are available upon request.
For participants with specific dietary needs, such as Halal, vegetarian, or vegan diets, please note that food variety may be more limited compared to standard menus. This feedback is based on past participants who followed these diets during previous expeditions.
That said, your dietary requirements are important to us. Please inform any member of the Beyond Expeditions team in advance, and we will do our best to ensure your meals are well-prepared, safe, and aligned with your preferences, while allowing you to experience the local cuisine where possible.
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In the capital city, Paro, we’ll be staying in three-star hotels (twin-sharing rooms paired by gender). During the days of the trek, we’ll camp at various campsites of different altitudes every night in two-men tents.
You will sleep in four-season sleeping bags suitable for sub-zero temperatures.
After the trek ends on Day 8, we will stay in a three-star hotel (twin-sharing rooms paired by gender) in Paro for the last few days of the expedition.
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Bhutan is widely regarded as one of the safest travel destinations in the world. Our BE Bhutanese drivers and guides bring decades of experience navigating rugged terrain and adapting to real-time ground conditions. Many of them have spent over 10 to 20 years leading adventure-based journeys across the region.
In addition, our BE Singapore expedition leaders are trained in expedition safety protocols and are equipped with satellite phones and comprehensive first aid kits to manage emergencies and ensure the well-being of all participants.
During the trek, we will be supported by pack horses that carry essential expedition supplies including food, water, tents, and other key equipment. A local nurse will also be part of the trekking crew to manage minor injuries or health-related concerns that may arise along the way.
Should unforeseen weather or environmental conditions affect the planned route, contingency plans are in place to adapt the itinerary as needed while ensuring the continuity and safety of the journey.
To support your preparation, an official expedition briefing will be held for all confirmed participants. This session will cover the detailed itinerary, packing requirements, safety measures, scenario planning, and all other critical expedition information.
Your safety and well-being are our top priorities at every stage of this journey.
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Yes, individuals of all nationalities are warmly welcomed to participate in our charity expeditions. Please inform us of your departure and arrival locations so that we can accommodate your travel arrangements. We take pride in fostering a diverse team, comprising individuals from various nationalities, ethnicities, and backgrounds.
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