Bumdra Neykor Trek

Cost Inclusions

• Travel in tourist Toyota coaster bus
• Pick up and drop at Changlimithang, Thimphu
• Drinking water, to be filled up in water bottles
• Complimentary local guide
• 1 Lunch, 1 breakfast and 1 dinner
• Luxury Tents Stay

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Terms & Conditions
⇒  Booking will be confirmed once we received the payment via MBOB or MPay
⇒  Email or WhatsApp confirmation must be sent to us prior to the confirmation of the trip
⇒  Booking canceled 3 days prior to departure will be fully refunded
⇒  Booking canceled in less than 3 days will not be refunded however you can replace someone
⇒  You may form a group and let us know if you wish to have private friends tour, otherwise, it will be mixed age groups with strangers
⇒  You must follow our instruction to keep you safe, sound and healthy always
⇒  You must learn to understand and accept the group interest while on tour
⇒  You must learn from the tours we conduct, our idea behind conducting these tours are (Spend, Travel, Learn and Earn Yourself)

Day 01: Arrival in Paro to Sangchokor to Bumdra (Trek starts)
Early morning, drive to Sang Choekor from where we will start the trek. While we prepare to trek with the backpack, pay the respects at the Sangchoekor Sedra Buddhist College. The initial climb up from the temple through the thick alpine forest takes about 3 hours to reach the base of the old temple. The trail undulates for a while before the last steep pull up to the pretty temple which boasts commanding views of southern Paro valley including the airport. After a final 20 minutes climb through ruins and fluttering prayer flags, with a last glance southwards we plunge back into ancient forest traversing for about 40 minutes then come out onto a high wide meadow dotted with sacred Chortens and prayer flags. Our home for the night is tucked in under Bumdra Monastery (cave of a thousand prayers) making the most of the awesome views of the Himalayan range. Night halt at camp.

Day 02: Bumdra to Paro (Trek ends)
After a hearty breakfast in the jaw-dropping landscape, it is time to either head straight back into the valley or linger awhile soaking up the view and perhaps hang some prayer flags of our own. Eventually, we have to drop back into the ancient pine and rhododendron forest on the monks’ zig-zagging trail. After 1-2 hours of descent, we catch glimpses of the golden roofs of temples below and soon come upon the first of many on our way back from the wilds. The path snakes across the mountainside between the monasteries and temples before reaching the gardens of Zhangtopelri (Heaven on Earth) from which you can bravely peer over the edge and straight down onto the ornate roofs of Taktsang in the cliff far below. An hour later and we are at the gates of Taktsang looking across the gorge a steep descent to a waterfall then ascent on steps and you are passing into the Tiger’s Nest itself. Retracing our steps we begin the final descent of about 45 minutes to reach our vehicle. End of the tour & services.