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Bumdra Trek with Glamping

The Bumdra Trek is a unique short trek in Bhutan, offering an extraordinary combination of trekking and glamping in Bhutan’s pristine wilderness. This trek is perfect for adventurers seeking a blend of spirituality, stunning landscapes, and the luxury of camping under the stars.

Starting at Sangchoekor Lhakhang (2,400m), the Bumdra Trek takes you to the breathtaking Bumdra Monastery, located at an altitude of 3,800m. This sacred site is believed to be blessed by a hundred thousand dakinis (celestial beings), whose footprints are said to remain imprinted in the caves. Exploring Bumdra Monastery offers an unforgettable spiritual experience, making it one of the most recommended options for trekking in Bhutan.

After an overnight stop near Bumdra Monastery, glamping enthusiasts can enjoy the comforts of a well-set camp surrounded by awe-inspiring natural beauty. This aspect makes the Bumdra Trek stand out as a top choice for glamping in Bhutan.

The next day, the descent takes you to the iconic Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest), one of Bhutan’s most famous landmarks. Along the way, you’ll pass Zangtopelri, a small temple perched on the mountain, offering panoramic views of the Paro Valley. The combination of sacred sites, serene trails, and incredible views makes the Bumdra Trek an ideal choice for those seeking a short trek in Bhutan.

Whether you’re new to trekking or an experienced adventurer, the Bumdra Trek offers an unparalleled experience of trekking in Bhutan, combining history, spirituality, and luxury.

Please note that you need to add at least one additional night on arrival to your Bhutan itinerary to complete this trek.

Tour highlights

Duration: 02 Days
Duration of Trek : 1 Night/2 Days
Starts and End: Paro
Standard: Medium to Hard
Maximum Elevation: About 3,800m – 4000m
Highest camp – 3800m

Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek

The Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek, famously known as the “1000 Lake Trek,” or “Dagala Trek” is one of the most picturesque and rewarding treks in Bhutan. This exceptional journey takes you through pristine alpine landscapes, dotted with countless serene lakes that reflect the towering peaks of the Himalayas. Offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and adventure, the Dagala Trek is a must-do for trekking enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

As you traverse the trails, you’ll be captivated by the breathtaking vistas of the entire Himalayan mountain range. On clear days, you can catch glimpses of some of the world’s most iconic peaks, including Mt. Everest, Jomolhari, Masang Gang, Jichu Drake, and Gangche Ta, among others. Each step of the trek unveils stunning scenery, from verdant meadows to crystal-clear lakes surrounded by snow-capped mountains.

The Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek is not only about the views; it also offers an immersive experience into Bhutan’s unspoiled wilderness. The route is rich in biodiversity, and you might encounter yak herders, grazing yaks, and even rare alpine flora. The trek’s tranquility, away from bustling tourist routes, makes it a perfect escape into nature.

Whether you’re an experienced trekker or seeking a unique adventure in Bhutan, the Dagala Trek Thousand Trek promises an unforgettable journey through one of the country’s most beautiful regions.

The trek is within Thimphu.

Please note that you need to add at least three additional nights to your Bhutan itinerary to complete this trek: two nights before the trek for essential acclimatization and one night after the trek before your departure from Bhutan.

Maximum elevation: 4,520m
Highest Camp: 4,280m
Standard: Medium
Best Seasons: April to June and September to November

Start: Genekha, Thimphu
Finish: Chamgang, Thimphu

Thimphu Tshechu

The Thimphu Tshechu is one of Bhutan’s most grand and vibrant festivals, held annually in the capital city, Thimphu. Taking place for three days, starting on the 10th day of the 8th month of the Bhutanese lunar calendar, this festival attracts thousands of attendees, including locals and travellers from neighbouring districts (Dzongkhags), who come together to celebrate this spiritual and cultural spectacle.

The Tshechu features mesmerizing masked dances, sacred rituals, and blessings that reflect Bhutan’s rich heritage and deep spirituality. Leading up to the festival, monks perform days of prayers and rituals to invoke divine blessings and ensure the success of the event. It’s not only a religious gathering but also a social occasion where Bhutanese people dress in their finest traditional attire, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

Witnessing the Thimphu Tshechu offers visitors a unique insight into Bhutan’s traditions, making it an unmissable highlight for anyone exploring Bhutan during the festival season.

Paro Tshechu

Embark on a 9-day, 8-night tour centered around the Paro Tshechu, one of Bhutan’s most vibrant and sacred festivals. This unique celebration showcases mesmerizing mask dances and traditional performances by trained monks and laymen, offering an authentic window into Bhutan’s ancient living culture.

The Paro Tshechu honours Guru Rinpoche, the saint who introduced Buddhism to Bhutan. A highlight of the festival is the unveiling of the magnificent silk Thangka (known as a thongdroel), a sacred religious scroll so grand it covers an entire building. Displayed at dawn on the festival’s final day, this Thangka is believed to grant profound blessings to all who witness it.

Beyond the festival, this immersive journey takes you to explore Bhutan’s serene landscapes, majestic monasteries, and vibrant local culture, creating unforgettable memories steeped in spirituality and tradition.

Happiness Bhutan Tour

Happiness Bhutan Tour showcases the splendor of Bhutanese art, architecture, flora and fauna, amongst others, culture. Travel through a pristine environment with forest cover enveloping almost all parts of the country; life styles of people and the living art and architecture, epitomized in Bhutanese handicraft and textile industry.

Divine Mad Monk and Temple of Fertility of Bhutan

The Divine Mad Monk and Temple of Fertility of Bhutan tour is a unique journey into Bhutan’s spiritual and cultural heritage. This special package takes you to the revered Chhimi Lhakhang, or the “Temple of Fertility,” associated with Lam Drukpa Kuenley, also known as the Divine Mad Monk. Renowned for his unconventional methods of spreading Buddhism, Lam Drukpa Kuenley remains one of Bhutan’s most celebrated figures.

Central to this tour is the Temple of Fertility, a monastery built in the 15th century to honor the legacy of Lam Drukpa Kuenley (1455–1529). The temple is famously linked to the worship of the phallus, symbolizing fertility and blessings. It is believed that barren couples conceive after visiting this sacred site, attracting hundreds of hopeful visitors each year.

Beyond the Temple of Fertility, this itinerary offers opportunities to delve deeper into Bhutanese beliefs. You’ll meet locals and spiritual guides who will share insights into the blessings of great Lamas (Buddhist masters) and their power to bring transformation and fulfillment to people’s lives.

This “Fertility Tour” combines spiritual exploration with cultural immersion, making it a truly memorable experience in Bhutan.

Tour of the Modern and Medieval Bhutan

Tour of the Modern and Medieval Bhutan – explore Bhutan’s perfect blend of modernity and tradition with the visit Thimphu, Paro, Trongsa, Bumthang, Phobjikha, and Punakha to experience iconic landmarks, ancient monasteries, and breathtaking valleys. Begin in the bustling capital of Thimphu, a city that harmoniously blends Bhutan’s development with its deep cultural roots. Explore the iconic Buddha Dordenma, Tashichho Dzong, and lively markets. Then, venture to Paro, home to the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery and the historic Paro Dzong, showcasing Bhutan’s ancient heritage.

Travel east to Trongsa and Bumthang, the spiritual heartlands of Bhutan, where centuries-old temples and monasteries tell stories of the kingdom’s rich history. In Phobjikha Valley, witness the serene beauty of a glacial valley and the graceful Black-necked Cranes during winter months. Finally, visit Punakha, where the majestic Punakha Dzong and the longest suspension bridge in Bhutan await and end it with a climb to Tiger’s Lair in Paro, a monastery perched on a hill overlooking a valley; a fortress that resembles a ship on a mass of water from far

This tour offers a perfect balance of Bhutan’s modern and untouched countryside, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a comprehensive and authentic Bhutanese adventure.

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