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Bumdra Trek- 5 Days

DAYS
5
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
0
GROUP SIZE
2 +
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About This trekking Programme

Bumdra Trek – Overview

The Bumdra Trek is a short 5 day adventure in western Bhutan, perfect for travelers seeking a blend of nature, culture, and light trekking. Starting near Paro, the trail passes through pine and rhododendron forests, alpine meadows, and sacred monasteries before reaching Bumdra Monastery, also known as the “Cave of a Thousand Prayers.” Trekkers enjoy panoramic views of the Himalayas and the Paro Valley, followed by a scenic descent to the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang). With moderate difficulty, the Bumdra Trek is ideal for those looking for a rewarding Himalayan trekking experience in a short time.

What You'll Experience

Bumdra Trek Highlight

Bumdra Trek Cost

  • Bumdra Trek Cost: USD 5690.00
  • 2 Pax Group Cost: USD 4790.00 Per Person
  • 3 Pax to 6 Pax Cost: USD 4460.00 Per Person

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HIGHEST ALTITUDE

3,860 m

AVG. WALKING DISTANCE

20–25 km

AVG. WALKING TIME

5–7 hours per day

MEALS ON TREK

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Bumdra Trek Map

Bumdra trek

Day-by-Day

Bumdra Trek Detail Itinerary for 5 Days

Day 1: Arrive in Paro (2,280 m)
Paro International Airport surrounded by lush mountains and traditional Bhutanese architecture in Paro Valley, Bhutan.

Arrive at Paro International Airport and transfer to your hotel. Spend the day visiting Paro’s cultural highlights, including Rinpung Dzong, Kyichu Lhakhang, and the National Museum (Ta Dzong). In the evening, meet your trekking guide for a briefing and prepare for the Bumdra Trek.

Trekkers hiking from Sang Choekor to Bumdra through scenic pine forests.

After breakfast, drive to Sang Choekor Buddhist College, the trek’s starting point. Ascend gradually through pine and rhododendron forests, passing prayer flags and scenic ridges with magnificent views of Paro Valley. Reach Bumdra Monastery (Cave of a Thousand Prayers), explore the sacred cave temple, and camp overnight while enjoying panoramic Himalayan views.

Monks and traditional buildings at Sang Choekor Buddhist College, the starting point of the Bumdra Trek in Paro.

Wake early to witness sunrise over the Himalayan peaks before descending through alpine forests to the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang). Explore Bhutan’s most famous monastery perched dramatically on a cliff before continuing downhill to the trailhead, where your vehicle transfers you back to Paro for an overnight stay.

Sang Choekor Buddhist College in Paro surrounded by pine forests and traditional Bhutanese architecture.

Enjoy a leisurely day exploring Paro’s hidden gems. Visit Drugyel Dzong, the traditional Paro Farmhouse, and local handicraft shops. You may also enjoy an optional traditional hot stone bath to relax after the trek.

Paro International Airport Bhutan with traditional architecture and Himalayan mountains.

After breakfast, transfer to Paro International Airport for your onward flight, taking with you unforgettable memories of Bhutan’s mountains, monasteries, and the rewarding Bumdra Trek.

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Package Inclusions for the Bumdra trek

What's Included in the Trek?

  • Sustainable Development Fee of $ 100 Per Person Per Night
  • Accommodation on a twin-sharing basis
  • Comfortable Vehicles with Skilled Drivers
  • English Language Speaking Guide
  • English Language Speaking Guide
  • 3 meals a day during the Trek
  • Service of cook & Helper
  • Trekking Guide, & Sleeping Tent
  • Mess Tent, Kitchen Tent & Toilet Tent
  • Mess Tent, Kitchen Tent & Toilet Tent
  • Ponies to carry supplies
  • Royalty and Government Taxes
  • We will provide you with sleeping mats but you have to bring your own sleeping bags

Not Included

What's Not Included in the Trek?

  • Airfare international & Domestic
  • Personal shopping
  • Tips for Guide & Driver
  • Alcohol
  • Any Insurance

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many days is the Bumdra Trek?

The Bumdra Trek is typically completed in 3–4 trekking days, though many tour packages include 5 days with arrival, sightseeing, and departure.

The Bumdra Trek is moderate (3/5). It involves uphill climbs, forest trails, and high-altitude camping but is suitable for beginners with good fitness.

The highest point of the trek is Bumdra Monastery at approximately 3,860 meters (12,664 feet) above sea level.

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