Chumphu Nye
Chumphu Nye
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Thimphu, Bhutan298 contributions
Sept 2022
A guide should be used because the trek might be challenging and because they can tell you about the temples and monasteries along the way. Additionally, it's crucial to come prepared for the trek with the right hiking equipment, ample water, and food. Additionally, it is advised to check with local authorities for the most recent information on trail conditions, as they can vary depending on the time of year.
Written 19 January 2023
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Thimphu, Bhutan479 contributions
Feb 2023
It's a 5 hours walk from the road point. The Hike begins with the opening gate (Zee Go) formed by two standing rocks. There are many rocks and caves formation associated with Guru Rinpoche and each of them has a story and significance.
The other site to visit at Chumbu is the Guru Rimpoche Caves. There are several caves used by Guru himself and some caves used by his consorts Khandro Mendharawa and Khandom Yeshey Tshokey.
Happy hike!
The other site to visit at Chumbu is the Guru Rimpoche Caves. There are several caves used by Guru himself and some caves used by his consorts Khandro Mendharawa and Khandom Yeshey Tshokey.
Happy hike!
Written 11 March 2023
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Bhutan Best Inbound Tour
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Apr 2018 • Friends
Chumphu Nye is located on a hilltop and completely isolated from the town. The whole trek is mesmerizing and gives you the feel of divine tranquility. It may take about 7 to 8 hours hike back and forth.
The walk is nurturing. The pristine environment filled in with rich faunal diversity with the touch of old man beard will promise you to make your hike a comforting one.
The whole hike is a Pilgrim progress. The stones, caves, waterfall all have their story to tell as you pass by. You will be walking the path which was once traversed by Guru Rinpoche, Khandrola Mendharawa and Khandrola Yeshey Tshogyel.
You can also choose to sit next to the cave where Guru and his consorts have meditated and feel the divine presence. The whole energy there is conducive for silence and meditation.
And the best part of the hike is witnessing Dorji Phamo(Vajra Vairavi/ Vajrayogini) monastery. She is literally floating in the air, defying gravity. You can feel her divine grace all around the place.
The Myths says that it is a living statue of the yogini
The walk is nurturing. The pristine environment filled in with rich faunal diversity with the touch of old man beard will promise you to make your hike a comforting one.
The whole hike is a Pilgrim progress. The stones, caves, waterfall all have their story to tell as you pass by. You will be walking the path which was once traversed by Guru Rinpoche, Khandrola Mendharawa and Khandrola Yeshey Tshogyel.
You can also choose to sit next to the cave where Guru and his consorts have meditated and feel the divine presence. The whole energy there is conducive for silence and meditation.
And the best part of the hike is witnessing Dorji Phamo(Vajra Vairavi/ Vajrayogini) monastery. She is literally floating in the air, defying gravity. You can feel her divine grace all around the place.
The Myths says that it is a living statue of the yogini
Written 2 December 2018
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