Paro Forum: Tigers nest - solo trek?

Thanks

Up to the Tigers Nest monastery, there won't be any problem. There is no confusing path leading to it and also you can follow other tourist too.

For the camping to Ugyen Tsemo, I would recommend contacting your hotel staff in Paro when you reach there or arrange through a local trekking company.

@ bhutantashi: thanks. I have read a lot of travelogues where people have described camping at UgyenTsemo, and also seen a lot of tour operators' itinerary describing trek to tigers nest and then overnight camping at Ugyen Tsemo, so I know its done. But the problem is I don't know if camping independently is permitted or not. Since except Indians, other tourist cannot travel independently, and Indians mostly prefering to stay in hotels, I guess this situation of a Indian looking to camp independently hasn't really arised too many times before and hence the confusion. I wouldn;t want to do anything against the regulations and thats the reason I'm trying to confirm if it can work out.

We just got back from Bhutan and it was the most beautiful place I have visited so far! It is very easy to follow the path to Tiger's Nest. Fantastic views! Best to contact the travel agencies in Bhutan regarding the camping. Happy travels!