Guest House, Volontariat et Trekking – Pema Guest House

Bienvenue à Pema Guest House

Guesthouse, volontariat et trekking social dans la merveilleuse région naturelle et culturelle de la piste du patrimoine Tamang et du parc national du Langtang.

Pema Guest House : une chambre d’hôte familiale au coeur du territoire Tamang

Pema Guest House est une chambre d’hôte familiale située à Bridhim, un authentique village Tamang sur le sentier du patrimoine Tamang dans le parc national du Langtang. Nous pouvons vous fournir tout le nécessaire dont vous avez besoin pour rendre votre séjour chez nous aussi confortable que possible. Chez nous, vous trouverez du WiFi, des douches chaudes, des chambres en bois de construction moderne et de délicieux plats et en-cas locaux et occidentaux. En outre, nous aimons discuter avec vous et vous en dire plus sur la culture et les traditions locales des Tamang. Venez donc séjourner chez nous et faites l’expérience de notre accueil chaleureux !

Nous accueillons également des volontaires dans notre magnifique région du Népal, pour ceux qui veulent faire une expérience de vie unique dans une région reculée, riche sur le plan culturel et environnemental. Pour les personnes qui souhaitent faire du trekking, nous organisons également des treks sociaux avec des guides locaux, au bénéfice direct des familles locales, leur apportant ainsi un soutient important dans leur vie quotidienne et pour le coût de l’éducation des enfants dans cette région isolée.

Chambre d’hôte à Briddim

Profitez d’un séjour paisible entouré d’un beau cadre naturel et culturel au cœur du trek du Tamang Heritage Trail.

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Volontariat au Népal

Faites du volontariat au Népal dans notre guest house, aidez le peuple Tamang et découvrez une nouvelle culture.

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Trek social avec des guides locaux

Aidez directement les populations locales en faisant un trek social magnifique et culturel avec nos guides locaux, au profit des familles locales

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Comment se rendre à Pema Guest House ?

• Depuis Katmandou : 5 minutes de marche depuis la gare routière de Gongabu. Il y a un autre arrêt de bus appelé Machha Pokhari (demandez à n’importe qui dans la rue où se trouve le guichet de Machha Pokhari). Il y a un bus pour la vallée du Langtang, qui part à 6h00 et dont la destination finale est Timure. Le trajet dure environ 7 heures, et vous devez demander à descendre à Lingling. Le droit d’entrée dans la réserve du parc national de Langtang est de 3 000 roupies népalaises. Depuis Lingling, il y a un sentier de montagne et la randonnée prendra environ 2 heures et 2 heures 30 de marche pour atteindre Pema Gust House. Vous avez également la possibilité, à l’arrêt de bus Machha Pokhari, d’acheter un billet pour une jeep afin de vous rendre directement à Bridhim. La jeep s’appelle Tata Sumo ticket. N’hésitez pas à demander aux gens dans la rue.
• Depuis Syabrubesi : vous pouvez emprunter un sentier naturel jusqu’à Bridhim, et il vous faudra 3 à 4 heures de marche pour atteindre Pema Guest House.
• Depuis le Langtang Valley Trek : Si vous êtes dans le trek dans la vallée du Langtang et que vous êtes au Lama Hotel, à Remache, ou à Sherpagon, il vous faudra environ 1 jour de marche pour arriver à Pema Guest House.
• Depuis le Tamang Heritage Trail : Si vous êtes sur le Tamang Heritage Trail/Trek, vous pouvez venir de Nagthali ou Thuman à Bridhim en environ 1 jour de marche pour atteindre notre Pema Guest House.
• Depuis Timure/Rasuwagadi (frontière tibétaine) : Si vous êtes à la frontière tibétaine, vous pouvez atteindre Bridhim en 4-5 heures de marche et arriver à Pema Guest House.
• Depuis le trek du Gosakunda : Si vous êtes dans le trek du Gosaikunda et dans le village de Thulo Syabru, cela prendra 1 jour (6 heures de marche) pour atteindre notre Pema Guest House à Bridhim.

Témoignages

Marie, France

« My plan was to stay there a couple of days and then go trekking: Dawa is a licensed trekking guide and their village, Briddhim, is on the Tamang Heritage trail! That was the plan…but it was before I tasted Neemas food

Oh boy, she’s a fantastic cook! Briddhim is a lovely place and there is always something happenning there. The kids where on holidays when I came, so we made a little bit homework together, we played music, made the house clean and pretty before Holi festival, cooked together and a lot more. I had a great time with you guys! And I feel very lucky for my stay. So long friends, hopefully we’ll meet again« 

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Chris Vaughan, New Zealand

« I trekked the Langtang Valley with Dawa Tamang as my guide in September 2018. Before the trek, Dawa was very responsive to my initial questions about trekking options and also flexible in creating an itinerary that suited my needs.

During the trek, Dawa was an excellent guide. He was flexible and very knowledgeable about the Langtang Valley as he lives within that area. Dawa also has experience guiding short and long treks in other major areas of Nepal (Annapurna, Everest, Manaslu, etc). I highly recommend Dawa Tamang to anyone who is looking for a guide for a trekking trip in Nepal. »

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Mario & Veronica

« What a nice experience we had! We spent a wonderful week in Pema Guesthouse with Dawa and Neema. The guesthouse is really cozy, specially the dining room, where the fire warms you, something you definetely thank, because it can get quite cold in Briddim.

There is not a lot of work to do, just helping with some tasks around the house (at least during low season). Also collecting and cutting some dry wood (hard but satisfying). You have to pay the 20$ fee to enter the Langtang National Park. We understand how difficult it is, financially and logistically, to receive the food in Briddim, that’s why we decided to pay for our food expenses. If you want to spend a wonderful time, in which you can relax, hike and get to know better the Tamang culture, this is your Workaway. Thank you very much Dawa and Neema, we will hopefully meet in the future! Mario and Veronica »

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Emma & Amalie, Norway

« We have been volunteering in Pema Guest house for two weeks total now, and it has been so amazing! The family is so open, welcoming and kind. We helped around the house, cooking, cleaning and they we’re very flexible meeting our needs.

Would really recommend for people who are interested in Nepali culture and want to have some good experiences. We did also a four day trek with Dawa in the tamang heritage trail. He is nice, calm, funny and easy to be around. Would recommend him if you want a guide that goes at a comfortable pace and knows a lot about the Nepali culture.« 

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Alis & Moshe

« Our stay with Dawa and Neema was short and sweet, they are both very kind and warm hearted people. Our accommodation was one room in their Guest House and it was very clean and tidy, the blankets are heavy and warm for the winter. There is a

shower with hot water also. In the winter It gets pretty cold here, so it’s important to have lots of warm apparel. There are many different projects to do around the place, and they are very grateful for the help. We enjoyed the peace of the mountains, walking around the village in the sun in daytime, getting to know the local Tibetian traditions and culture, and eating home cooked local food by the fire at night. Our experience here in Briddhim was blissful, Alis and I highly recommend this place to all workawayers who are looking for their next adventure in the Himalayas »

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Lucas, France

« I stayed a few days at Pema Guest House like volunteer and I highly recommend this place! Dawa and his wife Neema are very friendly people who won’t hesitate to help you. What’s more, Neema’s cooking is really excellent! Bridhim is a welcoming

village, immersed in authentic Tamang/Tibetan culture.
Dawa is also a trekking guide, and I had the opportunity to do part of the Tamang Heritage Trail with him. I’d also recommend him as a guide, especially for this trek. In the villages we pass through on the Tamang Heritage Trail, he knows everyone, the traditions, the festivities that take place in the various villages, and so on. It’s common to be invited to drink tea, and this allows us to get closer to the local communities, making for a truly immersive and exceptional experience, perfect for discovering the culture of these warm-hearted people living in this beautiful region.

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Hans & Timothy (Netherland)

« It was my first Trekking in Nepal, but my Fathers Fourth time in Nepal. My Father did all the Trekkings with Dawa. They have become good friends.

We took the Jeep to Briddhim and met up with his Lovely Family and had a good Nepali meal and slept at his nice Guesthouse. Then we completed Three trekkings and did more than 200KM of walking. Dawa took care of everything. He guided us through the Himalayas in a great way! I’m planning to come back next year. Thanks Dawa for the great adventure. »

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Gabriele Marignani (Italy)

I have done the tamang heritage trail with Dawa as a guide. The treck overcame my expectations, thanks to Dawa I was able to enter in a close contact with tamang and tibetan culture.

I recommend this type of experience to anyone who want to discover Himalayan beatuies and who want to discover the autenticity and pureness of tamang culture. After the track I stayed one week in Dawa’s family pema guesthouse. I had an incredible time, I could observe the daily routine in Briddim village being surrounded by nature and by landscapes that left me speechless. Neema ( dawa’s wife) was very kind to show me the tamang lifestyle with all the celebrations and religious ceremony.

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