Bumdra Monastery is one of Bhutan's most sacred cliffside sites, spiritually linked to the famous Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest). It is famously known as the "Meadow of a Thousand Footprints," as it is believed that one can see the footprints of a hundred thousand dakinis at the site. The area is rich in sacred features, including a self-arising Vajravarahi, a "stream of longevity" falling from a secret door, and a rock shaped like the hat of Guru Padmasambhava located an hour's walk from the temple.