Tumburu Herbal Tea – 100%Organic Wild Thyme Tea for Cough, Cold, and Immune Support from the Himalayas

Tumburu Herbal Tea is your natural defense against seasonal ailments, lovingly crafted from Thymus serpyllum — a wild Himalayan thyme hand-harvested above 3,000 meters in the alpine meadows of Skardu and Gilgit-Baltistan.

Used for generations by mountain communities, Tumburu is a powerful caffeine-free herbal infusion known for its ability to ease cough, cold, congestion, and sore throat. Whether you’re feeling the effects of winter weather or just want to boost your daily immunity, this ancient remedy delivers lungs-cleansing, antioxidant-rich, and gut-friendly support — all in one soothing cup.

Naturally high in thymol, flavonoids, and other antimicrobial compounds, Tumburu tea acts as an expectorant, loosening mucus and helping clear chest congestion. It also acts as a mild digestive tonic, relieving flatulence and indigestion. These dual benefits make it a staple in traditional herbal medicine — especially during seasonal transitions and cold weather.

🌿 Why Choose Tumburu Herbal Tea?

This loose-leaf, whole-plant herbal tea uses the full aerial parts of wild thyme for maximum flavor, potency, and healing potential. Grown in the untouched Himalayan meadows — without fertilizers or pesticides — Tumburu is handpicked by local foragers, sun-dried, and packed naturally, ensuring its organic purity from plant to cup.

Perfect for sipping in the morning to open your airways, or in the evening to calm the system, Tumburu brings a natural, non-drowsy way to support respiratory wellness and immune function year-round.

💚 Key Benefits of Tumburu Herbal Tea

🫁 Respiratory Relief

• Acts as a natural expectorant to clear phlegm
• Soothes sore throats, tight chest, and dry coughs
• Supports overall lung function and recovery from cold-related symptoms

🌿 Immune System Boost

• High thymol content supports your body’s natural defenses
• Helps prevent and reduce symptoms during flu season
• Useful for both prevention and soothing active symptoms

🍵 Digestive Comfort

• Relieves gas, bloating, and stomach upset
• Ideal after heavy meals or during indigestion
• Balances gut health with its mild antiseptic effects

🌱 Caffeine-Free Wellness

• Drink it day or night without disrupting your sleep
• Gentle and suitable for all ages (adults and elderly especially)
• Can be combined with other herbs like tulsi, ginger, or honey

🔥 Flavor & Aroma Profile

Tumburu has a fresh, slightly minty, and earthy aroma with a warming herbal taste that lingers on the palate. Its soothing essence makes it perfect for cold days or when you’re feeling under the weather.

☕ How to Brew Tumburu Herbal Tea

• Add 1–2 teaspoons of dried herbs to freshly boiled water
• Let steep for 5–7 minutes, covered
• For a stronger effect, simmer for 10 minutes on low heat
• Drink warm. Add honey or lemon for extra relief

🌍 Ethically Sourced & Eco-Friendly

Sourced directly from Himalayan foragers, Tumburu Herbal Tea is wildcrafted and packed in biodegradable pouches by Chumik Herbal. Every purchase supports sustainable harvesting and community livelihoods in Gilgit-Baltistan.

Strengthen your immunity the natural way.
Order your pack of Tumburu Herbal Tea today and breathe easier with the healing power of the Himalayas in your cup.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is Tumburu Herbal Tea used for?

Tumburu is traditionally used to treat cold, cough, chest congestion, pneumonia, and indigestion. It also helps boost immunity and respiratory health.

2. Is Tumburu tea caffeine-free?

Yes, it is 100% naturally caffeine-free, making it suitable for use at any time of day.

3. How do I prepare Tumburu tea?

Steep 1–2 teaspoons in hot water for 5–7 minutes. For stronger relief, simmer on low heat for up to 10 minutes before straining.

4. Can I drink Tumburu tea daily?

Absolutely. It is gentle enough for daily use and is especially beneficial during seasonal changes or flu season.

5. Does it help with sore throat and congestion?

Yes. Tumburu has antimicrobial and expectorant properties that help relieve sore throat, phlegm, and nasal or chest congestion.

6. Is this the same as wild thyme tea?

Yes. Thymus serpyllum, the herb used in Tumburu, is commonly known as wild thyme and is part of the mint family (Lamiaceae).

7. Can I mix it with other herbs?

Yes! Tumburu pairs well with honey, ginger, tulsi (holy basil), and lemon for enhanced flavor and added health benefits.