Hotel Jor-Yang'Z Paro

PO Box 1224, Samalungkha, Geptay Paro, Bhutan

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Ongelooflijk mooi Bhutan

A travel blog entry by tonenpaul

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... zijn in Bhutan. Je betaalt wat maar dan krijg je ook wat. We waren samen met een Nederlands echtpaar en met zijn vijven hadden we onze twee gidsen, een kok, een paardeman, vier hulpjes en 15 paarden. Als we aan het eind van de middag aankwamen waren de tenten opgezet en stond alles klaar. Wat de kok voor elkaar kreeg in zijn provisorische keuken was ongelooflijk. Zelden zo goed gegeten. Aangezien we vrij hoog zaten was het s´nachts ijskoud, maar ook daar was voor ...

Y ahora con tiempo....primero PARO !!!!

A travel blog entry by lucreciacharles

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... Tienen acceso al conocimiento sin restricción. La televisión es abierta y pueden enterarse de las noticias del mundo entero y es justamente al ver que sucede afuera que son tan celosos con la armonía que ellos pudieron lograr desde luego con un fuerte trabajo interno., muy duro y permanente. Me refiero interno de su ser interior.

Su geografía, casi su totalidad montañoso, pre-cordillera de los ...

We start our exploration of Bhutan

A travel blog entry by diannemurray

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... Taktshang Goemba (“Tiger’s Nest”)- Paro

Early start, and on the road before 7am as we’re going to “Tiger’s Nest" Monastery, which is the most famous of Bhutan’s monasteries, perched on a sheer cliff 900 metres above the valley floor. We have to drive for nearly an hour, across the bridge into town, then along the river for about 10 kms before re-crossing the river on a Bailey bridge, and winding our way ...

Flying up to Paro

A travel blog entry by bdsaly

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... Aside from the king, the most revered and influential person in the country is the senior religious leader (number 70 since the country was created) and the major monasteries or dzongs contain local government offices and courts of law as well as ornate places of worship. The 31 year old king (number 5 since the monarchy was established in 1907) is very popular and there’s a royal wedding towards the end of our week in the Bhutan. Not that marriage is very important ...

Happy birthday

A travel blog entry by thessa_fred

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... is a free choice from both nowadays. And it’s when men and women leave their parents’ house. Although you can have more than one husband or wife as long as men can support their wifes. A wife is considered rich when having more than one husband, due to all the gifts received from the competitive partners; while a man with several wifes will become poor since he has to support and provide to all of them. The current king has 4 wifes, all ...