Kelwang Hotel Thimphu
Thimphu, Bhutan
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...rumbo a Thimpu - Phunakha - Bhumtang
... la puerta una parte del cuerpo.
En Punakha estuvimos en el monasterio Drukpa Kunleg, un famoso lama iluminado con poderes milagrosos, con ideas algo diferentes basadas en el sexo y la diversión de ahí algunas imágenes muy vistas y comunes pintadas en las casas y actuadas en las ceremonias
.......hago un descansito, que les parece??? ..... y sigo en la próxima parada
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Ongelooflijk mooi Bhutan
... inwoners van Thimpu vonden dat te onpersoonlijk en eisten de verkeersagent weer terug. Het verkeerslicht is dus weg en de agent staat weer in het midden van het kruispunt het verkeer te regelen. Dit is een hele bezienswaardigheid aangezien hij dat doet als een soort balletdanser (zie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-y502SM P1k&NR=1).
In Thimpu bezoeken we ook een school waar onderwezen wordt in de 12 ambachten, zoals onder andere schilderen, ...
Bhutan: Land of the Dragon
... Dzong of Punakha and the Chimi Lhakhang. This Chimi Lhakhang temple was build by the cousin of Lama Drukpa Kunley. This Lama is aka 'The Divine Madman’. Again, just google Divine Madman, Bhutan, to learn more about his beliefs. But it is in his honor that people paint red phallus symbols in the weirdest forms on their houses. It doesn’t have a sexual meaning it is just to keep off evil! I must admit we had to laugh every now and then at the sight of them. ...
We start our exploration of Bhutan
... We thought they were probably sandflies, and gave her some advice about how to treat them, which she ignored. She didn’t even believe there was such a thing as a sandfly– she’d been to seventy countries, and had never come across them (I suspect 5-star hotels keep them under control, and I don’t think she’d ventured much outside those 5-star hotels in those seventy countries – which may have been fifty countries from ...
Royal Wedding Day in Shangri-La
... the dzong. In front of us across the field, was a line of tents, under which rows of chairs and….thrones. We’d arrived!! Being one of the first through, we could position ourselves on an embankment under a shady white awning almost opposite the biggest thrones. And there we waited for another couple of hours as people continued to pour in. A three generation family next to us opened up their picnic lunch and grandma, using fingers only (Bhutanese ...


