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Norling Hotel Trongsa

Trongsa, Bhutan

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Desde las nubes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A travel blog entry by lucreciacharles

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... búdico que existe en la historia de los seres iluminados del budismo en narraciones y libros pero desde que puse los pies aquí entendí que también existe con nosotros.

No tengo mucho tiempo porque ya salgo nuevamente a conocer . Acá hay mucho para conocer, ver y disfrutar y acompañados por mi maestro y lamas hay mucho mas ...

Lhuentse

A travel blog entry by annefrederickx

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... maar wie weet zijn de muizen in Bhutan wel anders!

Zondag is hier blijkbaar ook een auspicious day zodat er veel meer mensen waren dat ik gewoon was. Na verschillende dagen in het oosten, was ik redelijk gewend om enkel met mijn gids en de monks in een klooster te zijn. En iedereen was echt in sneltempo bezig: bij het binnengaan moeten ze 3 keer op de grond gaan knielen om eer te betuigen, wat ze echt ongelooflijk snel allemaal deden. Dan ook in een rij gaan staan ...

The Greatest Dzong of them all!

A travel blog entry by wolfsea

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... A perfect stop for a picnic. Yes, this was the land of the Thunder Dragon. 108 chortens on the top. The tallest mountain in sight from Dochala, is the Gangkar Puensum at 7541 metres.

We parted with Jigme's family and continued towards Trongsa. We had lunch at Wangdue and drove past the great Wangduephodrang Dzong by the river.

The old middle capital of Bhutan. Before ...

Hermitage Trek

A travel blog entry by feinartasia

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... wider than my two feet.  I was clinging to little crevasses in the rock, a tuft of grass, a flimsy bush branch. Sometimes there were narrow deep rock steps seeming to just lead off the cliff, but then doing a hairpin turn.  I had to stop myself from fearing that some mischievous deity would give just a little nudge and off I'd go.  In fact, I mantra to myself, don't look down, be very sure-footed, be aware of the pack on my back, DO NOT MAKE A MISTAKE!!! The path ...

Domkhar Festival

A travel blog entry by viajesyvinedos

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We attended the third and final day of the Domkhar festival, taking place in Chumey, Bumtang Valley. The festival is hosted by the local monastery and all dances are performed by the monks. Local families, friends, and children came out for the festivities with only a handful of tourists attending, giving it a fantastic vibe ...

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