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Coming Full Circle and Tiger's Nest
Okay, now we've come full circle. Feeling very ready to leave the country. But one more day.... and it is the climb to Tiger's Nest
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Y ahora con tiempo....primero PARO !!!!
... blogsp ot.com/2009/11/monasterio-del-nido-del- tigre-reino-de.html
Unico programa del día porque terminamos destruidos y de vuelta al hotel y último día en Paro.
Para ir haciendo mas amplia la historia les cuento algo de Bhután y de su gente. Prevalece la importancia espiritual en todos sus habitantes y la siguen preservando. En las escuelas tienen 30 minutos de meditación antes de comenzar ...
We start our exploration of Bhutan
... On the banks are interesting traditional farms and beautiful rice terraces, but we are looking into the sun, and it is getting too dark for good moving photography. We stop above Bhutan’s only International Airport, and get photos of its Zhong, before proceeding to our hotel, the Rema Resort, arriving after dark, about 6 PM.
The altitude in the town is 2280 metres, so it is getting quite nippy. Our accommodation is in chalets, with ...
Flying up to Paro
... fewer than half a dozen destinations. Other than a land crossing into India, there’s no other way in to or out of Bhutan. Perhaps the weather had been bad in Paro (the only approach to the airport is along a very narrow high sided valley) or perhaps there had been a technical problem; we never did find out, but such delays are apparently a frequent occurrence. A compensation was the clear weather as we flew along the southern flank of the Himalayas giving us a glorious view ...


