We feel that market are always a great place to watch people. This weekend market was right next to our hotel.
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| Dzong - built in 1637 |
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| Our guide |
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| We didn't go there, the name was not appealing |
We walked passed the fields to go to the temple of fertility Chimi Lhakang
The ashes of your beloved one are made in little 'pies' for the lack of a better word. They are then placed somewhere sacred, for example next to a turning wheel.
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| This bird also likes the temple, as a home |
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| Stopped on the way at a shop |
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| A popular snack, dried cheese; horrible. |
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| Fresh asparagus |
(all fruit and vegetables are organic in Bhutan - by decree - and tasty)
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| Entrance to the national museum |
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| Our hotel. An old big farm house, you can clearly see the empty space under the roof, typical for the style |
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| Hotel garden |
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| View from the hotel |
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| Everywhere nice details |
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| Tasty white local beer |
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