Mewang ~ Fire Blessing ceremony at the annual Thangbi Mani Festival in Bumthang.
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Special GIFT from Bhutan!
Traditional Bhutanese textiles, Thangka paintings, handcrafted wood crafts, authentic Bhutanese jewelry, prayer flags, and unique souvenirs are some of the choice....
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Where in this WORLD have a LEADER like OURS🇧🇹
Our KING our Compassionate MONARCH The People's KING!
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White-Bellied Heron are critically endangered bird with roughly around 200 numbers in the World today. In Bhutan eight nesting sites have been identified with over 30 numbers amongst lofty flowing waters with pebbly substrates and chirpine forests.
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Sakten ~ Meadow covered with Bamboo
The Land of Brokpas have their ancestral root from Tshona region in southern Tibet.
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HIKE TO KABJI HOKA TSHO IN PUNAKHA
Located at an altitude of about 2000M, the trail towards the Tsho starts from Chorten Nyingbo, winter residence of Trulku Gyaltsey Tenzin Rabgye.
This stunning and tranquil lake is hidden amidst the thick jungle vegetation and it is considered one of the best and a must-visit-place in Punakha for an excursion.
It is only about 1 hour and 30 minutes hike (one way) towards the lake.
Spring and autumn are the best times to hike to the lake.
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༅ དགོན་ཚེ་ཕུག་གནས།Goen Tshephu Ney - the sacred cave of longevity!
A road leads deep within a breathtaking, scenic forest to the revered Goen Tshephu Ney, a sacred cave with a profound connection to Guru Rinpoche.
Goen Tshephu Ney has the same spiritual essence and is believe as the second Maratika, the cave of longevity in Nepal.
A monastery adjacent to the cave houses Guru Rinpoche’s prominent sungjouen (self-spoken) statue.
Various sacred sites can be found all around the monastery, each with its own special significance. After passing through a narrow rock crevice, an awe-inspiring cavern emerges - a massive expanse of rock with a spacious interior and a constant drip of water from above. The main treasure of Goen Tshephu is hidden deep within this mystical realm, in a small cave accessible only by an iron ladder leading to the Dakini meditation cave.
Pilgrims making their way to the monastery come across three footprints thought to be left by Guru Rinpoche himself.
According to legend, Guru stepped on these sacred imprints before flying towards Tshechudra in Gasa.
Terton Dorji Lingpa retrieved the sacred Ter of phurb from a minuscule aperture on the face of the stone beneath the monastery.
Twenty one images of Tara, Guru Rinpoche’s Zhuthey, Soethap, Terton Dorji Lingpa (Phub Terzhi gi Shue), Dungkar Phomo Wangchuk Chhenmo, Choe gi Zhabjay, and Guru Rinpoche’s Chakar are among the seven scared neys located within the lhakhang.
Goen Tshephu Ney is a testament to Bhutan’s deep reverence for spiritual traditions, and it invites both locals and visitors to embark on a transformative journey through its mystical realms.
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RKPO Green Resort in Punakha provides peace and tranquility of the resort. The setting of the resort is amazing that it offers spectacular view over the valley around and is just short hike to the sacred Chimi Lhakhang.
རྡོ་ཁ་སྐྱེས་དགོན་པ།Dokhachoe Gonpa
Sacred Dokhachoe Gonpa in Chukha, is a very popular pilgrimage site. Pilgrims from across the country come here to offer prayers to Lhamo Ekajati, known popularly as Aum Kangchim. It is believed that your every wish will come true if your prayers for Aum Kangchim are sincere.
Dokhachoe Gonpa was founded in 1650 by Choeje Thinley Jamtsho, a grandson of Phajo Drukgom Zhipo. Choeje Thinley Jamtsho was Zhabdrung’s drungchen, (secretary) who travelled through Chapcha after his return from Ladakh.
Choeje Thinley Jamtsho is said to have meditated in eight directions of the Lhakhang. And after three days of meditation from a cliff near the gonpa, it is said that he saw Khachoe Dakpai Zhingkham (a heavenly abode) through the cliff. Hence the name Dokhachoe Gonpa. Dokhachoe meaning “a boulder standing upright and facing the sky”
The gonpa is 4 kilometers from old highway at Damcho and at the highest point at Chapcha.
༅ གནས་ཆེན་གདོང་སྐོར་ལ།Neychen Dongkorla
Location: Paro
Altitude: 3711masl
Distance: 15 km away from Shaba.
Road connectivity: Feeder Road
Time: An hour and half drive / 4 -5 hours up-hill hike
The monastery is located on scenic mountain top, where one can see both Paro and Thimphu valley.
The sacred Dongkorla gonpa was established by Terton Tshering Dorji, who is considered as an emanation of Vairotsana under the significance guidance of his spiritual tantric master Drubwang Rinchen Choedor who is reincarnation of Trulku Paljor Gyeltshen the heart son of Longchen Rabjam, the founder of Khewang Lhakhang in Phobjikha and Mendrup Geompa.
Visit this sacred sites atleast once in your life time!
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The must visit Punakha Dzong located at the confluence of the Pho Chu and Mo Chu, arguably the most impressive Dzong in the country.
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Thongdroel ~ Liberation and Blessings at the sight’
Trongsa Tshechu concludes with unfurling of Thongdroel (large tapestry), for public veneration and to receive blessing. It is believed that just by viewing Thongdroel, people can be liberated of all sins. The festival also brings together people from all walks of life to witness religious and cultural performances, attain merit while at the same time its an important occasion for socialising and enjoy life with festival spirit and fervour.
